Dedica Maestro

DeLonghi Dedica albo Stilosa będą pewnie w podobnej cenie, są polecane przez entuzjastów i nie są marki Smeg.

I know what everyone is going to say: DF54 and Bambino Plus 😄 I like my current setup now, with a De'Longhi Dedica and an Eureka Mignon Specialita, and I think those two will fit in your budget.

Ne znam za ovaj konkretno ali već godinama koristim DeLonghi Dedica (ne, nije mali stariji čovek u pitanju, tako se zove model :) ) i koristim ga 5-10 puta dnevno. Kupujem Lavazza Rosa mlevenu I odlično radi. Kafa je vrh. Neće ti ispasti kašika, kao što je neko rekao, i porazbijati šolje. Samo je po

I have this same machine since 3 years and a half ago and I love it. When it breaks I'll have a difficult time deciding what to pick next. If it lasts many more years, meaning. It has good durability, I don't see a reason to pick anything more expensive. I must say the difference with my late De'Lon

In Germany, nearly everyone new to espresso chooses the DeLonghi Dedica as the first machine as it's a decent machine for its price. Don't know it's price in the US though

No, don’t go for anything below a DeLonghi Dedica if you’re getting an espresso machine

Damn. The one I bought for like $230 heats up water haha. But really if anyone’s looking for a cheap basic machine that makes a decent coffee, it’s a DeLonghi Dedica. We do have a separate grinder though.

In a similar situation, we replaced the nespresso aluminum trash machine with a DeLonghi Dedica 680. Costs around 150€, does work with any coffee.

Sorry, yes, my current DeLonghi Dedica is my second machine. My first one was a DeLonghi ECP3420, which is a cheap, very beginner machine. My second, and current, machine is a DeLonghi Dedica. The Dedica is a decent little machine, and it's relatively inexpensive (I think $300ish new), but you can p

It's only marketing First of all: every kind of coffee is 1000x better it you have a solid grinder and good beans and grind fresh at home. It's the baseline for every coffee drink. For espresso: you always need a good grinder, precision basket, good tamper, good fresh beans, scale, and a consistent