Amazon has De'Longhi Dedica Espresso Machine (EC680M) for $149.95. Shipping is free.
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Macy's has De'Longhi Dedica Espresso Machine (EC680M) for $149.95. Shipping is free.
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Product Dimensions: 13"D x 5.9"W x 12"H
At only 6inch wide, the uniquely designed Dedica is slimmest espresso machine yet, effortlessly adding a touch of minimalist chic to your kitchen with its elegant dimensions. Its sleek, compact design is complemented by an easy-to-use control panel with illuminated buttons.
15-bar professional pressure assures quality results every time, and adjustable controls allow you to make modifications for your personal taste preferences.
A manual frother with powerful steam to create a rich, creamy froth for evenly textured drinks.
Authentic barista experience at home, you can control the whole process from tamping your ground coffee to the final quantity; you can brew up to 5in high into cups or mugs.
Removable water tank and drip tray make for easy cleanup, and the parts are dishwasher safe.
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Amazon has De'Longhi Dedica Espresso Machine (EC680M) for $149.95. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter dubba-low for finding this deal.
Macy's has De'Longhi Dedica Espresso Machine (EC680M) for $149.95. Shipping is free.
About this item:
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 5.9"W x 12"H
At only 6inch wide, the uniquely designed Dedica is slimmest espresso machine yet, effortlessly adding a touch of minimalist chic to your kitchen with its elegant dimensions. Its sleek, compact design is complemented by an easy-to-use control panel with illuminated buttons.
15-bar professional pressure assures quality results every time, and adjustable controls allow you to make modifications for your personal taste preferences.
A manual frother with powerful steam to create a rich, creamy froth for evenly textured drinks.
Authentic barista experience at home, you can control the whole process from tamping your ground coffee to the final quantity; you can brew up to 5in high into cups or mugs.
Removable water tank and drip tray make for easy cleanup, and the parts are dishwasher safe.
Have had this machine for several years. It makes a decent espresso and doesn't take up a lot of room.
Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
Have had this machine for several years. It makes a decent espresso and doesn't take up a lot of room.
Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
I own this exact model. It makes a decent cup of espresso and it doesn't take up a lot of space. I use reverse osmosis water so I descale every other time it recommends to. Only thing I've replaced is a new strainer insert that has a removable metal filter to make cleaning easier. Would I love one of those giant Breville units? Sure, but this is "good enough" for the occasional use.
I've been looking at expresso machines.Because my doctor said I should drink a shot of espresso every day to help with my gout. So i've been reading up on them a lot.And this thing is not a very good machine.Over all the things that i've read people talking about them. I'm looking for something that's like under a hundred bucks.So i'm sure they make, you know, thousand dollar machines that are probably pretty decent.But apparently this one leaks, and it's hard to clean and blah blah blah, just my two cents
Take a look at the CASABREWS 3700. We also wanted a simple stater unit for under 100 bucks. I've only had it for a few weeks, but it makes decent, simple espresso at an excellent price point. Feel free to go fancy *after* you start drinking espresso.
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I've been looking at expresso machines.Because my doctor said I should drink a shot of espresso every day to help with my gout. So i've been reading up on them a lot.And this thing is not a very good machine.Over all the things that i've read people talking about them. I'm looking for something that's like under a hundred bucks.So i'm sure they make, you know, thousand dollar machines that are probably pretty decent.But apparently this one leaks, and it's hard to clean and blah blah blah, just my two cents
Have had this machine for several years. It makes a decent espresso and doesn't take up a lot of room. Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
Descaling is indeed a pain, but there are YT videos out there that explain it well.
We had two of these. One, I ran into the ground in 5 years. The other was still good after 5 years, but then we upgraded to a Breville.
I've been looking at expresso machines.Because my doctor said I should drink a shot of espresso every day to help with my gout. So i've been reading up on them a lot.And this thing is not a very good machine.Over all the things that i've read people talking about them. I'm looking for something that's like under a hundred bucks.So i'm sure they make, you know, thousand dollar machines that are probably pretty decent.But apparently this one leaks, and it's hard to clean and blah blah blah, just my two cents
So you are summarizing other people's reviews?
It's a great machine. I had two and used them for 10 years. At $150, this is a no-brainer. I paid more for my last one, 5 years ago...
Have had this machine for several years. It makes a decent espresso and doesn't take up a lot of room.
Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
If you know what an espresso is and what is required to make one, then how can any company make a drip coffee maker and espresso machine in one? The two drinks are completely different method of processing.
If you know what an espresso is and what is required to make one, then how can any company make a drip coffee maker and espresso machine in one? The two drinks are completely different method of processing.
These all-in-one machines do exist. Here's one, also from De'Longhi
Machines like this are basically a drip coffee maker attached to an espresso machine, so when one inevitably dies (or you want to upgrade one,) you have to replace both.
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Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
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Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
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We had two of these. One, I ran into the ground in 5 years. The other was still good after 5 years, but then we upgraded to a Breville.
It's a great machine. I had two and used them for 10 years. At $150, this is a no-brainer. I paid more for my last one, 5 years ago...
Descaling is a pain, did it once successfully and haven't been able to replicate it so now it always blinks needing descaling.
I'd like to replace it but we do pots of coffee during the week and espresso at other times, and haven't quite found an all in one machine that fits the bill.
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