The SCOTT Slimissimo Bean to Cup Coffee Machine immediately looks like a machine that will live up to its name.
There is very little to this in terms of its dimensions, despite housing whole beans, water, and all the features needed to grind and brew the coffee for a great espresso.
Does this affect the quality of the produce, or are buyers pleased with what they get?
This Philips LatteGo 4300 Espresso Machine is classed as a fully automatic model with a diverse menu and helpful features – all within a bean-to-cup machine.
It sounds like it is trying to appeal to everyone with its potential benefits and features like LatteGo certainly help.
So, are buyers impressed with all that this can do?
The Philips 3200 Series Bean to Cup Espresso Machine has some interesting design features to catch the eye straight away.
There is the hope that this will be effective and user-friendly for a range of coffee types. Does this offer a tasty menu or fall short?
The DeLonghi Eletta Cappuccino Top Bean to Cup Machine has an alternative look to your smaller one-touch pod machines and professional bean-to-cup models, but it still promises a great cup of coffee.
There seems to be a greater emphasis on customisation for milk-based drinks in the specification.
So, are coffee lovers developing a wider menu at home with this model?
The Lavazza A Modo Mio Tiny Espresso Coffee Machine automatically has a lot to live up to with this name.
We know that it is promising great espresso drinks with Lavazza coffee and that this “tiny” machine should be as compact as possible.
It sounds like it is aiming for a specific part of the market, but does it impress?
When you see the name Sage on the Sage Oracle Touch Espresso Machine, you know that you are going to get a pretty high-end model at a price to match.
There is always that question over whether or not the machine will do enough interesting things for great-tasting produce to justify the cost.
This model looks professional, but is it user-friendly enough to help its target market? [Read more…]
The Breville One-Touch CoffeeHouse Espresso Machine looks like a machine trying to pack a lot into one compact product.
There is a focus in the product description on the one-touch controls on the coffee selection menu and cleaning function.
But, this is also a versatile coffee maker that is also ESE pod compatible for great convenience. Is it able to succeed in its aim to please everyone?
