Breville Barista Pro

Same thing as before. No response within 24 hours. After 3 days passed, I called again.

So, the machine itself is very pretty with all its shiny stainless steel, and it is satisfyingly heavily built. The parts are well machined, and fit together well. DOCUMENTATION: The documentation, however, is terrible. There is one page of the manual (page 15) that contradicts itself just within th...

Since this subreddit has a lot of negative sentiment towards breville machines, i’d say the breville barista pro/touch is great for compromising with the SO of investing in espresso and being a semi automatic that she won’t need to fiddle with too much. Plus, the instant heating of water is so convenient, I don’t have to wait or temperature surf.

I like this product but I found myself in an awkward position when they refused to provide my coffee bean bags which was mentioned in a promotion. When I talked to them they told me that promotion is not valid anymore although they were running the promotion when I bought it.

I understand the concept of buy once cry once, just ensure you love espresso enough and have the budget so you won’t regret it. Also you need to have realistic expectations for what the machine can offer and or how it fulfills your wants and needs. My timeline was Nespresso -> Breville Barista Pro -> ECM Synchronika. Had to make sure this was something I was passionate about before the investment was made.

After all the positive reviews, I was looking forward to brewing my own lattes. The machine arrived promptly as scheduled. I unpacked everything, removed all the plastic, tape, etc. I rinsed all the components like the frothing cup, tamper, portafilter, water tank, etc. I soaked the water filter for...

I had my heart set on the Lelit Anita TEM, on sale here in Australia for $1299. I was ready to buy but a last minute check pulled up the Breville Barista Pro for $835, which is a pretty decent discount on the usual price. I currently have an automatic to make 3-4 'strong' coffees a day for myself, mostly caps, but I also have a separate frother for milk.

First off this is a great machine. If you're looking for a quality way to pull your own espresso shots (and break the S'bucks habit), this is a great place to start. You can customize most every aspect of the grind and pull, and it all works well. Also, its fast! You can pull an espresso while half ...

I very recently upgraded from the same Mr Coffee machine to a Breville Barista Pro. It's truly night and day. Enjoy your new machine!

I received the Breville Barista Pro in the mail. The directions were easy to follow. Not a lot of steps to go through to put together. Also easy to use photos. The first thing you have to do is “flush” the system. I added water and the filter, and made sure everything was where it was supposed to be...