Dedica Duo EC890.GR

De'Longhi

Dedica Duo EC890.GR

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Best budget espresso machine with a decent steam wand?

Gemilai 3006 or if you want to stay with de longhi ec890 has now a better steam wand compared to other versionEdit: if you can share the range budget i can recommend machines as i just done a research recently for my upgrade. Bambino is great too

pisyuwishyu in r/CoffeePH

July 21, 2026 4:44 PM

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De’Longhi EC685.B vs EC890

This is A.I generated data because i don't like to type The De'Longhi EC685 (Dedica Style) is an older model known for its affordability and solid performance, while the EC890 (Dedica Duo) is a newer model that features upgrades like a professional steam wand and cold extraction technology. Overall,

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Alwayshigh001 in r/IndiaCoffee

April 16, 2026 4:35 AM

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Upgrades for a consumer espresso setup?

I'd say get the Dedica Duo (EC890) instead. When I bought this machine, Delonghi had the older EC685 Dedica, which was also an established product in it's segment but had it's own issues, particularly the fat steam wand.The Ariete 1381 is a good machine, but for 3000 more, you get the service networ

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These-Individual-759 in r/IndiaCoffee

April 3, 2026 12:10 PM

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EC685 vs EC890 — which actually better? + Bottomless portafilter recs

It seems the EC890 is supposed to be the better one of the two, mainly I think coz of its steam wand and that its got lesser time lag between the espresso hot water and steam water availability or something PLUS it can do cold brews also. Anyways; it's the same price as the EC685 right now so; might

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chrisboy49 in r/IndiaCoffee

January 17, 2026 1:55 PM

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