Oracle Jet Espresso Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel

I mean before everybody jumps in and recommends random machines, you should probably decide if you want a dualboiler (or HX machine) or if a singleboiler is fine for you. Also, just in general which features are important to you. What’s the grinder you already have? - Reason I‘m asking is because I‘

The little breville barista express is a cool machine but not the best grinder I sold mine used for $250. They go on sale around Black Friday for $500ish so def wait for a sale. Bambino is very close to being this machine minus the grinder and can be found cheap. The df64 gen 2 grinder that you ment

Have a 6 year old Oracle Touch that started to pop our GFCI outlet, likely due to leak. Replaced the orings and steam probes, which did not fix the issue. Seems to be a problem with the steam broiler. Loved the machine so much we replaced it with an Oracle Jet....little bit of a side grade IMO, but

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

No. Amazon UK (for the right voltage) is the way to go. I ordered an ice cream maker that was half the price of the local Lazada price and paid only what Amazon UK billed. For non-electrical items or those with variable electricity, Amazon US is the way to go for free shipping. It will estimate the

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

I can find oracle jets straight from Breville (Sage) in the UK, but I understand if they’re discontinued. If you’re asking me, my personal opinion is that for $3,000 it’s highway robbery, and with 20% off it’s still a robbery ($2,400?). I understand the want for automation. If counter space allows,

I found another thread on Reddit with the same complaints. I received my Oracle Jet just a few days ago and although the grind had already been set for my particular coffee beans and made a good cup of coffee using the double dose basket, it didn’t work with the single dose basket. With the single,

I too am looking to buy the Oracle Jet, but am unwilling to pay its current $2000 price and willing to forgo my purchase for months perhaps forever until Breville discounts it.

I have a Breville Oracle Jet which is an expensive machine, had issues with it, been back and forth with support since January 19th and they still can't work out how to fix it. I would say don't do it, it's not worth the money and if I had my time again I'd go with a different brand or just accept a