Oracle Jet Espresso Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel

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

The price difference between the Breville Barista Touch Impress and the Breville Oracle Jet is pretty hard to overlook. The Touch Impress usually sells for around $1,500, while the Oracle Jet tends to land in the $2,800–$3,000 range. That’s roughly a $1,300–$1,500 jump, and for most home users the u

I bought my Oracle Jet at the beginning of the year, after the NYTimes Wirecutter recommended it. I've been having problems ever since. Although it did an OK job with canned Illy beans, as soon as I bought better beans, everything tasted incredibly sour. Also, brewing by volume, I had to go well int

I had the same problem and just returned it. Fiddled around with brew temp, strength, made the grinds coarser, tried different beans (fresh ones roasted less than a week old), but alas, both the espresso and coffee just tasted absolutely terrible. Over extracted and bitter. Maybe it was a faulty mac

Have the Breville Oracle Jet and it’s always much faster on the second shot even after preheating the grouphead and steam wand. It’s frustrating!

While I think is silly how much bias some people have against the idea of premium Chinese machines (and especially ironic in this case considering how much people love the Timemore Sculptor and the alternative is a Breville), I just don’t see the point of buying a machine with a built in grinder whe

I have the same concern with my new Oracle Jet as the PID heating elements are almost paper thin with really tiny channels that possibly could be damaged by descaler. I can’t get a straight answer anywhere if this Jet machine detects scale or more pressure in the heating channels with mild scale or