Customer Ratings & Reviews

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Love it, easy to use, not too big, use it everyday.

The best coffee maker I ever had! It’s a must buy!!

Love this machine. The frother Makes great foam and perfect shots every time. The drip coffee is great as well. I enjoy having both options for an espresso drink or regular pot of coffee. Easy to use and clean.

Excellent coffemaker. No problems would buy it always again

Wish it had a few more features overall but it makes good coffee and good espresso for the price. Overall very happy with the coffee maker so far.

Good quality product and easy to use coffee maker to brew different kinds of coffee

I love both having a pot of coffee to have multiple cups of coffee and lattes and cappuccinos through the day and evening. This seemed like a great way to have both with minimal counter space. The idea is great. But... It is a generally good drip coffee maker. It has better than normal accessibility for the water which pours in from the front swing-out on the right side of the machine. The swing-out also houses the filter which can use either the included above-average gold mesh filter or a paper cone filter. It has a "Bold" brew mode which helps for smaller amounts of coffee by slowing down the brew speed. Overall, the coffee brewer is similar to a better-than-average drip machine, but does not compare to higher-end brewers. The Espresso side is completely manual. That means that it pours your shot for as long as you hold the button. This can be both good and bad - you choose your shot size. It steams for as long as you hold the steam button. Hot water is available by pressing both buttons. The included tamper is flimsy plastic and seems like it would be easily broken with normal tamping. The filter cups are double-walled cups which are very forgiving of imperfect dosing and tamping as they will control the pressure quite well for under-dosed shots (but do not compensate for over-tamped/over-dosed shots). The first drawback is that it truly is two separate machines in one housing. While that seems like an advantage at first - you can brew coffee and make espresso at the same time, the problem is in the power limitations. A normal household socket can only supply about 1600W total power. To meet that power maximum, both machines are lower power than a good standalone machine, meaning that they take a longer time to heat up. This shows somewhat on the coffee brewing where it's a bit slow and can be a bit under-temperature during brewing, but really hurts the espresso side where the heating time for water and steam is quite long, and unpredictable. As others have noted, the espresso control lights are supposed to blink until the unit is heated up and ready. Sometimes they do. Sometimes they don't. So you pretty much end up guessing if you've given it enough time to be hot enough. It's easy enough to tell if the steam is hot enough, not so much for your espresso shot. If the light decided to not give proper indication (which seemed to be most of the time), you just have to give it a nice long wait to be sure you're not pouring the shot too cool. The frother is a complicated mess. It has an outer metal-wrapped plastic sheath sealed with an o-ring around an inner plastic nozzle. While this arrangement probably helps make frothing simpler, it also makes cleaning a chore. You need to twist off the sheath, clean the inside of the sheath, clean and wipe the plastic nozzle and put it all back together every single time to avoid nasty old milk going sour inside. I've used simple frothing wands like on a Breville Express or Bambino, with no problems getting good foam, and are *much* easier to clean with a simple wipe-down of a wet cloth. This overly-complicated frothing wand seems to gain little while creating a lot more work. Others have mentioned the drip tray and spills. A tremendous amount of water ends up in the drip tray from over-pressure releases or something. There's a spout into the back of the tray which pours water into it. If you try to dump the drip tray too quickly after making an espresso, it will keep pouring out onto your counter. Because it's a small drip tray, it will easily overflow and pour dirty coffee water all over your counter if you don't dump it after every espresso. Or perhaps it will overflow just enough to pool underneath the unit and make nasty stains. Regardless, you're probably going to end up with spills. I ended up returning this - it's a great idea, but just does not work well and neither side works well enough to justify the price.

We had a coffee machine with a grinder and that made great coffee, but it was time to get a new one and I wanted to get the same kind. That did not happen when I saw this. I for one like an Americano or any of those specialty drinks. SO I figured I looked in to this machine. It looked fancy, but not as fancy as the easy ones seen going for a lot more but everything I read was this is a good quality machine. So I figured I'd go for it. Best buy got lucky and I also had to buy a grinder, go figure but so far no complaints and great tasting coffee. Just make sure bold is off unless you like super strong coffee and I mean super strong.

This is a great, easy to use coffee machine. I would have given 5 stars but after maybe 3 weeks it stopped brewing completely. The buttons all appeared to work but the machine wouldn't actually do anything.. when I called the manufacturer they told me this was a "known issue" with the model.. I was able to exchange for another one and will give it one more chance given the quality of coffee and ease of use

I absolutely love this. We have enjoyed our coffee so much more. Everyone that comes to our house has decided to get one. I will never buy another brand.

Stylish and a good size for my small apartment kitchen. Fits nicely under the cabinet to save counter space and the filter swings out for easy filling and clean up. Makes great filter coffee and the milk foamer works like a charm. My only complaint is with the espresso side. I've owned other smaller, less expensive DeLonghi machines and other appliances and I'm a fan of the brand but this is not those. That side never seems to get hot enough or as hot as the filter side and the pressure seems lacking. We've tried ground espresso (Lavazza) and Illy cialde (filter pods) and have yet to have a truly good espresso. I don't recommended anyone *not* buy this machine but would probably think twice before I bought it again for myself.

Makes great tasting coffee. Easy to use and clean. This is a good appliance to experiment with different coffees. Works great with freshly grinded and already grinded coffee!

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Love this product it's amazing as much as I like Starbucks this really saves me money I love this

Got this as a christmas gift for my partner who has been a barista for a couple of years, they love the duality and ease of removal to dump any excess liquid.

Bought as a Christmas gift to my son snd wife and they both gave great reviews, except wish the temperature was a little hotter. Overall great buy!

Replaced once, due to it randomly starting on its own. The second one the time won’t set (kept it anyway because all stores were out of it in my area). The espresso is good, the coffee maker is great.

Have been waiting and researching combo machines and decided on this. Was able to price match and get a great deal. Cant wait to see all that I will create. Had some of the best reviews for a good price.

Had for 6 months now. Works perfectly and makes great coffee. Easy to use as well. On “bold” setting, takes a bit longer to brew but not a big deal.