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

I Love how nobody is actually answering the question you asked. You don't give a price point so I will just tell you I had the weirdest buy ever of a casabrews I am absolutely in love with. I saw it for sale on my local Adverts for 30 quid after the the DeLonghi I loathed finally went to a well-dese

You won't notice the difference in milk drinks, maybe just the consistency of the steamed milk. Also have a casabrews machine and I make a damn good espresso with it. I upgraded to a competition basket and that made a huge difference in capacity and quality of the extraction.

You know, upon looking at your post again I might have to retract this recommendation. This seems like a very good machine if your priority is the quality of the espresso but since your focus is the milk, maybe the Casabrews is better since it doesn’t have the panarello style wand.

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

I have the casabrews 3700, its a simple machine and the only control you have is how long the shot pulls for. It warms up quickly and takes 1-2 minutes from powering it on and running a warm up shot through it before you can make coffee. Its a bit loud and it vibrates a lot, I could do with a more s

Was gifted a Casabrews 4158 Pro for Christmas, picked up the new Mokkum 64mm flat burr grinder. New to espresso, Big fan of the Aeropress and pour overs. Made some beautiful shots with the 4158 Pro and the Mokkum. However, Casabrews machine broke after 3 weeks. Ugh. Facebook must have been listening

I have a super basic casabrews. But it makes good enough espresso and frothed milk to appease my wife. I did get rid of the pressurized basket and got a nice bottomless portafilter. I spent more on my electric kettle than I did on the espresso machine.😂

I’m new to espresso too and mainly drink milk drinks and I just got a Casabrews 3700 Essentials ($100) and a Turin SK40 grinder ($189). I’ve been playing around with doses and grinds to get ideal extraction time and flavor and the grinder is easy to use. I haven’t gotten any spraying with my bottoml