De'Longhi - Magnifica S Espresso Machine with 15 bars of pressure and intergrated grinder - Silver/Black

i really love the automatization, excellent coffee, easy to use, easy to maintain, even so for this machine some of the material used to build it are not a great quality. 3 weeks in and the starling steel tray that go under the cup is already all scratch, considering that im using ceramic cup , and this supposed to be steel. is a little be questionable. beside that is excellent.

Love my machine just since i got my machine brand new it has a problem with water leakage when being used i try to keep a cup to catch water when in rinse , ( turn on and turn off) but that has not worked on right side of machine where water resovior goes always get water all over maybe tray defect , i dunno have to call the geek squad to see if i can get resolved. The water only gathers when in use not when sits ..

I love this coffee machine. We used to own a Nespresso De'Longhi machine with a removeable milk container, but we wanted to get away from Nespresso capsules, which are expensive compared to coffee beans. It has been a great machine.

Just noticed that the description of this machine states "DeLonghi Magnifica S Coffeemaker: Whether you prefer a steaming cup of ristretto, espresso, low-pressure coffee or cappuccino or a frothy latté, it's easy to use your favorite pods or ground coffee to create a morning pick-me-up. Thermoblock technology ensures optimal heating." This is a super automatic machine and does not have a removable portafilter to tamp espresso or place premeasured "pods" of espresso into the portafilter. It appears as though the description from the smaller, Delonghi DeLonghi EC702 may have been accidently placed into this product description. Regardless this is an excellent machine. We purchased it's sister version without the integral milk frother, the Delonghi ECAM23210B Magnifica S.

I’ve only had the machine for a couple of days, and I truly enjoy the difference of a good cappuccino or expresso versus the crappy watery coffee you get on a Keurig. The machine only takes a few minutes to put together, and I just love the automatic functions. We have a Nespresso, a Keurig, a regular coffee maker, a coffee press, frother, etc. This machine combines all of those into one, I can use whatever type of beans I want, don’t have to keep spending a ton of cash on the Nespresso pods, and have access to an outstanding cup of coffee without heating, frothing, grinding beans, or any of the other stuff that goes into making a great cup of joe. There are a couple of quirks I had to learn, such as putting an empty mug underneath the nozzles to catch the water when it cleanses itself (before every cup), and how to clean the milk nozzle. Other than that, it’s very simple to operate and clean, and I would recommend it to a friend hands down!

This is purchased as a gift. We bought one about a year ago. It serves us well. We have not purchased Starbucks since we own this machine. It gives a good return on investment (6 months - 8 months)

I use it to make caramel macchiato (the Starbucks version) with caramel and milk. I love it. High-maintenance though. There's water filter for softening water hard-ness. And it has its own de-calcification schedule. But at the end I started to deliberately use distilled water only, so that I can forget about all these stuff.

I did a lot of research before I bought this coffee maker because the amount of money that it cost. I ended up getting it for $220 less here at Best Buy. It was everything that I hoped it would be so easy and save so much time making my cappuccino in the morning and very easy to clean.