Breville
BES920XL
Based on 161 Reddit mentions
$1599.95
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DeLonghi [$180] or Breville [$250]
i had a bambino and love it. i use a breville dual boiler now and miss it occasionally
froyoboyz in r/espresso
March 26, 2026 10:25 PM
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Is the Breville dual boiler and DF54 combo good for a newbie [$1200]
The BDB is no slouch. It's way beyond entry-level espresso making. That machine regularly retails for very roughly the equivalent of $3000 AUD outside of Australia and is still considered a good deal and good buy at that price. That's more than 3x what you're paying! For what you get, if you're seri
...lhsonic in r/espresso
November 18, 2025 11:44 AM
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Espresso machine + grinder combo for barista skills at home?
The dual boiler is an excellent machine, great choice The breville grinder is not famed to be really, i would recommend a baratza grinder but im not an expert on them, but if you have the budget maybe go for a niche zero
kokkinos_22 in r/espresso
April 28, 2026 8:11 AM
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Espresso suggestion [$6000 budget]! Possible endgame?
For milk drinks with medium to dark roasts, Breville Dual Boiler and a Niche Zero would suit you well.
MidwestGravelGrowler in r/espresso
March 11, 2026 1:39 PM
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Talk me into keeping my LaPavoni
My first machine was the La Pavoni. I had trouble with the workflow and couldn't get more than one or two good shots out of it for every 10 I pulled. So I picked up a used Breville Dual Boiler.Two totally different machines. I love my BDB, and I'm starting to really master getting good espresso out
...BeanWaterGood in r/LaPavoniLovers
January 14, 2026 8:10 PM
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Espresso suggestion [$6000 budget]! Possible endgame?
You are already end game with the bdb and niche zero if you are making medium dark / dark traditional espresso and milk drinks. Anything else is just changing to change to get nicer gear, it won’t improve cup quality. I had the niche zero and compared to the 01 (3k) and the Weber key 2 (2.2k) the ni
...WaffleHouseCEO in r/espresso
March 11, 2026 2:29 PM
5
Best at home coffee machine recommendations
Breville Dual Boiler and single dose grinder on the side. All in about $1250 + $750 for grinder, if you wait for it to go on sale. Probably doesn't pass the "not too big" criteria but I can make Barista quality coffee with my setup these days.
Hooked_on_Fire in r/australian
March 11, 2026 2:55 AM
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ES1 Rebrew on the way
Same story as you. Received my black rebrew last week and sold my breville dual boiler. 99% flawless, minor knick in the tamper and milk pitcher. Received my update to 2.3.15 the next day but still waiting for the latest firmware. Portafilter is a little tight and I have slight worries about the gro
...durabio in r/FellowProducts
May 6, 2026 3:27 AM
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Downgrading to Bambino Plus [£200]
I have a Breville dual boiler and honestly it’s great for our use case. I make espressos maybe once a day if that. The speed of how quickly it heats up is astonishing, it feels like maybe 30 seconds or so. I also use milk/heavy cream in my drinks and I don’t think you need anything more than a Brevi
...MadMensch in r/espresso
May 6, 2026 4:55 PM
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Upgrade from Breville [$4000]
I was espresso making nerd mode for a few days hahaha. Thought about many things… When you choose high-end machines, it’s about… How serious you want to be since you will spend a lot of money. If you want to be serious like nerd then Decent will be the machine since you can change brew temperature d
...kimguroo in r/espresso
May 2, 2026 2:42 PM
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