☕ Brewed to Perfection: Elevate Your Coffee Game!
The Barista Perfetta Espresso Machine combines professional-grade features with a sleek stainless steel design, offering a 15-bar pump pressure for rich espresso, rapid heat-up in just 30 seconds, and an integrated water filter for pure flavor. Perfect for coffee enthusiasts looking to create café-quality beverages at home.
Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Recommended Uses For Product | Espresso |
Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
Human Interface Input | Buttons |
Filter Type | Reusable |
Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
Special Features | Programmable |
Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
Item Weight | 8.69 Kilograms |
Number of Items | 1 |
Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7"D x 17"W x 12.5"H |
S**K
Excellent espresso machine
Makes superb espresso. What else can I say? It's very smart, could brew very good coffee within wide range of grind. Dial is very helpful in dialing in compacting, but it does a very good job even if pressure is slightly higher or lower.It's a bit pricy, but works really well and looks good.
A**E
2week update
I rated three stars to give me room. So far so good, but it took me a little bit of time to figure out how to get it up and running properly. Haven’t messed with programming, but the pre programming makes a good double shot by my newbie standards and (after watching way to many YouTube tutorials before actually having a machine) I was able to pour a little bit of latte art! For my first machine and my introduction, I’d say pretty good. Will keep updated2 week update- I returned it. It refuses to pull a properly extracted shot of espresso even with store bought espresso grounds in a pressurized basket. It also has a leak. Milk steaming performance is good, and it dispenses hot water fairly well, but it’s not a great “espresso” machine
N**N
Better than others I've used
I bought mine in 2022 and it is still running strong. Much better steamer than my parents' Breville and great collection of baskets. Paired it with a Breville grinder with auto timer to fill baskets. I make better coffee than 90% of the coffee shops around. I am surprised by all of the bad reviews. My guess is some people don't know how to dial in espresso. The pressure gage is a huge help in adjusting your grind and pulling good shots. I love it.
J**N
Defective out of the box
Seattle Coffee Gear recommended this, but I should have read the user reviews first. The unit I received, had a constant water leak from inside the unit. I returned it the next day.It would be a nice appliance. It has nice features and is quick and easy to use, but quality control appears to be an issue. For me, this isn't worth the chance that I might get a machine that will last. I'll keep looking.
P**T
Some PROs and some CONs
What I liked: manual steam valve so I can control my milk/froth texturing, a nice amount of pressure during a pour, a pressure gauge dial so you can monitor your draw and figure out the right balance of grind level and tamping, small footprint on my counter, solid weight so it doesn't skid on your counter when attaching or detaching the portafilter, an excellent heavy tamper, two single-walled and two double-walled filter sizes.My issues: the first machine I got had a water leak that made a puddle under the machine when making my cappuccino, it was an effort to repack everything and have it replaced but the reseller obliged. The replacement machine had other issues. I asked the reseller if the replacement unit was refurbished and they never answered that question. So it seems like I did not get a new unit as a replacement and I saw two issues. First, no matter how lightly I packed the coffee into the filter or which filter I used, the pressure during the pour was over 14 bar for some reason. The first unit I had operated at about 10 bar during a pour and fluctuated depending on the grind I used and how much I packed/tamped the coffee. The replacement unit also had some issue with the steam valve. Turning the valve slowly there was no gradual increase of the steam. I'd turn slowly and turn and turn with no steam and then very suddenly there was explosive steam which splattered milk out of the container all over the counter.I had to return the machine for a full refund.The machine seems to be manufactured in Switzerland by Solis and carried by resellers in the US, like Seattle Coffee Gear which was the reseller for my Amazon purchase. Possibly the issues I had were the result of shipping damage and not bad manufacturing, but we'll never know.
M**.
great machine, easy to use
I like this machine, works so easy. I sent back a GCP because it was so technical. I wanted a machine I could grind beans, load the portafilter, hit the button and wham - a nice cup of espresso. Got it here. Had to adjust grind a bit, once that was done its a perfetto. SCG followed up on chip, the tray is just painted. 5/6/21 i make 2-3 cups a day, works everytime. i think better espresso with less oily beans. Parts are hard to get, i want an extra pressurize double filter - can't find anywhere. otherwise very happy. thanks
M**A
Great coffee
Machine arrived on time. It works great and I’m now in love with my morning cup of Joe!UPDATE: the machine alerted me to change the filter. I did not have a new filter so I reprogrammed it to run without the filter since I always add filtered water. Something went wrong with the warning lights and I wasn’t able to fix it. I contacted the seller and they had me send it back to them and sent me a brand new machine!I will order ALL my coffee paraphernalia from Seattle Coffee Gear from now on!
P**B
Poor reliability.
Mine lasted less than 2 years before it became defective and would not brew. The machine strains to steam 16oz of milk. A good bare bones machine, but reliability is poor.
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