Dinamica Plus

I got a deLonghi dinamica about 6 years ago. It's a basic bean to cup machine. The one thing I'd save if the house burnt down.

Since you’re coming from the Vertuo and still want that “push button, get latte,” I’d be looking at stuffy like the DeLonghi Dinamica Plus or Philips 5400 (in your price range). Both do americanos, espresso, and milk drinks without much fuss and are kind of the go-to picks in that tier for that budg

I like my De’Longhi Dinamica for the lattes/iced lattes. The milk foam is hard to beat. Would not say it pulls a stellar solo espresso shot, but the milk foamer on it is top notch.

De'Longhi machines produce superior espresso than other manufactures. They dose higher, grind finer and extract better than other manufactures included KitchenAid and Jura. While all the current De'Longhi machines extract the same, have the same grinders and brew group the high-end machines grind fo

Depend on which ones you are comparing. However, the usual comparison is the Dinamica Plus to the Magnifica Plus. They both use the same brew group but the Magnifica Plus grinds a bit longer and doses higher producing a little better espresso. The Magnfica Plus also comes with a newer improved touch

Can't go wrong with a DeLonghi super auto! I personally have the Dinamica Plus and I'm enjoying the coffee & convenience it provides.

I would go for a Delonghi. I watched and read a lot of reviews before buying and the Philips' are not that good. Delonghi is one of the best superautomatic brand. I bought this one from Bol and very happy about it : https://www.bol.com/be/nl/p/de-longhi-dinamica-plus-ecam380-95-tb-volautomatische-es

I came to the same conclusion with my DeLonghi Dinamica. My solution now is a double shot or sometimes triple espresso and then hot water. An Americano basically. Although it's the same ingredient which is espresso and water, I noticed a huge difference in flavor and strength.Not really what you ask

If you can, get it with the LatteCrema system, very good milk foam. Other than that, typical DeLonghi ECAM series. Easy to clean, easy to maintain, great coffee for the price, and cheap parts with guides everywhere if you want to have a go at servicing it after warranty. I had a magnífica S, and now

In espresso quality, yes absolutely. I have had shots from an S8 which uses the same dose, brew group, and grinder as the z10. Tom from toms coffee corner compared modern De'Longhi machines to a E8 which also uses the same dose and brew technology. All high end Jura machines make the same espresso.