This espresso machine has a bean-to-cup coffee-making process, but also the promise of app-controlled functionality and a range of options.
Is the full automatic bean to cup machine trying to do too much or is all this smart tech helpful?
There is an emphasis on a retro look with interesting design features to help create various types of coffee.
It all sounds great, but what do users think?
There is the expectation of quality because users have had long-lasting machines from them before. But, it is still important to consider the specification and options available.
Does this do enough?
You can opt for different colours of black, white, red or cream, and the dispenser is offset to the left and the controls on the right.
This eyecatching pod coffee machine also has a fun name: “the personal one”. But, what does this actually mean?
Some buyers are sure to be drawn to the concept of the milk jug as much as the coffee machine itself. So, does it do enough to impress?
The Siemens EQ.300 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine has a nice design that is somewhere between an accessible at-home machine for simple coffee production and something more high-end.
The console and dispenser make this look more beginner-friendly, but there is still the fact that there are lots of options and that quality bean-to-cup process.
So, is this a crowd-pleaser that sits nicely in the middle of the road?
Yet, it doesn’t appear to be as complicated as some of the more expensive models.
So, is this budget model a nice mid-way point between the basic capsule machine and something more multifunctional?
