Oracle Jet Espresso Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel

I just moved up from a Philips super automatic to a Breville Oracle Jet. Since it automates the tamping and walks you through dialing in, it’s not that much harder to deal with. It makes much better espresso than the automatics. The automatics all have that plastic brewing mechanism. I found it hard

Thanks a lot for the compilation. The comparison video was very helpful. Unfortunately non is really ticking all my boxes. Why do the Breville machines, for this price, not have grind by weight? If you change the grind size you are instantly changing the weight. Given no real alternative, I'm gravit

Just for fun-take it for what it's worth-I asked ChatGPT about why the Oracle Jet favors a 1:3 recipe. I don't know how accurate the answer was, but here it is: ☕️ Why the Oracle Jet defaults near 1:3 That’s not a bug — it’s a marketing and consistency choice more than a barista one. 1️⃣ Targeting drin

Well, I'm excited. The Breville Oracle Jet steamer now makes actual microfoam in Auto mode, instead of just hot, bubbly milk. I'm not sure what they changed, but the texture difference is enormous. It still makes way too many huge bubbles too, but the core microfoam is really good. I've always had t

Well....I took the plunge yesterday. Jumped on the Jet train. I was looking at this, Jura's, and the Oracle Dual Boiler. Ultimately, I decided to do something I dont always do, and make the budget conscious decision. It's too early for a complete review. But its slightly smaller than the Oracle Touc

Best Superautomatic De'Longhi Magnifica Plus doses at 17-18 gm, uses none pressurized brew group, true espresso capable grinder, can actually be dialed in to 20-25 sec. Best espresso from a consumer super auto when dialed in. Comes closest to semi auto. Here is a comparison with the older, slightly

It depends on your budget. I have the Breville Oracle Jet and it does half the work for you. After finding the right beans and making an adjustment to the grinder, I love it!

Breville oracle jet user here. Fucking love that machine. It resolves all of this and is easy to use. Seems expensive but the baratza grinder, 58mm group head and the screen is worth the total cost.

Breville Oracle Jet or Dual Boiler is what you're looking for. I have the former and it is mostly great. The Dual Boiler has better software and you can simultaneously pull a shot and use the steam wand.... I've not heard of competitors doing auto tamping like Breville does... I have a pet peece wit

For your needs, the Breville Dual Boiler or Oracle Jet are the closest replacements since they keep the built-in grinder with auto-tamp and automated milk frothing. There aren’t many other machines in that $2K–$3K range that combine automation with a semi-manual workflow, so sticking with Breville i