CASABREWSUltra Espresso Machine with LCD Display, Barista Coffee Machine with Milk Frother and Customizable Brewing Temperature, Professional Latte Cappuccino Coffee Machine

I have had this machine few only a few days but i must say that i cant recommend it enough.A few months ago, my delonghi Septura developed a bad leak. I tried to buy it again as it made a great coffee.It was no longer available and so i bought the DeLonghi Stilosa. Rubbish. Buy cheap, buy twice.I then bought the DeLonghi Icona vintage. I think i paid around £170 so assumed it would be as good as the Septura. Wrong.Another very poor machine and could not get a good coffee out of it. Buy (not so) cheap, buy thrice.I looked into the Casabrew range of machines and read reviews. I had not heard of them before so did my research.I decided to go for this one and i am so happy i did.This is my work machine, i have a Sage at home. It has the same build quality as my Sage at nearly half the price.It is easy to use, the manual is very simple and clear. Your can adjust the temperature easily to 1 out of 4 options, 90,92,94 and 96 degrees. You can program your coffee size easily too. I have changed the single cup to 45 seconds, a half mug espresso and 75 seconds for a full mug espresso. It comes with single shot and double shot in single and double wall so you can get as barista as you like! I tried a few grind sizes and tamping pressures and now make consistantly excellent tasting espresso with a thick creme everytime. It was a large water tank too. Easy to keep clean.Overall, great machine, especially for the money. Easily stands up to household brands. Excellent machine!

Simple operation. You can make delicious coffee at home. What I like most is that you can adjust the coffee extraction time by yourself, which is flexible.

For the price, this is brilliant.No it is not a commercial grade machine. But with some patience, some practise and some help from tutorials online, you can bang out some quality coffees at home.I got both the ultra and grinder for £300. That’s less than a sage bambino alone.The build quality is as good as Sage and Breville which are more expensive. Solid stainless steel casing which feels high end. The interface is easy to use and the machine heats up in no time.I’ve been very impressed with this as my entrance to being a home barista

Glad I spent a little bit extra for this model the only downside I would say is the steam wand is just a little awkward to maneuver could do with being a bit further to the right so I can get my milk jug under better other than that loving it

Great machine very easy to operate.

Picked it up on sale, newbie into espresso so didn’t want to spend too much. Been researching a bunch on features to get and this had them all. Makes great coffee and milk. With the build very high quality. Didn’t come with milk Jim but these can be picked up for a fiver. Also added a pick screen from air mail and a noob proof tamper. Very happy with purchase. Support are also very good with answering questions.

This product was sent to me for review as part of the Amazon Vine program. The following reflects my real-world experience using it.While I'm very interested in all things coffee, I've never used a machine of this kind before. My review comes from a novice perspective.The machine appears well-made. Its construction is robust, and the sleek finish/design looks stylish on the countertop. It does take up a fair amount of space, but it's not the largest machine out there—it would probably fit nicely among other appliances.I felt that some of the smaller components weren't as good or easy to use. The portafilter was difficult to lock into place under the brew head, even though I hadn't overfilled it and had lined it up correctly with the mechanism. The double-walled filter also wouldn't fit inside the portafilter without excessive force.Wanting to brew a single espresso from pre-ground coffee, I used the double-walled filter. The instruction manual was mostly informative, but as a beginner, I would have appreciated a note regarding the portafilter's default setup. It wasn't clear that one of the removable filters was already inside, so it took extra time to figure out that I needed to remove it to use the correct filter. Once I did, I used the sturdy tamper to level the grounds, which it did very neatly.For a single shot of espresso, the machine heats up and pours quickly. I think the whole process was complete in under 20 seconds. I then added extra water and used the milk frothing wand. To be honest, I was a little underwhelmed. It heated the milk fine, but there was very little froth.Regardless, I found the machine easy to use for brewing, thanks to the well-laid-out and user-friendly controls, with the bright LCD screen working well in all lighting. For those who like to brew to their own exact specifications, the Casabrews is ideal. It's also easy to clean.In summary, it's a good value item.

I am not a barista or a coffee expert, but I love my coffee, and this espresso machine has really surprised me. I did not want to spend a small fortune on a coffee machine, and I needed to replace the one I had, that was supposedly a 20 bars one. From the first coffee, I felt that all the previous machines I have had were a scam, this one really extracts the flavour of the coffee, I can perceive flavours that were not there before, with the same coffee.Also, the seller contacted us by email, offering help with the first usages and some tips to improve the experience, really surprised.So, for the price, I think is a bargain.