Nespresso Coffee Machine With Milk

[5.51 lb] Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

[Lithium-Ion] This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

[0.55 lb] Fit perfectly and versatile organization for your milk crates.

[0.3 lb] This works great and looks so much better than a milk bottle and duct tape.

[Full] You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

[0.55 lb] Milk crates are just the thing to store all your cables, C Stand Grip Heads or just about anything. I do training workshops for photo-video lighting manufacturers and I will also use this milk crate to protect merchandise such as small lights like the X100s in their case. They will be inside the crate, can even be stacked and nothing will touch what’s inside ensuring a safe arrival during transportation. This crate is nearly indestructible and will last longer than a lifetime if you have just the slightest amount of care for handling your things. This product does what it’s supposed to do. Protect, stack and organize. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].

[0.4 lb] I buy these regularly like milk. I ran out of lavs to store and then discovered that basically anything small I want to hold on to fits in them as well and now I can't get enough of them. The flexible openings that snap shut and open with a pinch are terribly clever; it is the intersection of accessibility and security. The dedicated label area boasts reusability by cleaning the area with alcohol and/or nail polish remover but my results have varied based on the type of marker and the length of time since it was written. That should not discourage you from buying... just something of which to be aware.

[Handle] We use them for so many things, including storing milk jars for our dairy co-op, so I love that the 1/2 gallon fit nicely and that we can collapse them after drop offs.

[16 lb / 7.25 kg] As someone who owns numerous carts for film production (converted MagLiners, Rubbermaids, C Stand Cart etc) this is an incredible cart for the price. Some people reading this may be thinking, This is affordable? but in the world of high quality carts this is affordable. (Converted Magliners run $1500-2000) This cart is heavy duty, the wheels handle downtown sidewalks with ease and its pretty darn quiet when rolling along. It can handle a lot of weight. I load this thing up with Apple Boxes, Milk Crates full of grip gear, half a dozen sandbags and C Stands and its no sweat for this thing.  Its very flexible with how many options there are for carting long items like large flight cases (think 4ft Kino Kits or SkyPanel S60s) to smaller items. Industry standard Milk Crates fit perfectly. The locking wheels work better than most. One Note: It is a heavy cart to lift. It is the most compact cart Ive ever seen in its category of strength. It folds down so small. This brings me to the one caveat of this cart. Two words: Pinch points. You will need to make sure you fully understand this cart and how to properly collapse it. You will also need to make sure no one else collapses this cart unless properly trained to do so. This sounds like such a silly statement but this cart will seriously injure your hand/fingers if you fold it incorrectly. Ive had two close calls. Out of habit from other foldable carts I folded it incorrectly. I only say this as a safety precaution, the cart is still 100% worth buying. If you need an extremely strong cart but have a smaller vehicle this is the best option Ive ever seen out there. The Rock n Rollers arent even close when it comes to the strength of this cart. Ill try and add photos to this review later.

[Right] I use it for my Mac mini.. always good to have an extra one on hand for any coffee spills ..