Barista Touch Impress

I had the touch, now have the touch impress. As to the impress feature it truly is 0 mess compared to tamping on your own, but it is just what you get used to. I like the impress for no-brainer running the machine and even people who don't know anything about it can run it with a quick watch one bre

The price difference between the Breville Barista Touch Impress and the Breville Oracle Jet is pretty hard to overlook. The Touch Impress usually sells for around $1,500, while the Oracle Jet tends to land in the $2,800–$3,000 range. That’s roughly a $1,300–$1,500 jump, and for most home users the u

I just bought a remanufactured Touch Impress from Breville for 1000. Getting it on Friday. Updated Firmware. Should be about brand new from what I understand. You could try that route as well. I originally ordered the regular Touch but quickly realized I want consistent results with Guidance as well

My wife has been using the Breville Barista Touch Impress. It is more automated then the Breville you mentioned and it excelles at the drink types you mentioned. She too is not interested in all the fuss, but she loves that machine. It grinds, tamps, adjusts and brews for you every step of the way.

The reason I am asking is that when I pull my shots, if it looks like that, then it drops at the rate of 56grams/25 seconds, so overextracted. But when I grind finer to slow down the flow, I may get 36 grams in 28 seconds, but it's not coming out that "pretty" and kinda dribbles from different parts

I was in a similar situation for like 6 months, couldn't decide between the 2. After a lot of thinking, we went for the "Barista Touch Impress". We did lot of comparion and the things pushed us to pay extra now are paying off. Writing down our main reasons to pick this & our feedback after 1 year of

Have you considered something like the breville oracle jet or barista touch impress both deliver much more on the taste side without the learning curve or extra equipment ? I switched over from a delongi superautomatic after 8 years for a as the taste was seriously lacking. However as much as I love

Just bought a barista touch impress since it splits the difference between super automatics and manual espresso machines. Undeniably the results it gives are better than any super automatic I’ve tried. Fresh beans (month or less from brew) that aren’t too oily, and running some hot water through the

Kind of older thread, but I JUST bought a barista touch impress last week with the sole intention of having the cold brew options and I don’t have it. The box even shows it on there but I don’t have any of the options. B1.9 is the firmware but I don’t understand how it can be advertised and not be o