Classic Pro

Ia espressor și râșniță separat, e mai practic. Daca vrei sa faci upgrade după poți să faci doar la râșniță sau espressor sau ce consideri tu. Plus daca se strica una e mai ușor de înlocuit. Eu am un Gaggia Classic Pro si o râșniță Leit, pachetul era tot cam 3000 de lei acum vreo 2-3 ani când le-am

I don’t think the Gaggia is a civic. It’s more like a Fiat 124 Spider. It’s simple, it’s beautiful, it’s Italian, it feels like a Ferrari when you use it. But it’s a budget sports car. And it recently got a refresh (GCP). Add Gaggimate and it’s like a Fiat Spider with Waymo hardware. The civic is a

GCP (gaggia classic pro) is exactly $500 before tax + shipping. Wonderful machine that you can get a ton out of if you treat it well. Was my first “real” espresso machine, absolute workhorse for many years before I upgraded. I’m sure you’ll get the usual “grinder is more important” comments which ar

I have a Gaggia Classic with Gaggimate, the non pro version (IE no pressure profiling). It solves the annoying little problems that I had with my GCP before the change. You get consistent temperature, pre infusion, great steam pressure and if you have Bluetooth scales it stops at your target weight

My set ut with extras cost €1000, and it produces fantastic coffee. Blows away 95% of specialty coffee shops I've tried. Machine: Gaggia Classic Pro E85 (€500), has brass boiler, very stable temperature for 1-2 shots and is best machine one can buy bellow Profitec go (which costs alone €1000). U can

The tamp comes from MOTTA, I think I got it on Amazon a few years ago but a quick google search shows that there are smaller non-multinational conglomerates that sell it too. The weighting of this one is very nice and fits both my 58mm 18g and 21g baskets perfectly. The portafilter was a gift from m

I'm very happy with mine. I'm sure I'd be happy with the non-Plus version too, but my wife really like the auto milk feature on the Plus. I like and use it too, it works great, but steaming manually isn't too hard and the non-Plus costs less, so if you're looking to save money it's a great option. I

IMO the Gaggia classic pro is really good. Compact, looks good, will last the rest of your life and you are able to mod it

I've had it for two years. Sure, there's always room for improvement, but in my opinion, the price-performance ratio is good. I'm very satisfied. Yes, it doesn't have the much-discussed (and praised) pre-infusion feature... Repair? On my GCP, the steam valve couldn't be disassembled; it squeaked, wh

I was also thinking why there isn't a smaller espresso machine out there. My Gaggia Classic Pro is one of the smaller ones and that thing is a tank. I like the look of this but I wonder if it could be even more compact or is it already as small as it can get? (realising that you still need room for