MHW-3BOMBEREspresso Tamper 58.35mm with Sound Feedback Calibrated Coffee Tamper 30lbs Tamper Tool Espresso Flat Base, T6184T-OS

As a long-time home barista and espresso enthusiast, I’ve gone through quite a few tampers in my search for the perfect cup, and after using the MHW-3BOMBER Espresso Tamper (58.35mm) for several weeks now, I can confidently say this is one of the best tampers I’ve ever owned – and easily the most precise. The build quality is excellent, with a solid, nicely weighted base that’s finished in a sleek matte black coating, which not only looks modern and professional but also resists fingerprints far better than polished metal. It fits my 58mm VST basket with near-perfect precision, allowing for a level and even tamp every single time. The handle is both ergonomic and stylish, combining the weight of metal with the natural look of wood, making it feel comfortable and balanced in hand, even during back-to-back shots. Since I started using this tamper, my espresso has noticeably improved – richer crema, more even extractions, and far less channeling, which tells me the consistency is exactly where it needs to be. It’s a very thoughtfully designed tool, and the overall experience feels premium right down to the packaging, which was simple but elegant.

Build Quality 10/10Fit and Finish 10/10Functioned as expected 10/10No more guess work in tamping

Good quality. Works well. Nice feedback click.

This is a great tamper. The click is very satisfying and give you clear audible and haptic feedback when you have properly tamped your espresso.

Great build quality, great price! I really wish this was a true 58mm diameter. I use an E&B Nanotech basket, and while this levels and smooths or the top beautifully, it can't fit in to the ever-so-slight taper of that basket, which means I can never get pressure on to the bottom part of the puck.

All there products are great

Chinese copy of a much more expensive tamper. It’s great and basically resembles the original, may even be from the same factory.

I love the physical feedback of the click after you've pressed it down. So often, I have over tamped my espresso grounds. This gives you the perfect amount of even pressure every time on a consistent basis. And, with espresso brewing, consistency is paramount! Aside from the usefulness of this, it is also just a gorgeous piece. It is heavy and the materials are all very high quality. I love the walnut handle. The only thing that has me perplexed is the inclusion of an additional spring. I thought that maybe it was a back up, but I've taken the whole thing apart and this spring doesn't seem to fit or take the place of any existing spring. Some clarification on how the extra spring should be or could be used would be great, because the instruction manual doesn't give it any context.