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I use it on a Gaggia Classic and an Eureka Mignon Silenzio grinder with a bottomless portafilter. The grind is almost like powder, 22g in the portafilter, extraction for 30 seconds for 60g of coffee in the cup. I have tried I don't know how many coffees. I end up with this one. For ME, it is the best for espresso and hot cappuccino. I don't drink cold coffees, so I don't know. It has an amazing vanilla flavor, the richest and thickest crema I have seen with no bubbles. I have made it for many guests at my house and they all started asking questions like "How do we make coffee, what should I get, what should I buy, wow, I'm going to throw away the capsules, what have we been drinking all this time..." and so on. The people at Black Bart seem knowledgeable and always polite and on time with orders.

If you want to work on vacation in office jobs and put everything in a backpack (laptop + monitor), then it's perfect. The speakers are not impressive. As a software developer, it's great for use outside the office and home where you have big screens.

I have had it since mid-September, replacing the D800. Do not buy this camera for the higher megapixels. I also had my doubts before getting it and whether it would be worth it. Only when it finally arrived in my hands and after a good set of photos for clients, did I understand exactly what is valuable in this model. It has the perfect auto white balance (with 3 different settings in auto). It has a much, much better auto focus, especially in low light (now I understand why the lamp assist is not needed and they removed it). It has the best optical viewfinder... it may seem small on paper, but a professional will notice the difference and appreciate it. It has a much, much better low-light ISO. With the D800, I wouldn't dare to shoot anything above ISO 3200. With the D850, I have no problem even at ISO 10000. Manufacturers say it is one stop better than the D810, which I did not have. I see that it is 2 stops better than the D800, especially in dark colors in low light conditions... And most importantly, what makes this camera worth it is the incredibly realistic tonality at ISO 64. I can't describe it, you have to see it on a good screen to understand. Hope I have helped.