3700E

for a compact setup like yours i'd say the casabrews 3700 stays pretty close to the dedica in size but the stainless steel build makes it comparatively more reliable. runs at 20 bar pressure and the steam wand can actually make proper microfoam which makes a huge difference for lattes compared to th

I believe Keurig falls short in the brew temp. I mean yes, you would get a nice warm cup of coffee but if you were lucky enough to have one of the older models like the K150 or K155, you could see the difference. They used to brew hotter coffee, improving the flavour extraction when it came to iced

Firstly welcome ! Secondly search this sub for many past similar posts. Espresso making equipment is expensive ! $100 is impossible if you are wanting to use what they call an unpressurised basket - which is superior in taste to a pressurised one - because you don’t have the budget for a grinder (a

Most people here are espresso enthusiasts trying to make great espresso and milk drinks. We're also actively trying to make our espresso better. Many going to insist you need to spend more because they have a high baseline for quality. If you are more tolerant to mediocre quality while you see if it

I have casabrew 3700 essential and bartza encore esp. Don't know how the casabrew is going to do in the long run but it has been really good so far and I have gotten some really good espresso out of it. And the baratza is perfect. Paired the casabrew with a bottomless portafilter, self levelling tam

It is awesome. Took me some time to dial in the right grind, but once I figured that out, I am making perfect espresso shots every time. The steamer works great too. I make them maybe two times a week, so I’m glad I didn’t spend a ton of money on this thing. This machine does exactly what I need, I

Casabrews espresso maker! Love my warm lattes and cold ice lattes. If you enjoy coffee start making your own espresso, just be sure to get the right beans! Enjoy!

To be honest casabrews and gevi’s are pretty solid all around and offer a bunch of different models and good features, though mainly you just want something consistent, fast, and makes actual good tasting coffee. Heres a few you can check out if you're interested

I'll go against the grain here... I have a casabrews 3700 basic machine I picked up for $90 and a crappy kidisle grinder I got on Amazon for $75. I upgraded to a non-pressurized basket and got a tamper and wdt tool so that was maybe another $75 collectively. I buy really good locally roasted beans f

I have a grinder and make decent espresso with my casabrews 3700 I just want a new machine