Oracle Touch

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

Worked in the kitchen retail store before and a few months ago the barista pro along with the regular older Oracle touch and precision Brewer showed up on the list for items eventually going out. Unless things have changed recently. Reason for? I wish I could tell you. I personally think Breville re

My breville express is over 10 years old now. Not sure how old exactly I bought it used. I had to replace the water pump and solder some wires. That was 5 year an ago. The express is nice because it’s low tech. My dad bought the oracle touch. Really nice machine but the boilers leak which is pretty

If you aren't turned off by Breville, the bambinos are great! It's way cheaper than the Oracle touch, and in Vancouver there's always someone selling one. And the website eightouncecoffee.ca sells grinders, I have a baratza esp from them which works great for espresso and cold brew.

Happy for you, bought the Oracle touch in 2020, I had to send twice for repair on warranty, then I spent 500$ last year on a local shop to repair it, again (the most incredible thing is that i got completely stuck because I tried to descale it, and air bubbles got in, stayed in the hose and I could

The Brevilles are a consumer grade product with a lot of features. I went through quite a process with them on an Oracle Touch that went in for service like 4 times, was replaced, then the replacement went in and as that started to shit the bed a few months back I'd finally had enough, it was out of

You know the Breville Oracle Touch is $2k? Maybe get it repaired.

That white color is awesome! I got my Oracle Touch in matte black, also looks really nice, but if they had white I‘d have taken that. (But I guess after the failing boiler sensors that broke my machine after 1 1/2 years and it being an unavoidable problem that will eventually kill every machine I‘m

You are the exception to the norm. I have owned a Barista Express, Oracle and Oracle Touch. My recommendation to get a decent espresso machine still stands. There are quite a few such machines that are clearly head and shoulders above the Breville machines at competitive prices.Having said all that,

Yup I would save to buy a Jura too. We had an oracle touch - made fab great coffee WHEN it worked but it was in the repair shop a lot (annually) despite caring for it and repairs were being quoted at $700!!! The grinder on the Breville was so damn noisy too. The Jura is far quieter and faster to hea