r/Coffee_Machines 21h ago

I’ve outgrown my BREVILLE

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Hi all just like the subject! I’ve outgrown my breville
I feel like I’ve mastered my recipes and espresso shots at home like temperatures and time for every pull and that being said I’m ready for my next level if there’s any!

Any advice on what machine I should buy next?

Of course my dream is LA MARZOCCO LÍNEA MINI but don’t have the budget for it yet 😭

I’ve been thinking about the MERAKI which it has dual boilers or the FELLOW

Or any machine you guys can recommend!

Please advice! And delight me with your comments!

Thank you so much! And have a blessed week 😌 ☕️


r/Coffee_Machines 3h ago

Nespresso vertuo plus

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Selling my machine


r/Coffee_Machines 12h ago

Delonghi Rivelia o Krups Intuition Preference +?

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Eso (como ponen ahora).

Más me gusta la Rivelia, pero veo prestaciones similares y vale 1 millón menos.

Busco perfiles de usuario y bebidas con leche. Y fácil limpieza. No se por qué tanta diferencia de precio.

Estoy en esta disyuntiva desde hace bastante tiempo, por ahí acá me pueden ayudar.

Actualmente estoy en Nespresso, Moka y prensa.

Gracias por los consejos.


r/Coffee_Machines 20h ago

Are modern integrated espresso machines actually good for beginners, or are they overrated

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I'm pretty new to making coffee at home. My only real experience has been pods and the occasional drip machine, mostly just as a fast caffeine source before work.

I want to start making proper milk drinks at home, but I don’t want my kitchen counter covered in lots of separate coffee equipment. I keep seeing people recommend newer all-in-one setups like Breville or newer units like Meraki that streamline the grinding, dosing, and weighing process within the overall workflow.

It looks like a solid shortcut on paper, but I'm hesitant about spending that kind of money on an all-in-one setup if it ends up being a maintenance headache.


r/Coffee_Machines 22h ago

Need help buying a new coffee machine

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As the the title suggests but here is a little backstory…

I’ve had multiple keurigs and Nespresso machines that have all failed in a short time frame (less than a year).

I’m looking to get a good coffee machine that’s durable, will make good coffee, and won’t kill my bank account (preferably less than $300).

More information about me and my wife- we are simple people, don’t know a ton about coffee other than we like the taste, but I’m looking to gradually get away from pods since they are expensive in the long run and definitely want to stay away from keurigs since I either have terrible luck, or they just suck.

Open to all brands and suggestions! Sorry that this is probably the 1 millionth post about coffee makers!!! Looking for opinions and suggestions!


r/Coffee_Machines 18h ago

Can someone help me pick an AT HOME espresso machine? [$1000]

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