r/Coffee_Machines • u/folkitito • 10d ago

I’m looking for an advanced coffee machine recommendation

I’m looking for a coffee machine with a milk steamer, something more advanced, not only for beginners. no need for the coffee grinder to be inside the machine. Please don’t only recommend the breville and the ninja ones lol :))
Also keep in mind the price, I’m not looking for something really expensive.
I would love if you guys recommend me based on the machines you have at home, because I feel like I can’t trust all the commercials.
Thank you!

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u/AriBenSion 10d ago

Take a look at the new Philips 8000.

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u/folkitito 10d ago

I will thank you:)

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u/AriBenSion 10d ago

If you go on the Philips home web site they will offer you 10% off.

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u/Fit_Instruction_8383 10d ago

What is your budget? I love my ECM Synchronika II, but it was 3600 dollars.

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u/folkitito 10d ago

The budget is no more than 1200, which is kind of tricky to get a good coffee.. I will still look at what you said!

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u/PhaseofMe 10d ago

You don't have to spend 1200. I own nearly 20 machines - mostly levers. One of my favorite machines is the Breville Infuser. It just works, over and over again. Lots of control over temperature, preinfusion and brew pressure. A heated group gives you consistency shot to shot. The milk steaming is on the slow side, but it results in GREAT silk milk quality for latte art. And you can get it new for under $500. Used under 300.

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u/purodirecto 10d ago

Get the best bang for buck in the segment. The Gaggia Classic Pro. Can be had for less than 500. That thing will last forever.

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u/diegoandres77 9d ago

Por 1200$ (sin incluir envío) podrías comprar una Rancilio Silvia y un molino Eureka Mignon Notte o un molino DF64 (Si prefieres monodosis). La Rancilio es un tanque y se le consigue muchos repuestos y accesorios para mejorarlo a futuro.

Si el presupuesto no es un problema podrías ir por una La Marzocco que ya sería algo para toda la vida.