G3028A

You might also want to look at the Gemilai Ele (G3028A). It’s around $700 (depending on sales), so it sits nicely between the Go and the more expensive prosumer machines. It has a dual heating system (brew boiler + thermoblock for steam), dual PID, and an adjustable OPV, which is a pretty compelling

Pansamantagal Gemilai 3028A + DF64. I suggest df64 since df54 is lacking to grind finer on medium to light roast with HE baskets. Then temperature and pressure control was a nice to have for more experiments.

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

Short answer: Yes We've had the gemilai ele g3028a since about February and it has been a great machine. We have it paired with a Starseeker e55pro conical burr grinder and it's been a great setup so far. We pull about 2-4 shots each day with 2-3 of those being milk drinks. With it having a stainles

I'm telling people to save the money and get the Gemilai 3007Z (Turin and MiCoffee Apex V2s). They are almost identical Differences--magnetic housing on 3028A. Steam can be blown on the 3028A when you're pulling a shot. I'd rather focus on my shot--all of a 20 second difference Flow control is now a