3700E

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

I’m not totally convinced that “cheap” and “best” always go together, especially with espresso machines…more like “cheap and good enough.” That said, there are some super affordable options if you’re not worried about frothing milk and just want something that will pull a decent shot. I’ve seen manu

Casabrews is a decent budget option, but I was happy to spend more and went with a Breville Bambino. It makes such good coffee, so I have been very impressed with it. A good way to compare is by using the coffee machine comparison sheet on Barista HQ dot com. This sheet has all the coffee machine br

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

Honestly the casabrews is great. Heats up in 30 seconds. Expensive espresso machines are overrated. The grinder is the most important thing.

Look into your own espresso machine. They have ones with a small counter footprint that are reasonably priced. Some YouTube videos and some practice and you’ll be making your lattes for pennies on the dollar. Edit to add - mine is from Casabrews. It’s a small up front investment, but at a $5 latte/d

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

There is a portion of the market that is very price sensitive. And for them a $130 machine is something they CAN afford, vs. a $200 machine that they cannot afford. The other factor is, the low price gets people who otherwise would NOT buy an espresso machine to buy one. If I were a college student,

This machine looks like the white-label/chinese stuff you'll see sold as Casabrews in the US, Oster in LATAM and other markets. If that's the case, it's not necessarily bad but you can certainly get better machines like a Delonghi Dedica or a Breville Bambino for 300 USD. The question is, if you're

I personally enjoy lattes with espresso, which unfortunately can’t really be made at home without the proper equipment. The only problem is that decent espresso machines are expensive. I’m a SAHM so I found that I couldn’t afford daily coffees or an espresso machine (without saving). So I did some r