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Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black)

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Amazon has Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black, 10003358) on sale for $377.23. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal.

Key Features:
  • 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
  • 1-Year Warranty: Hassle free 1 year warranty handled by Gaggia directly.
  • Brita Filter compatible
  • Cup Height: 3.25" to 4.5"

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  • About this deal:
    • This is now priced $5.78 lower than the previous Frontpage Deal from April and $197.91 lower (34.4% savings) than the list price.
    • Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion.
  • About this product:
    • This has a 4 out of 5 star overall rating on Amazon based on over 1,100 reviews.
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Amazon has Gaggia Brera Super Automatic Espresso Machine (Black, 10003358) on sale for $377.23. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal.

Key Features:
  • 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
  • 1-Year Warranty: Hassle free 1 year warranty handled by Gaggia directly.
  • Brita Filter compatible
  • Cup Height: 3.25" to 4.5"

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This is now priced $5.78 lower than the previous Frontpage Deal from April and $197.91 lower (34.4% savings) than the list price.
    • Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion.
  • About this product:
    • This has a 4 out of 5 star overall rating on Amazon based on over 1,100 reviews.
  • About this store:

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Model: Gaggia 59101 Brera Automatic Espresso Machine - Black

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Benfb
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I have two of the Brevilles, both the Express and the Pro, and IMO they're superior to any but the most expensive super-automatics because they don't break as easily (knock on wood). Yes, you have to take the extra step of grinding, tamping, and then brewing, but it's like 20 seconds more and, because you're doing it yourself, you don't need to deal with broken parts along the chain of automation. My Breville Express is 5+ years old and going strong. Bought a super-expensive Saeco super-automatic for the office and it broke. We've had a devil of a time finding anyone nearby who can service it. YMMV.

Also, the Breville-type models allow you to use preground beans which you pour into the portafilter directly, bypassing the grinder, and then you don't need to worry about using only non-oily beans (which is something I've been told to do with my superautomatics so as not to clog up the attached grinder). You can use any number of preground beans rather than sticking with whatever happens to be in your hopper.

If you want to make the Breville process even easier and neater, check out some of the small businesses on Etsy who sell 54" portafilter dosing funnels. Folks make them with 3D printers, I believe, and they fit right onto the portafilter and eliminate all mess from the grounds spilling over the sides. After grinding the beans into the portafilter with the funnel collar attached, you just use the tamper with the collar still on, then remove the collar and infuse the espresso. It's been a game-changer for me. My 2 cents; you may feel overcharged. ;-)
SmilingMagic630
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Some of the superauto brands are parent / child companies of other brands. E.g. Gaggia is owned by Saeco. And Saeco is owned by Philips. So parts among the three may be similar.

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Jun 26, 2022
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smachine
Jun 26, 2022
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Great value for an automatic. Wish the newer auto milk frother models like the Delonghi Dinamica Plus and the Gaggia Cadorna Prestige were able to be found sub $1k but I think it will be a while. Philips 3200 with lattego a solid value too, but I hear performance from the OG superauto Italian brands are hard to beat.
Jun 26, 2022
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SmilingMagic630
Jun 26, 2022
92 Posts
Quote from smachine :
Great value for an automatic. Wish the newer auto milk frother models like the Delonghi Dinamica Plus and the Gaggia Cadorna Prestige were able to be found sub $1k but I think it will be a while. Philips 3200 with lattego a solid value too, but I hear performance from the OG superauto Italian brands are hard to beat.
Some of the superauto brands are parent / child companies of other brands. E.g. Gaggia is owned by Saeco. And Saeco is owned by Philips. So parts among the three may be similar.
Jun 26, 2022
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mja28
Jun 26, 2022
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Quote from smachine :
Great value for an automatic. Wish the newer auto milk frother models like the Delonghi Dinamica Plus and the Gaggia Cadorna Prestige were able to be found sub $1k but I think it will be a while. Philips 3200 with lattego a solid value too, but I hear performance from the OG superauto Italian brands are hard to beat.
Or even a deal on the Gaggia Magenta Prestige. I'm getting tired of making coffee everyday , because no one wanna learn how to use the Breville Bambino I bought last year.
Jun 26, 2022
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katetrimpe
Jun 26, 2022
134 Posts
I got Breville Barista Pro for $550 last week. Now I'm debating if I should return Breville and get this one. I know it's auto vs semi auto. Is it difficult to use semi auto?
Jun 26, 2022
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smachine
Jun 26, 2022
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Quote from katetrimpe :
I got Breville Barista Pro for $550 last week. Now I'm debating if I should return Breville and get this one. I know it's auto vs semi auto. Is it difficult to use semi auto?
Not difficult but the fully automatics are just quicker and easier. No need to tamp and less cleanup per use.
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bobs897
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Jun 26, 2022
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The only problem I have with automatics compared to the semi automatics is that the automatics are harder and more expensive to fix. Still a great deal on an automatic, thumbs up.
Jun 26, 2022
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SlickStalker
Jun 26, 2022
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Good price, I would be all over this if I didn't have self control Big Grin1 day shipping too
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Jun 26, 2022
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js2724
Jun 26, 2022
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I bought the Gaggia magenta prestige last December (~$750) and wish I had bought the machine sooner. I've been through so many over the years: keurig, Nespresso, breville and the Philips 3200. The Gaggia brews a very fine cup without all the overhead of prep and cleaning up. There are so many settings that you can tweak to perfect your beverage. It grinds some perfect coffee pucks for an automatic. Absolutely love it!
Jun 26, 2022
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mig0
Jun 26, 2022
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Looking at the pictures on Amazon, this comes with a grinder already? I'm guessing you can use the built in grinder or grind beans separately (or use pre-ground beans but I doubt I will do that).
Jun 26, 2022
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Tyecies
Jun 26, 2022
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Quote from mig0 :
Looking at the pictures on Amazon, this comes with a grinder already? I'm guessing you can use the built in grinder or grind beans separately (or use pre-ground beans but I doubt I will do that).
It can use grounds through the bypass dozer but honestly doesn't work that well. That's better for the rare cup of Decaff then as a regular fixture.
Jun 26, 2022
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tonyjoy007
Jun 26, 2022
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In for 1. Thanks OP
Jun 26, 2022
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Benfb
Jun 26, 2022
29 Posts
Quote from katetrimpe :
I got Breville Barista Pro for $550 last week. Now I'm debating if I should return Breville and get this one. I know it's auto vs semi auto. Is it difficult to use semi auto?
I have two of the Brevilles, both the Express and the Pro, and IMO they're superior to any but the most expensive super-automatics because they don't break as easily (knock on wood). Yes, you have to take the extra step of grinding, tamping, and then brewing, but it's like 20 seconds more and, because you're doing it yourself, you don't need to deal with broken parts along the chain of automation. My Breville Express is 5+ years old and going strong. Bought a super-expensive Saeco super-automatic for the office and it broke. We've had a devil of a time finding anyone nearby who can service it. YMMV.

Also, the Breville-type models allow you to use preground beans which you pour into the portafilter directly, bypassing the grinder, and then you don't need to worry about using only non-oily beans (which is something I've been told to do with my superautomatics so as not to clog up the attached grinder). You can use any number of preground beans rather than sticking with whatever happens to be in your hopper.

If you want to make the Breville process even easier and neater, check out some of the small businesses on Etsy who sell 54" portafilter dosing funnels. Folks make them with 3D printers, I believe, and they fit right onto the portafilter and eliminate all mess from the grounds spilling over the sides. After grinding the beans into the portafilter with the funnel collar attached, you just use the tamper with the collar still on, then remove the collar and infuse the espresso. It's been a game-changer for me. My 2 cents; you may feel overcharged. ;-)
Last edited by Benfb June 26, 2022 at 04:22 PM.
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Jun 27, 2022
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spennysymes
Jun 27, 2022
25 Posts
I've had this machine for 5 years, it's a great machine just need to take care of it, Whole Latte Love will also probably price match this if Amazon runs out. This is the best entry level super automatic on the market, period
Jun 27, 2022
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mitun733
Jun 27, 2022
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Quote from katetrimpe :
I got Breville Barista Pro for $550 last week. Now I'm debating if I should return Breville and get this one. I know it's auto vs semi auto. Is it difficult to use semi auto?
You can get slightly better coffee out of a semi auto but the cleanup makes it way more work than a super auto. I love coffee but I don't think the minor taste diff justifies a semiautomatic for me

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d.kiran
Jun 27, 2022
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I had this for over 10 years (used at least 2x every day) till it stopped working recently.

I figured I was tired of frothing my own milk, so I got myself a Gaggia Magenta Presitge 2 months back. I love love the prestige, but there is tiny part of me that wishes I bought a manual wand because sometimes I prefer the milk to be warmer. Remember Gaggia machines give the hottest milk by far, but they are nowhere close to the temperature and foam quality of a wand.

Anyway all this to say, that it is very hard to go wrong with this machine. If I had to criticize, I would say the disposal for coffee pods and water containers are both small so you will run out of water and have to empty the coffee pods just when you are in a hurry. But you really can't go wrong with this machine. I got it as a gift and the person who gifted me this has had his Gaggia for about 13 years now still going strong.

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