Sur La Table has select JURA and Gaggia Espresso and Espresso Maker Machines on sale for an Extra 40% Off when you apply promo code TEST20 in cart. Shipping is free on orders of $75 or more.
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Sur La Table has select JURA and Gaggia Espresso and Espresso Maker Machines on sale for an Extra 40% Off when you apply promo code TEST20 in cart. Shipping is free on orders of $75 or more.
Note: Discount amount may vary by product. Verify 40% discount in cart.
Thanks to community members Ay_you, anima.mercator, and Filipp2442 for finding this deal.
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Semi-auto machines are what all espresso enthusiasts prefer. A machine like this is 100% for convenience... but it significantly reduces customizability or upgrade potential. Espresso is very complicated, and thus generally very expensive.
You're putting puck of coffee under high pressure and getting water to flow in very specific ranges. Water flows through the path of least resistance too, so a poorly made puck will make bad coffee.
The difference between a super-auto like this, and a semi-auto is that you have to prep and remove the puck yourself, but generally everything else is handled for you. This gives you a huge amount of customizability in prepping the puck... suck as how much coffee.. grind size... distribution of grinds... etc. With a super auto, you are generally stuck with their grinder, a couple of settings to change grind size, and a couple of settings to change dose. Is grind size 4 too sour but grind size 5 is bitter? Too bad... hopefully one of the other variables they let you touch makes a small enough gets you a good cup. Otherwise, deal with it or try again with a different bean.
EDIT: I do also want to clarify, at this price point you're probably going to get a good cup of coffee (after adjustments). You just may find it difficult to get a GREAT cup of coffee. Diminishing returns and all that.
Planning to start a small cafe.. I just ordered Breville Oracle Touch.. I have no idea about coffee.. but a friend told me that Oracle touch should do it.
Pls advise?
Philips Lattego 4300, while on backorder, is also available on this promo. I think I'm going to bite on that one for $675. I know I'm comparing a more budget machine vs a luxury machine but I'm struggling to justify the extra $525 I would spend on the Saeco. Anyone have thoughts?
*EDIT* I bought the Philips - I couldn't justify the price difference and I had settled on the LatteGo as the one to get (was hoping Williams Sonoma would have a sale on the 5400 but doesn't look like it)
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I tried the deal and it worked. I would suggest before you buy this machine search for reviews from another website than this company's website. I was all set to buy the machine, but I'm reading reviews that the customer service is terrible. With that said, I chose to pass on buying it.
The in-store pickup discount is automatically added. Then use the code TEST20 and it'll drop it down further. For example, I'm seeing the JURA E6 for $899 (tax not added yet).
The problem is, I'm only seeing the E6 and ENA 4 available for in-store pick up (to take advantage of the in-store pick up discount) from the JURA lines. Would love the A1 or D6 instead
The in-store pickup discount is automatically added. Then use the code TEST20 and it'll drop it down further. For example, I'm seeing the JURA E6 for $899 (tax not added yet).
The problem is, I'm only seeing the E6 and ENA 4 available for in-store pick up (to take advantage of the in-store pick up discount) from the JURA lines. Would love the A1 or D6 instead
New to the JURA line. Can you tell us the difference or share a link? I cant even find some of those models on JURA's site. thx!!!
Check out the jura refurbished site. I was able to pickup a E8 for 1200 with tax and shipping. The machines come with a one year warranty and look brand new. Jura support is fantastic.
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It feels like a glitch with the website and they will probably review the orders before shipping them. There is no extra discount for a pickup. I think you need to add two items then remove one and test20 discount will stack. Clearly some sort of a glitch
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You're putting puck of coffee under high pressure and getting water to flow in very specific ranges. Water flows through the path of least resistance too, so a poorly made puck will make bad coffee.
The difference between a super-auto like this, and a semi-auto is that you have to prep and remove the puck yourself, but generally everything else is handled for you. This gives you a huge amount of customizability in prepping the puck... suck as how much coffee.. grind size... distribution of grinds... etc. With a super auto, you are generally stuck with their grinder, a couple of settings to change grind size, and a couple of settings to change dose. Is grind size 4 too sour but grind size 5 is bitter? Too bad... hopefully one of the other variables they let you touch makes a small enough gets you a good cup. Otherwise, deal with it or try again with a different bean.
EDIT: I do also want to clarify, at this price point you're probably going to get a good cup of coffee (after adjustments). You just may find it difficult to get a GREAT cup of coffee. Diminishing returns and all that.
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Pls advise?
*EDIT* I bought the Philips - I couldn't justify the price difference and I had settled on the LatteGo as the one to get (was hoping Williams Sonoma would have a sale on the 5400 but doesn't look like it)
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Subtotal $1,499.00
Promo Code Savings - $599.60
Shipping Free
Sales Tax-
Total $899.40
The problem is, I'm only seeing the E6 and ENA 4 available for in-store pick up (to take advantage of the in-store pick up discount) from the JURA lines. Would love the A1 or D6 instead
Subtotal $1,499.00
Promo Code Savings - $599.60
Shipping Free
Sales Tax-
Total $899.40
The problem is, I'm only seeing the E6 and ENA 4 available for in-store pick up (to take advantage of the in-store pick up discount) from the JURA lines. Would love the A1 or D6 instead
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