BES920XL

Breville dose control pro 🤣🤣 Pairing that with a BDB has got to be like having a Ferrari and putting 87 octane in it

The letdown here is that Breville doesn't offer an otherwise advanced unit w/o a built in grinder. I find Breville grinders to be where costs are cut the most. They feel and sound cheap, and in my experience grind inconsistently. Now I have a DF54 and it's been a rock solid performer with my Bambino

Can confirm. My breville dual boiler has the plastic there and mine started bubbling after only about one year. Was really disappointed I found out about this after I purchased.

This sort of question compares "convenience" of making your drink to the "quality" of drink you get. Both are important. Before my current prosumer setup, we bought the (expensive!) Breville Oracle (back then it was $3000 CAD, now it's closer to $4000). Like the Ninja, its design was a clever arrang

From a Facebook BDB group that gets these photos often, many people have said Breville calls it "normal" and won't fix them. Mine is starting to bubble so I'm saving up for a new machine that isn't Breville. The BDB is so good, but things like this make me have a tinge of regret buying it. The next

The thing is, you’re out of warranty. And you don’t know how much is wrong with the machine. Given that it was used in a coffee shop for several years (not advisable), you’ve gotta assume that it’s overdue for a proper service and probably some major parts replacement. If you’re more ’handy’ than th

no hot water, let me spend 3k and fix that. lol. just get an old breville dual boiler if youre really itching to spend.

On our espresso journey, we started with Keurig and Nespresso. We thought we really liked coffee so we bought the (very expensive) Breville Oracle, all in one machine - especially so my wife could use its automated features, as she wanted "a coffee, not a project". I really like the idea of the mach

All older dual-boiler Brevilles are plagued with steam leaks that, if ignored, will short the triac board that controls all the high-wattage elements in the machine. It seems to be a matter of when, not if leaks develop. Some suggest to plan on replacing them every 2 years. It's an easy fix, but not

My Breville Dual Boiler had an incident recently (seal leak and much sadness ensued) so I pulled out my old Breville Infuser (essentially the precursor to Bambino Pro). The quality of the espresso is identical. Lots of bells and whistles are different but the coffee is the same. (I'm a black coffee