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Costco Members: De’Longhi Magnifica Evo Automatic Espresso & Coffee Machine
$450
$649.95
+ Free S/H
Costco Wholesale has De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Automatic Espresso & Coffee Machine w/ Manual Frother (ECAM29034SB) on sale for $449.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Ludwigger for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase.
About the Product
Thanks to community member Ludwigger for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase.
About the Product
- Built-In Conical Burr Grinder
- 13-Precise Settings
- 5-One Touch Receipt w/ Color Icons
- Traditional Milk Frother
- Removable/Dishwasher Safe Parts
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Edited April 24, 2024
at 11:02 PM
https://www.costco.com/.product.176012
De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Automatic Espresso & Coffee Machine with Manual Frother
Item 1760125
Model ECAM29034SB
4.2 out of 5 stars, average rating value. Read 368 Review
Your Price
449.99$
Shipping & Handling Included*
Features:
5 One-Touch Recipes with Color Icons
Espresso, Coffee, Americano, Iced Coffee, Steam
Built-in Conical Burr Grinder with 13 Settings
Traditional Milk Frother to Easily Prepare Textured Foam
Removable and Dishwasher Safe Parts for Easy Cleaning
De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Automatic Espresso & Coffee Machine with Manual Frother
Item 1760125
Model ECAM29034SB
4.2 out of 5 stars, average rating value. Read 368 Review
Your Price
449.99$
Shipping & Handling Included*
Features:
5 One-Touch Recipes with Color Icons
Espresso, Coffee, Americano, Iced Coffee, Steam
Built-in Conical Burr Grinder with 13 Settings
Traditional Milk Frother to Easily Prepare Textured Foam
Removable and Dishwasher Safe Parts for Easy Cleaning
Created 04-24-2024
at 10:51 PM
by Ludwigger
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My 2010 or so Magnifica finally got to the point of no longer worth fixing. During these years,
It had daily use and kept going.
I hope this one will be as good.
I replaced a water pump $20,or so, a couple of years ago. Was an easy install for me.
This time the burr grinder unit finally went out. After a decade+ of abuse by dark roasts, not a surprise. I found one for 170, and could have fixed it, but not worth it on a 14 yr machine I paid 399 for back then.
Anyway my experience has been great with Magnificas.
I bet many of the insides are the same as my old one.
Two things worth mentioning imo:
Machines like these are more noisy than a drip coffee maker or Keurig. But then there are no quiet coffee grinders afaik. If you don't have a bedroom where someone needs to sleep nearby when coffee is made, it is no issue.
Second, depending on water, you have to descale these quite a bit. White vinegar is not as strong as proper descaling solution. However, you can buy 2 gallons for the price of a bottle of descale solution, and it worked fine for the last 8 years on my last Magnifica YMMV, if your water is full of minerals, you may need to stick with the real descaling solution.
There is zero taste residue with white vinegar. I am sure it isn't Manufacturer recommended but worked fine for me and our water.
Last tip. The machine discharges a bit of water as part of the startup and shutdown. If you keep a cup sitting under the spouts when you turn it on and off, or just have one sitting there, you have to clean the drip tray less often.
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Does anyone know if any plastic part comes into play in end to end process when it makes the Latte?
Does anyone know if any plastic part comes into play in end to end process when it makes the Latte?
What other sites has it for this normal price? So those without a Costco membership can get it as well.
My 2010 or so Magnifica finally got to the point of no longer worth fixing. During these years,
It had daily use and kept going.
I hope this one will be as good.
I replaced a water pump $20,or so, a couple of years ago. Was an easy install for me.
This time the burr grinder unit finally went out. After a decade+ of abuse by dark roasts, not a surprise. I found one for 170, and could have fixed it, but not worth it on a 14 yr machine I paid 399 for back then.
Anyway my experience has been great with Magnificas.
I bet many of the insides are the same as my old one.
Two things worth mentioning imo:
Machines like these are more noisy than a drip coffee maker or Keurig. But then there are no quiet coffee grinders afaik. If you don't have a bedroom where someone needs to sleep nearby when coffee is made, it is no issue.
Second, depending on water, you have to descale these quite a bit. White vinegar is not as strong as proper descaling solution. However, you can buy 2 gallons for the price of a bottle of descale solution, and it worked fine for the last 8 years on my last Magnifica YMMV, if your water is full of minerals, you may need to stick with the real descaling solution.
There is zero taste residue with white vinegar. I am sure it isn't Manufacturer recommended but worked fine for me and our water.
Last tip. The machine discharges a bit of water as part of the startup and shutdown. If you keep a cup sitting under the spouts when you turn it on and off, or just have one sitting there, you have to clean the drip tray less often.
These are the reviews I come to SD for, these are great machines for the price if you need a coffee in the morning.
I like the Philips ones as they are much more convenient but don't make as good of a espresso as Delonghi ones.
Not really. I just drink coffee and espresso and don't use the milk attachment
One thing we were a bit concerned about was noise and waking are sleeping kids. No issues there, as they don't seem to be affected by our 6 am grinds.
Whether your beans are vacuum-sealed or nitrogen-flushed, older roasted beans will tend to loose its complexity over fresh-roasted beans, over time, once the foil bags are opened, all things being equal. That being said, you need to try different brands, blends and regional coffees to find out which works best for your tastes. As long as you are consistent in your bean grind, extraction temperature, preparation and process, only then can you truly compare what YOU like or dislike. Kinda like asking which wines taste best.
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Does anyone know if any plastic part comes into play in end to end process when it makes the Latte?
The water container is plastic if nothing else.
it is costco, so you could buy it and return if you're dissatisfied with the milk experience.
also it might be worth checking into the standalone auto milk frothers to supplement what you already have.. it would be cheaper (I assume) and less effort on your part.
Tried the Gaggia Classic Pro with a Niche grinder. Could never get it dialed in.
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Species, I think.