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Unboxing a 9Barista Clone – Did I Just Waste My Money?

I picked up the Pado 9Bar, a stovetop espresso maker that looks identical to the 9Barista—but at a fraction of the price. This 9Barista alternative claims to deliver true 9-bar espresso, using a dual-chamber pressure system similar to the original. But does it actually work? In this video, I unbox the Pado 9Bar, walk through its design, and test it for the first time using the Aikamo K63 hand grinder with flat burrs. Since the Pado 9Bar isn’t induction-compatible, I also use the Bialetti induction plate to make it work on an induction stove. Key Topics Covered: • Pado 9Bar Unboxing – First look at this 9Barista-style stovetop espresso maker • Espresso Test – Can it actually pull a real espresso shot with full 9-bar pressure? • Build Quality & Design – How does it compare to the 9Barista? • Induction Compatibility – Why I needed an induction adapter • Grinder Setup – Using the Aikamo K63 (Cafesing Orca) with flat burrs for espresso I wasn’t sure if the copy, Pado 9bar, was a good alternative to the 9Barista or destined to be a paperweight. But does it match the original, or is something lost in translation? Watch and find out. Hashtags: #Espresso #Unboxing #9Barista #Pado9Bar #StovetopEspresso #CoffeeGear #ManualEspresso #CoffeeLovers #HomeBarista #9BaristaClone This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not an endorsement of the Pado 9Bar or any other product mentioned. All testing and opinions are based on personal experience and should not be taken as professional advice. Any modifications, purchases, or use of the product are at the viewer’s own risk. The creator assumes no responsibility for any damage, injury, or unintended consequences resulting from the use of this or any similar product.