Lelit Elizabeth

has really strong steaming capabilities which is great. So on and off I'm happy with my purchase.

While priced within your budget, the Elizabeth is a Dual Boiler that heats up fast (under 10 minutes?) and it has flexibility in its "pre-infusion" stage. It also has other automation features not found in the old-style manual E-61 machines. I also like the Lelit MaraX HX but it's best to read up on some owners' complaints with the temperature control.

The lelit elizabeth V3 is amazing for what you pay. There is two different preinfusion you can play around with. It has a very easy to learn screen and buttons.

Regarding the electronics, the LLC is easily replaceable and also can be updated via USB! I don't think anything else has that feature at this price point. I think what you get for your cash is crazy good value with the Eliz.

I'm happy with a Lelit Elizabeth. If I'm going more expensive then I'd pick a spring lever machine like a Micro Casa or a Londinium

Ordered one. Then ordered a Lelit Elizabeth. Getting into the espresso game. Now just have to wait a few months.

Once I get my shot dialed in during these busy period, all I needed to do for a drink is grind, tamp and push a pre-programmed button and here comes a nice delicious shot of espresso. That is also the main factor to why I am deciding to go with the Lelit Elizabeth for my next machine, it shares the features that I love about the breville such as the programmable buttons for convenience and the small footprint, of course with a better build quality and a standard 58mm portafilter.

I've heard there's stock issues with the Lelit Elizabeth but I think it's one of the best value machines out there. It's cheaper and has several advantages over the Profitec. I would personally prefer the Elizabeth.

I bought a lelit elizabeth and eureka specialita combo, I would consider them a good 'user friendly' combo. To make *good* drinks i'd say the only major hurdle is dialing your grinding down. Even that you can figure out pretty quickly and after that it's relatively set it and make small (easy) adjustments when needed.

Haven't pulled the trigger yet but I'm pretty sure I'll start with the Lelit Elizabeth and a eureka mignon specialita grinder. I drink 4-6 shots per day ranging from cappuccino to mocha and sometimes a brevé or heavy cream latte. I like that it will simplify my morning routine and save me so much time with everything including shaving and cooking.