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Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black)

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Amazon.com has Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black) for $383.01. Shipping is free.

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About this item:
  • Frothing for Milk Beverages: Pannarello wand frothing for cappuccinos & lattes. Wand doubles as a hot water dispenser for americanos & tea.
  • Easy Access: The dregs drawer, drip tray, and water tank are all within reach and accessible from the front of the machine for quick and easy cleaning and maintenance. Warm the cups with hot water if the coffee is not hot enough
  • User-Friendly Display: Push-button controls and an LED display with illuminated icons make for an easy and intuitive experience.
  • Rapid Steam Technology: Quick heat up times and robust brewing and steaming operations. Supported coffee types : Ground coffee, Whole coffee beans.Water Tank Size:1.27 quart
  • -Year Warranty: Hassle free 1 year warranty handled by Gaggia directly. Brita Filter compatible:

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Amazon.com has Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black) for $383.01. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member heliodarlan for finding this deal.

About this item:
  • Frothing for Milk Beverages: Pannarello wand frothing for cappuccinos & lattes. Wand doubles as a hot water dispenser for americanos & tea.
  • Easy Access: The dregs drawer, drip tray, and water tank are all within reach and accessible from the front of the machine for quick and easy cleaning and maintenance. Warm the cups with hot water if the coffee is not hot enough
  • User-Friendly Display: Push-button controls and an LED display with illuminated icons make for an easy and intuitive experience.
  • Rapid Steam Technology: Quick heat up times and robust brewing and steaming operations. Supported coffee types : Ground coffee, Whole coffee beans.Water Tank Size:1.27 quart
  • -Year Warranty: Hassle free 1 year warranty handled by Gaggia directly. Brita Filter compatible:

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this store:
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this price is $85.99 lower (18% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.

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cohen101
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I guess it comes down to maintenance. I've had my DeLonghi Super Automatic for 9 years now and it still works like new and prior to that I had a Saeco for 13 years. Descale and clean them regularly and they will go quite a while.
SlickDit
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Man, we are lucky then! My father had a Saeco Xsmall Vapore that he really liked for a year or two, so we got one. We've had ours for years now (4 at least I think?) currently averaging 5 shots and one americano per day (I've cut down to 3 and wife accounts for the rest) with no issues. A family friend got one a couple of years ago, and I don't think any of the 3 machines have been cared for much nor have had any issues. None of use the steam wand very much so maybe that's part of it.
bsdc
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I don't think that Ninja can do espresso, and if it can, it would be through pods instead of the actual traditional method of making espresso (forcing very hot water under pressure through more finely ground, compacted coffee.) There are a ton of differences between pod and non-pod, this seems like a good place to start reading up on the differences:
https://www.wholelattelove.com/bl...d-espresso

If that Ninja can make espresso, you should try that, and then go get a shot of espresso from a coffee shop, and decide if you care about the difference. Most espresso enjoyers tend to prefer the fresher, traditionally made shots over what the pod method has to offer, although some people don't care, and that's totally fine.

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Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years. After going through three of those (Gaggia, Krups and Saeco; all ~ $600 ea) in five years, I gave up and purchased a Breville semiautomatic on a crazy deal on eb for this op price in 2018. Its still going strong and beats supers I tried in every aspect, specially the quality of milk foam. It has already outlived lives of 2 supers and probably will outlive all three that broke on me. Repairs on none of those were cost effective - had to junk.
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Greenworld123
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Quote from mja28 :
Philips 3200 $479

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...a4a6b8c8bc
Hm, how much better is this than the Ninja CFP301 DualBrew Pro System I just purchased?
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bloodmire
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Quote from samx :
Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years. After going through three of those (Gaggia, Krups and Saeco; all ~ $600 ea) in five years, I gave up and purchased a Breville semiautomatic on a crazy deal on eb for this op price in 2018. Its still going strong and beats supers I tried in every aspect, specially the quality of milk foam. It has already outlived lives of 2 supers and probably will outlive all three that broke on me. Repairs on none of those were cost effective - had to junk.
Agreed. I had one of these and had to return it within 3 months - kept having issues.
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SlickDit
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Quote from samx :
Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years.
Man, we are lucky then! My father had a Saeco Xsmall Vapore that he really liked for a year or two, so we got one. We've had ours for years now (4 at least I think?) currently averaging 5 shots and one americano per day (I've cut down to 3 and wife accounts for the rest) with no issues. A family friend got one a couple of years ago, and I don't think any of the 3 machines have been cared for much nor have had any issues. None of use the steam wand very much so maybe that's part of it.
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apostlej2015
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Quote from bloodmire :
Agreed. I had one of these and had to return it within 3 months - kept having issues.
Ive had my breville 870xl since 2015 and it works great still. Ever year i have to take the rubber seal out where the portafilter snaps to seal and clean it to restore the pressure. Pretty low maintenance imho.
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It's versatile and convenient
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Quote from samx :
Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years. After going through three of those (Gaggia, Krups and Saeco; all ~ $600 ea) in five years, I gave up and purchased a Breville semiautomatic on a crazy deal on eb for this op price in 2018. Its still going strong and beats supers I tried in every aspect, specially the quality of milk foam. It has already outlived lives of 2 supers and probably will outlive all three that broke on me. Repairs on none of those were cost effective - had to junk.
Running my brera since 2018. I guess ymmv.
That said, I would like to have a breville semi auto.
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chrisknight22
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Amazon reviews look great until you sort by Newest. Something like 6 of the last 8 reviews are 1 star! Eeeek. Good price for sure but that scared me off.
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cohen101
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Quote from samx :
Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years. After going through three of those (Gaggia, Krups and Saeco; all ~ $600 ea) in five years, I gave up and purchased a Breville semiautomatic on a crazy deal on eb for this op price in 2018. Its still going strong and beats supers I tried in every aspect, specially the quality of milk foam. It has already outlived lives of 2 supers and probably will outlive all three that broke on me. Repairs on none of those were cost effective - had to junk.
I guess it comes down to maintenance. I've had my DeLonghi Super Automatic for 9 years now and it still works like new and prior to that I had a Saeco for 13 years. Descale and clean them regularly and they will go quite a while.
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Quote from bloodmire :
Agreed. I had one of these and had to return it within 3 months - kept having issues.
Quote from SlickDit :
Man, we are lucky then! My father had a Saeco Xsmall Vapore that he really liked for a year or two, so we got one. We've had ours for years now (4 at least I think?) currently averaging 5 shots and one americano per day (I've cut down to 3 and wife accounts for the rest) with no issues. A family friend got one a couple of years ago, and I don't think any of the 3 machines have been cared for much nor have had any issues. None of use the steam wand very much so maybe that's part of it.
We've had our Saeco Xsmall 8 years now, and it's brewed 25,000+ shots. It's a little finicky at times, but the only real issue we had required the grinder to be taken apart and cleaned. These Brera's have most of the same internals as the Xsmall (brew group, grinder, pump, etc.), and this is what I plan on buying when my Xsmall finally dies.
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Quote from Greenworld123 :
Hm, how much better is this than the Ninja CFP301 DualBrew Pro System I just purchased?
I don't think that Ninja can do espresso, and if it can, it would be through pods instead of the actual traditional method of making espresso (forcing very hot water under pressure through more finely ground, compacted coffee.) There are a ton of differences between pod and non-pod, this seems like a good place to start reading up on the differences:
https://www.wholelattelove.com/bl...d-espresso

If that Ninja can make espresso, you should try that, and then go get a shot of espresso from a coffee shop, and decide if you care about the difference. Most espresso enjoyers tend to prefer the fresher, traditionally made shots over what the pod method has to offer, although some people don't care, and that's totally fine.
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bluking
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this is a great super auto, had it for about 5 years before it started leaking, at that point we had gotten far more value out of it and decided to just get another super auto that has been running fine for 3 years now. One of the main things to keep in mind for any super auto is not to use oily beans as they tend to clog up the machine and cause a lot of issues. Plus performing regular maintenance of cleaning out the brew head and rising etc will prevent most major issues.
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RobertJason
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Quote from samx :
Seems like a good price! Thing with these superautomatics is that they all break in a couple of years. After going through three of those (Gaggia, Krups and Saeco; all ~ $600 ea) in five years, I gave up and purchased a Breville semiautomatic on a crazy deal on eb for this op price in 2018. Its still going strong and beats supers I tried in every aspect, specially the quality of milk foam. It has already outlived lives of 2 supers and probably will outlive all three that broke on me. Repairs on none of those were cost effective - had to junk.
I imagine this is usually true. However, for what it's worth, we have a fully automatic Gaggia that is going on 7 years now. And I 'believe' it's a bit better quality than the Breville's I've seen in stores.

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Moka Pot. Smilie That is all I have to say.
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