Barista Touch

Profitec go and it’s not even close. The profitec go is such a complete single boiler machine. And it’s a machine, not an appliance. Breville barista touch is more of an appliance.

Idk what everyone’s on about with the quality. Plastic is not inherently bad when done correctly. I’m not going to sit here and say it’s my ideal choice, but I’ve owned a dozen different machines from $600 to $2400 and I’d say the build quality on the ES1 is actually impressive. Granted, I have my c

A general rule of thumb is that grind quality is more important than the espresso machine. I owned the Breville Barista Touch for about 6 months before I upgraded because of this fact. The machine was great EXCEPT for the grinder. All Breville machines use a CONICAL grinder, which is so-so. A much b

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 had the Breville Barista Touch for three years up until a year ago and it was a great machine. The grinder is a bit inconsistent in dose which made it hard to get consistent shots. Primary issue for me was that the “grind by time” doesn’t yield the same amount from shot to shot and I had to weigh

استخدم breville barista touch pro، اسم الموزع في الامارات sage بس نفس الشركة، انا اخترتها لان فيها المطحنة و تسخين الحليب، حلوة بس يبالها فترة تعلم و صبر، بس من عرفت لها خلاص ماشاءالله عندي صارلها ٤ سنين استخدام يومي ما احتاجت تصليح، كل العناية و التنظيف في سستم المكينة نفسها

It’s better than your breville barista touch. You’re only hesitant because you’re about to purchase it. Once you buy it, you won’t give a damn about the clearance. Which by the way, is not a problem at all. I have the micra, and I love it every little bit that I can’t even find the time to complain.

How much do you want to spend? Some basics: grind your own coffee beans before making coffee each time. Preground vs freshly ground will make a big difference in your coffee. Just don't get a blade grinder. Get a hand burr grinder if you have to. Apart from that, you can go a relatively manual and c

It’s the “breville barista touch”. I think they run like 800ish now but I paid 1100 4-5 years ago. It’s mindless to use compared to the ones where you have to manually pull the shot. Worth every penny at 5 in the morning when we wake up. We upgraded from a dogshit $150 machine and it’s night and day

Hey, I’m dealing with something very similar with the Breville Barista Touch, and I’m also on my second unit. Timeline: Nov 14, 2025: Purchased on Amazon (Barista Touch). Nov 16, 2025: First machine delivered. On this first unit, the grinder started engaging the clutch / making strange loud noises,