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De'Longhi Magnifica Evo Espresso Machine with Automatic Frother (ECAM29084SB, Refurbished) for
$276.99.
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Details:
- 7 ONE-TOUCH RECIPES: 7 one-touch or customized coffee drinks: espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato, iced coffee, coffee, hot water, and My Latte
- PERFECT GRINDING: 13 grind settings means all of your bean varieties are optimally prepared for extraction. The conical burr grinder delivers a precise, consistent dose of freshly ground coffee for all your favorite espresso beverages.
- LATTECREMA SYSTEM: De'Longhi's proprietary technology textures both milk and milk alternatives and can be stored in the fridge to keep milk fresh when not in use
- ENJOY ICED COFFEE: Over Ice recipe automatically adjusts the dose and brew to create a refreshingly bold & balanced iced coffee.
- PERSONALIZE WITH MY LATTE: Allows you to personalize and save your own recipes
- EASY TO CLEAN: Removable and dishwasher-safe parts for easy cleaning
+ Free S&H w/ Primeat Woot!
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Community Reviews
The De'Longhi Magnifica Evo is a superautomatic espresso machine that stands out for convenient espresso and crema at a refurb price. The factory refurb units are often described as looking brand new, with solid coffee output, hot drinks, and easy maintenance once the grinder is dialed in. The milk system gets the most criticism, with recurring complaints about lukewarm froth, cleaning hassle, and extra failure risk, while the 90 day warranty is short. A practical pick if you want automatic espresso without paying premium prices.
Value-focused buyers upgrading from a basic espresso setup, because it can produce strong crema and very good coffee for far less than higher-end superautomatics.
Busy households making multiple coffees a day, because the machine can keep up with heavy use and still work well after years of regular brewing.
Milk-drink buyers who are willing to hand-clean the frother, because the latte temperature is acceptable and the milk parts can be cleaned by hand.
Home espresso drinkers who want a low-maintenance superautomatic, because the brew group only needs a hot-water soak and replacement parts are readily available.
Latte drinkers who want reliably hot milk, because the frother can leave drinks lukewarm and the milk system is hard to clean.
Espresso hobbyists chasing strong, barista-style shots, because the drinks can come out weak and the grind settings may feel contradictory.
Shoppers who expect a fully polished machine out of the box, because refurbished units can arrive damaged or need grinder adjustment before they pull properly.
People who want a machine that stays clean with minimal upkeep, because it purges water often and the milk system can crust up and smell if neglected.
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From what I've heard on Reddit, the De'Longhi's make better espresso than Phillips, but the Phillips have a better frothing system. Either way, I'm sure both are HUGE improvements over what was offered a decade ago. Let us know when you find out more!
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Not only is it WAY easier to clean a milk frothing pitcher for a normal espresso machine's steam wand, but you decide how hot you want it. I really can't recommend the plus which is considered to be superior to the evo. Hopefully someone who owns the evo can chime on on how the milk frother is though
Superautomatics are finicky beasts, y'all. Go try one side by side with a semi-automatic at Willam Sonoma if you're doubting it.
Superautomatics are finicky beasts, y'all. Go try one side by side with a semi-automatic at Willam Sonoma if you're doubting it.
Before that I had two Saecos that failed much earlier.
Thumbs up for D'Longhi for reliability, the frother does add another point of failure though.
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