Amazon has
De'Longhi 15 Bar Espresso Machine w/ Advanced Cappuccino System (Stainless Steel, ECP3630) for
$119.99.
Shipping is free.
Best Buy has
De'Longhi 15 Bar Espresso Machine w/ Advanced Cappuccino System (Stainless Steel, ECP3630) for
$119.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 15-bar professional pressure assures quality results every time, and adjustable controls allow you to make modifications for your personal taste preferences
- Whatever your preference – single or double espresso, cappuccino or latte – the machine brews authentic barista-quality beverages just like you enjoy at your favorite coffeehouse.
- With an integrated Premium Adjustable Frother, you can create Italian classic cappuccino with a dryer texture milk-foam or choose Hot Milk setting for your latte.
- The three-in-one filter holder accommodates the included filter baskets for single espresso, double espresso, and easy-serve espresso pods – whatever your preference.
- The Advanced Cappuccino System maintains the optimal temperature so you can brew cup after cup instantly
- If you'd prefer a larger size beverage, no problem. The bottom tray of the unit is easy to adjust or remove to fit taller cups.
- With a sleek profile, compact design and narrow footprint, each model fits beautifully on a kitchen countertop – without taking up too much space
- The water tank is simple to remove, refill and reattach, and the water level is easily visible to eliminate the guesswork
- Removable water tank and drip tray make for easy cleanup, and the parts are dishwasher safe
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These are good beginner machines, that can make decent espresso if you learn how to use them. Lots of after market parts are available for them, including unpressurized baskets and steel steamer nozzles. There are also mod guides to add temperature control to them. Maintaining them involves running descaler solution through them every 6 months or so.
I experimented a lot with grind levels and baskets and such on these, until I gave up and now just get ESE pods for them on Amazon. It ends up being 20c a cup, and the pods are sealed fresh and ready to use no mess, no fuss, no cleanup. Lavazza is decent as are several other Italian brands, and even Bonnet, the US brand. Illy is considered fancy all arabica, and priced accordingly.
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These are good beginner machines, that can make decent espresso if you learn how to use them. Lots of after market parts are available for them, including unpressurized baskets and steel steamer nozzles. There are also mod guides to add temperature control to them. Maintaining them involves running descaler solution through them every 6 months or so.
I experimented a lot with grind levels and baskets and such on these, until I gave up and now just get ESE pods for them on Amazon. It ends up being 20c a cup, and the pods are sealed fresh and ready to use no mess, no fuss, no cleanup. Lavazza is decent as are several other Italian brands, and even Bonnet, the US brand. Illy is considered fancy all arabica, and priced accordingly.
I remember paying something like $75-90, max $100 for the last one. An MSRP of $200 and a 'deal' price of $120 is only indicative of the 'great' times we are living.
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Pro tip: get a used - good or very good unit for less than half the price. It will work just as well. I have twice bought the used units for around $50, and both have been working perfectly.These are good beginner machines, that can make decent espresso if you learn how to use them. Lots of after market parts are available for them, including unpressurized baskets and steel steamer nozzles. There are also mod guides to add temperature control to them. Maintaining them involves running descaler solution through them every 6 months or so.I experimented a lot with grind levels and baskets and such on these, until I gave up and now just get ESE pods for them on Amazon. It ends up being 20c a cup, and the pods are sealed fresh and ready to use no mess, no fuss, no cleanup. Lavazza is decent as are several other Italian brands, and even Bonnet, the US brand. Illy is considered fancy all arabica, and priced accordingly.
Where would be a good place to search for used units? (aside from fbm because I don't fb)
These used be $120 new a couple of years ago. The current MSRP seems to be too inflated.
Pro tip: get a used - good or very good unit for less than half the price. It will work just as well. I have twice bought the used units for around $50, and both have been working perfectly.These are good beginner machines, that can make decent espresso if you learn how to use them. Lots of after market parts are available for them, including unpressurized baskets and steel steamer nozzles. There are also mod guides to add temperature control to them. Maintaining them involves running descaler solution through them every 6 months or so.I experimented a lot with grind levels and baskets and such on these, until I gave up and now just get ESE pods for them on Amazon. It ends up being 20c a cup, and the pods are sealed fresh and ready to use no mess, no fuss, no cleanup. Lavazza is decent as are several other Italian brands, and even Bonnet, the US brand. Illy is considered fancy all arabica, and priced accordingly.
I have this and the non pressurized basket to play with, would you mind sharing links to some of the other mods. TIA
Neither machine is likely to be a good solution for someone who isn't interested in learning how to use an espresso machine, as there can be a bit of a learning curve (a rewarding one, in my opinion) involved if you're interested in producing the best results.
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