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Refurbished Ninja R-ES601 Luxe Café Premier Series Espresso Machine
$250
$570
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Woot! has Refurbished Ninja R-ES601 Luxe Café Premier Series Espresso Machine (Renewed Scratch & Dent, Silver) for $249.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Woot! has Refurbished Ninja R-ES601 Luxe Café Premier Series Espresso Machine (Renewed Scratch & Dent, Silver) for $249.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- 3 machines in 1: Brew espresso, drip coffee, or cold brew with no guesswork. Choose from 2 espresso styles (double or quad shot), 3 drip coffee styles (classic, rich, or over ice), and 2 cold brew options (cold-pressed espresso or cold brew coffee) in 6–18 oz sizes.
- Barista Assist Technology: Guides you with grind size suggestions, weight-based dosing, and automatic temperature and pressure adjustments for balanced flavor.
- Integrated Grinder: Conical burr grinder with 25 settings for precise, fresh grinding.
- Weight-Based Dosing: Built-in scale measures exact grounds for each drink.
- Hands-Free Frothing: Dual Froth System creates perfect hot or cold microfoam with 4 presets
- Temperature Settings: Choose from 3 brew temperatures, low-medium for dark roasts, medium-high for light roasts.
- Flavorful Cold Press: Brews espresso slowly at lower temp and pressure for a smooth, rich flavor.
- Perfect Pucks: Assisted tamper ensures even, compact grounds for consistent, high-quality shots.
- Built-In Storage: Stores tamper, funnel, and cleaning tools neatly on or inside the machine.
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- Warranty: 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty
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Update: This popular deal is still available.
Woot! has Refurbished Ninja R-ES601 Luxe Café Premier Series Espresso Machine (Renewed Scratch & Dent, Silver) for $249.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
Features:
Woot! has Refurbished Ninja R-ES601 Luxe Café Premier Series Espresso Machine (Renewed Scratch & Dent, Silver) for $249.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to community member N3RD_01 for sharing this deal.
Features:
- 3 machines in 1: Brew espresso, drip coffee, or cold brew with no guesswork. Choose from 2 espresso styles (double or quad shot), 3 drip coffee styles (classic, rich, or over ice), and 2 cold brew options (cold-pressed espresso or cold brew coffee) in 6–18 oz sizes.
- Barista Assist Technology: Guides you with grind size suggestions, weight-based dosing, and automatic temperature and pressure adjustments for balanced flavor.
- Integrated Grinder: Conical burr grinder with 25 settings for precise, fresh grinding.
- Weight-Based Dosing: Built-in scale measures exact grounds for each drink.
- Hands-Free Frothing: Dual Froth System creates perfect hot or cold microfoam with 4 presets
- Temperature Settings: Choose from 3 brew temperatures, low-medium for dark roasts, medium-high for light roasts.
- Flavorful Cold Press: Brews espresso slowly at lower temp and pressure for a smooth, rich flavor.
- Perfect Pucks: Assisted tamper ensures even, compact grounds for consistent, high-quality shots.
- Built-In Storage: Stores tamper, funnel, and cleaning tools neatly on or inside the machine.
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- Warranty: 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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The ATK short segment didn't really give the machine a chance, they complained it was too large and the cold brew and drip coffee weren't good but the espresso was. The whole segment was based on espresso so it is was a weird choice to even put an all in one coffee machine with a grinder integrated against a bambino like they did, a bambino with an espresso grinder could easily be over $800 with accessories. Not to mention the ninja is far less intimidating as well, I could never get my parents for example, to weigh beans, dial in grind size etc. but something like the ninja that does the weighing and takes a lot of the work out of it they would actually considering using (although I still think they would use their 30 year old drip and keurig machine instead)
The only thing slightly concerning is the 90 day warranty and that it is a first iteration scratch and dent refurbished complex espresso machine
Bought a Ninja scratch and dent air fryer from Woot and it was basically brand new.
This is a pretty crazy price for this and can't imagine this being in stock long.
A few things I've learned after some Google research (caveat - I'm at the bottom end of the learning curve with respect to espresso machines):
Reviewers say it makes good espresso but mixed reviews on the drip mode. Drip mode seems to be a bit slow, maybe 4-5 minutes per cup.
One reviewer panned the cold brew mode, saying it wasn't truly cold brew. I've seen other reviews saying everything is good. I think it boils down to your level of expectations.
Some reviewers have issues with how well it froths milk - others say the frother works great, so it's possible that the frother may be be inconsistant from machine to machine.
Some have had issues after a while with the grind, fixed by disassembling the grinder and adding another metal shim.
The portable filter funnel on earlier models was made from inferior plastic and breaks easily. New ones with higher quality plastic are available on the Ninja website for not much money.
I haven't been able to fully confirm whether or not there is any plastic is in the brewing chain (my guess is that there is not).
Due to condensatrion or whatever, drain the tray frequently, may have to do daily.
Pretty much everybody says be sure to use fresh beans - buy beans with a "ground on" date not a "sell buy" date. Also consensus seems to be it does best with medium-dark to dark roast beans; light to light-medium roast may not brew as well.
My impression is that this is kind of an espresso machine with training wheels, maybe a "jack of all trades - master of none". It's not designed to compete with a $1,000 unit; it's more for folks like me who don't want to take the time to weigh beans, hand grind, and spend a lot of time experimenting to get the perfect brew.
I had reservations about ordering one due to concerns over long term reliability and the lack of a long warranty from Woot; also about the overall condition of these refurbised units. Time will tell I guess. That said, I have seen videos from folks who have used it daily for up to a year without issues.
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Its WAY more convenient IMO
Pulled the trigger on this deal - hopefully it'll arrive not damaged too badly. Also, based on multiple "experts" reviews on YouTube, I'm expecting noticeably better shots and some enjoyment from the process (trying to convince myself that one-button process on super auto is not that important for me, lol)
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A few things I've learned after some Google research (caveat - I'm at the bottom end of the learning curve with respect to espresso machines):
Reviewers say it makes good espresso but mixed reviews on the drip mode. Drip mode seems to be a bit slow, maybe 4-5 minutes per cup.
One reviewer panned the cold brew mode, saying it wasn't truly cold brew. I've seen other reviews saying everything is good. I think it boils down to your level of expectations.
Some reviewers have issues with how well it froths milk - others say the frother works great, so it's possible that the frother may be be inconsistant from machine to machine.
Some have had issues after a while with the grind, fixed by disassembling the grinder and adding another metal shim.
The portable filter funnel on earlier models was made from inferior plastic and breaks easily. New ones with higher quality plastic are available on the Ninja website for not much money.
I haven't been able to fully confirm whether or not there is any plastic is in the brewing chain (my guess is that there is not).
Due to condensatrion or whatever, drain the tray frequently, may have to do daily.
Pretty much everybody says be sure to use fresh beans - buy beans with a "ground on" date not a "sell buy" date. Also consensus seems to be it does best with medium-dark to dark roast beans; light to light-medium roast may not brew as well.
My impression is that this is kind of an espresso machine with training wheels, maybe a "jack of all trades - master of none". It's not designed to compete with a $1,000 unit; it's more for folks like me who don't want to take the time to weigh beans, hand grind, and spend a lot of time experimenting to get the perfect brew.
I had reservations about ordering one due to concerns over long term reliability and the lack of a long warranty from Woot; also about the overall condition of these refurbised units. Time will tell I guess. That said, I have seen videos from folks who have used it daily for up to a year without issues.
A few things I've learned after some Google research (caveat - I'm at the bottom end of the learning curve with respect to espresso machines):
Reviewers say it makes good espresso but mixed reviews on the drip mode. Drip mode seems to be a bit slow, maybe 4-5 minutes per cup.
One reviewer panned the cold brew mode, saying it wasn't truly cold brew. I've seen other reviews saying everything is good. I think it boils down to your level of expectations.
Some reviewers have issues with how well it froths milk - others say the frother works great, so it's possible that the frother may be be inconsistant from machine to machine.
Some have had issues after a while with the grind, fixed by disassembling the grinder and adding another metal shim.
The portable filter funnel on earlier models was made from inferior plastic and breaks easily. New ones with higher quality plastic are available on the Ninja website for not much money.
I haven't been able to fully confirm whether or not there is any plastic is in the brewing chain (my guess is that there is not).
Due to condensatrion or whatever, drain the tray frequently, may have to do daily.
Pretty much everybody says be sure to use fresh beans - buy beans with a "ground on" date not a "sell buy" date. Also consensus seems to be it does best with medium-dark to dark roast beans; light to light-medium roast may not brew as well.
My impression is that this is kind of an espresso machine with training wheels, maybe a "jack of all trades - master of none". It's not designed to compete with a $1,000 unit; it's more for folks like me who don't want to take the time to weigh beans, hand grind, and spend a lot of time experimenting to get the perfect brew.
I had reservations about ordering one due to concerns over long term reliability and the lack of a long warranty from Woot; also about the overall condition of these refurbised units. Time will tell I guess. That said, I have seen videos from folks who have used it daily for up to a year without issues.
I've dabbled into coffee over the years, but I just don't have the patience to deal with all the variables (i.e. water temp, grind, ratios, etc.). Especially when I want to try a different bean and I'm back to square one.
I have no doubt that the similarly priced Breville machines can you get a better cup, but I just don't have feel like dealing with all of that. Nor do I want to invest in a high end grinder to go with it. This suits my needs perfectly. I'll take the decent cup off of this over the perfect cup from a Breville just because this is easier. Realistically, this is going to smoke any pod system, and blow away 80-90% of coffee the average person drinks. The diminishing returns on something ultra high end I can't justify.
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