Oracle Jet Espresso Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel

Like you, I make almost exclusively lattes, and I think the Oracle Jet works perfectly for that. Given the cost of the machine the bigger question you might have is do you have the counter space to have a superior grinder and a smaller single boiler machine? The reason I ask is the biggest thing to

The second big, big flaw is temperature stability. You know how the Bambino has a PID set at 93c? That 93c is the target output temperature when water leaves the thermaljet. So at the beginning of the first real shot you pull today, when everything from the tubes to the showerhead, to the portafilte

You have a nice budget and for a beginner I don't think there is a nicer semi-auto machine for more consistently good drinks than the Breville Oracle Jet.

With the Lavazza Super Crema or the Lavazza Espresso Medium Roast, I am able to get consistent, repeatable results from the standard Breville settings, but I am also able to get the same results using those beans from my own grinder (DF64 Gen II) and doing all my own puck prep with RDT, WDT, Tamping

How are you liking the Meraki? How long did it take for it to need a repair? Been on the fence of getting one. Have used a Breville Oracle Jet for a few weeks and several superautos. Oracle Jet made best tasting drinks but was having issues with drinks being inconsistent. The superautos had three ki

I'll throw my two cents in. We just bought an Oracle Jet and set it up last night. We had a Breville Barista Express, which is a good machine in its own right. I had a batch of beans in the machine that was giving me more bitter taste than usual, but I was curious if there was a difference. Holy Shi

No idea. I had an Oracle Touch, and "downgraded" to the Oracle Jet about 2 weeks ago. I'd say that's my primary challenge right now - dialing into my beans (Old Havana Medium-Dark Roast). I'm now on Grind Setting = 10, and it's still pulling at 7 seconds.... From experience, I go any lower, and it g

The manufacturer’s like Breville & Delonghi are also forcing you into integrated tamper on their higher end machines : Breville Touch Impress, Oracle Jet & Delonghi Opera & Maestro ! What attracted to 655 was for $450 : semi automatic with 9 bar OPV & 3 way solenoid with weight based dosing with a s

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

https://youtu.be/lbKRSeO6i64?si=ATe66g0piKMwOY5S This video would convince me to get the Oracle Jet over the touch impress. These Breville machines aren't cheap but I think they're super cool. You get a lot of tech and a pretty good experience. I didn't watch this video but is also worth looking. ht