G3028A

I almost pulled the trigger on the Legato V2 (same platform as the Gemilai Owl), and it’s a solid machine, but I went with the G3028A because for a small bump in price it gives me more of what actually matters day-to-day: The e61 like group head keeps temp super stable and consistent, and stronger s

I have a couple options for your consideration that in my opinion would both be a big step up from what you were looking at. Option 1 would be a bit more on the machine vs the grinder and having to wait til Feb 1 for it to be delivered. Option 2 you'd be spending a little more on the grinder than th

The Gemilai Ele G3028A is very solid, at almost half the price of the profitec go its does everything you need, more affordable because its a chinese brand yes but they use the same parts as any sub $1200 from anywhere, also has warranty support and great steaming capabilities. Have yet to hear some

I'm pretty much set on the Legato/Apex V2 now, although there is a new machine that I found that looks quite interesting, the Gemilai Ele G3028A.I could get te Apex for ~530 EUR, and the Ele for ~830, but it seems like the Ele is sort of the same as the Apex, but with some extra build quality, possi

Lol yes, misleading yung spec sheet nila. Just keep in mind that there are 3 heating types in espresso machines: Thermoblock:How it works: Water flows through a heated metal block.Pros: Fast heat-up time (often <1 min), energy-efficient, compact, budget-friendly.Cons: Lower temperature stability, we

Maybe Gemilai Ele G3028A? Seems to tick most of your boxes, though aesthetics are subjective. It also has a temp probe in the steam wand so it'll stop at your desired temp which may be useful if you do a lot of milk drinks. It's basically an upgraded apex/legato, but with the downside of being force