Barista Touch

I've only experienced the Breville Barista Touch as my other espresso machine, so that's what I know. The Move compared to the BBT is miles and away much better quality. It feels prosumer, whereas the BBT felt staunchly consumer. The espresso from the Move tastes so good with such great body, but th

I would recommend Barista Pro over the Touch. Although they are similar machines, the Pro has less automation than the Touch, making manual adjustments to dial in easier to access on the Pro. It also costs $150 less. Even better would be separate espresso machine and grinder. If your wife worked at

So what's with the downvotes on most of the comments? The common "wisdom" of this sub is: get a high tier grinder, a cheap espresso machine and avoid all in one solutions. If €1000 is your budget, you'll be able to find a suitable combo! As for this machine: you could've expected the reactions just

I really think fellow did a great job with this machine, but it is not a beginner friendly espresso machine. I actually believe that fellow is providing a disservice to potential beginner and experienced consumers by marketing it as such, of course to make as much profit as possible. It doesn’t do a

Thanks so much for this insight. Only reason I want a full automatic is because a family member had the machine I want and he told me it’s not as easy as it looks and next time he would rather get an automatic machine instead. I wanted a Breville Super Automatic Barista Touch but it still requires y