Best Buy[bestbuy.com] has Bella PRO Barista Elite Espresso Drink Station+ 20-Bar Espresso Machine w/ 21-Ounce Milk Frother (Stainless Steel or Oatmilk) on sale for $89.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
Pressure: 20-bar brewing system
Power: 1250 watts
ThermoCoil heating system heats up in under 1 minute
One-touch brewing for single or double espresso shots, lattes, and cappuccinos
Integrated 21 oz milk frother reservoir with steam wand
Water tank: 60 oz removable reservoir
Touchscreen control panel
Heated cup warming plate
Removable drip tray with full indicator
Stainless-steel construction
Includes:
Portafilter for single and double shots
Measuring scoop
Tamper
Storage caddy
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Best Buy[bestbuy.com] has Bella PRO Barista Elite Espresso Drink Station+ 20-Bar Espresso Machine w/ 21-Ounce Milk Frother (Stainless Steel or Oatmilk) on sale for $89.99. Shipping is free.
Features:
Pressure: 20-bar brewing system
Power: 1250 watts
ThermoCoil heating system heats up in under 1 minute
One-touch brewing for single or double espresso shots, lattes, and cappuccinos
Integrated 21 oz milk frother reservoir with steam wand
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you know, you can't buy any aftermarket stuff for this (portafilter etc - couldn't get a second portafilter or one that was bottomless). And...I got the oakmilk one for like 80 dollars or something a while back, but the pressure was messed up on it.
I ended up having to return it because it had problems with maintaining temp + pressure to extract.
I tried to like it and kept it for almost a whole month, but once the machine stopped being able to pressurize, I figured I had a defective product or just poor quality and it just broke quickly.
I also email bella pro trying to just order a second portafilter in general. I did buy a few accessories in Amazon but everything was just lightly off. It's like a 53 mm portafilter. so standard 51 / 54 sizes just don't fit.
So...I guess what I'm trying to say is:
1) if you are going into the espresso afficiando side of things, just spring for the 150 dollar delonghi or wait for the brevilles to go on sale, bambino, etc.
2) if you aren't all that bothered about just putting in grinds and using the pressurized filter, and don't mind potentially ahving a broken appliance over time because it's so inexpensive, then go for it.
you know, you can't buy any aftermarket stuff for this (portafilter etc - couldn't get a second portafilter or one that was bottomless). And...I got the oakmilk one for like 80 dollars or something a while back, but the pressure was messed up on it.I ended up having to return it because it had problems with maintaining temp + pressure to extract.I tried to like it and kept it for almost a whole month, but once the machine stopped being able to pressurize, I figured I had a defective product or just poor quality and it just broke quickly.I also email bella pro trying to just order a second portafilter in general. I did buy a few accessories in Amazon but everything was just lightly off. It's like a 53 mm portafilter. so standard 51 / 54 sizes just don't fit. So...I guess what I'm trying to say is:1) if you are going into the espresso afficiando side of things, just spring for the 150 dollar delonghi or wait for the brevilles to go on sale, bambino, etc.2) if you aren't all that bothered about just putting in grinds and using the pressurized filter, and don't mind potentially ahving a broken appliance over time because it's so inexpensive, then go for it.
Ditto this, I stupidly put the Porta filter in the dishwasher and it stripped off the shine and made it look unsightly/exposed/potentially dangerous(?) to use. No such thing as a replacement and I tried to use another one from a prior dead espresso machine which was slightly off in size and leaked. Disappointing because this machine worked lovely for the month or so I used it. Loved the milk frother but I guess it's meant to be a disposable at this price point
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I ended up having to return it because it had problems with maintaining temp + pressure to extract.
I tried to like it and kept it for almost a whole month, but once the machine stopped being able to pressurize, I figured I had a defective product or just poor quality and it just broke quickly.
I also email bella pro trying to just order a second portafilter in general. I did buy a few accessories in Amazon but everything was just lightly off. It's like a 53 mm portafilter. so standard 51 / 54 sizes just don't fit.
So...I guess what I'm trying to say is:
1) if you are going into the espresso afficiando side of things, just spring for the 150 dollar delonghi or wait for the brevilles to go on sale, bambino, etc.
2) if you aren't all that bothered about just putting in grinds and using the pressurized filter, and don't mind potentially ahving a broken appliance over time because it's so inexpensive, then go for it.
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