After nearly 9 years of service, our Jura E8 was no longer functioning properly. Sure, we could have had the machine serviced, but we thought instead to use the funds or reparations towards a new machine instead. In comes, the Jura D6. Anyone who has owned a Jura will feel at home with the design and menu layouts. We loved the improvements, smaller size, generates less noise the model we owned and had access to milk attachments and even a smart module that would enable the user to essentially use this machine a phone app. The price was fair and the financing option [24 months] was hard to beat. The machine comes with a 24 month limited warranty from Jura too. These machine are well built. Typically, if you care for this machine follow the manufacturer's recommended cleaning a maintenance you will squeeze a lot of functionality from these coffee machines. A heads up for new users, these machines requires cleaning tabs, calcification cleanup, filters, milk cleaners...bottom line is there is cost of ownership in order to get that pristine quality of coffee each time. The good thing is you can shop around online often get these things much lower than if purchased from Jura directly.

Provides great beverages. On the pricey side but much less expensive than other Jura machines. Will pay for itself over the long run if you’re a daily coffee shop customer.

This is my 2nd Jura coffee system. If you like espresso drinks and you want to drink coffee at hime, this is for you. No, it's not cheap upfront, but amortized over 18K cups of coffee, it's really good.

Great coffee maker. I make regular coffee and expresso and this is better than anything I can buy at a coffee shop. Works well, but buy the protection plan as it would be difficult to ship for repair if needed.

Good. Easy to clean it. But it is not easy to control the coffee strength.