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Don’t know how to soften the blow here, but pod machines are never BIFL, but don’t rebuy the keurig at all, those have the worst track record by far. There’s honestly no brand that’s gonna last like 10 years, so don’t spend a lot on it either. Get the chef wave one, its pretty cheap and at least las

ok so all of these are really good options but insanely expensive lol. unless you’re like super into fine tuning every shot, you honeslty don’t need to drop that kinda cash. something like this casabrews one (or similar mid range machines) will do the job well enough imo. Its got a 20 bar pump and a

Is the difference really that big between expensive machines? i was eyeing a casabrew 3700, it seems like a good budget option but i don't really want to regret a bad purchase...How much better would one of these be? I'm not a hardcore coffee lover, just want a machine for myself since i wanna switc

Ok but none of your older brands are screaming bifl? They’re mid range at best and good machines can go up into the thousands of dollars if you’re really thinking LIFE in bifl. But hey, everyone kinda has to start out with a keurig so no shade there. For the next one, casabrews is a step up from cui

Breville and Casabrews are really great. This post helped me

What exact models did you have before? Cuz its kinda weird how none of em worked for you, maybe its some specific feature that you like which most people dont so brands dont really add it to their machines. Anyways this pro x is pretty good but it doesnt cover everything for instance the steam is ki

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

"If you’re not looking for anything super fancy or connected to the internet (lol), this CASABREWS one could actually be a solid middle ground. It’s not full-on “set it and forget it,” but it’s simple enough to use without needing a manual every morning. Doesn’t have any weird smart features, just a

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

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