H10A

Whats important for consistency and a good espresso: Machine: stable temperature Grinder: consistent grind (particle distribution and size) Other things: Same puck prep every time The problem: If your grinder doesn't have a consistent output and a good particle distribution then having a stable temp

Okay naman! I had this set up since last month at wala pa naman issues. Before this, nagstart ako sa Flair at sa KinGrinder for making espresso. Consistent yung grinds ng HiBrew G5 though may 'guide' sa dial, hindi siya ganun kaaccurate. For the HiBrew H10A, it's my first time using an espresso mach

De'Longhi Stilosa user here. If you have the budget, I suggest going for the H10A. There's just so much more features that come with that machine that could help you eke out more value over the long-term. For example, it has temperature control which the Stilosa doesn't have. That's nice feature to

This is not a good machine. Why? In the world of espresso u need consistent results + ability to customise. Agaro is not a known coffee brand. Basically cheap china import. This is like buying a tv from a company like Havells So what to get- At the lowest end - INR 15k -> get a de longhi 890 or simi

Gemilai/Miicoffee/Turin Legato but in version 2, with better pre-infusion and adjustable opv. It’s about 500€ of the cheaper and smaller variety the Hibrew machines like the H10A Plus are reportedly good. But they do have plastic parts in the group.

If you want budget avoid delonghi and breville, both are overpricedHibrew is overpriced but to a lesser degreeQuality, price or customer supportyou chose 2 of them onlyI have a budget machine guide here but out of the 2 machines you listed, the hibrew h10a is more advanced (has better features for t

Hibrew H10A/A plus would be good to add if you know about it. I'm curious about it as it is more feature rich than these other machines but I don't know about the long term quality but I'd get it over another Breville right now if I wanted that.

You might be better off buying a Hibrew H10A.. cheaper and more features than the Breville. I updated from the Bambino to the Hibrew.

Gaggia E24 is a great 58mm option, though it’s not as easy to use as the Breville machines. Seen a few folks recommend “Turin Legato V2 Apex” or something, which is a nice looking 58mm machine. Some have even praised the Hibrew H10A which has a crap ton of features for the price. These are both Chin

Honestly if the Hibrew is consistent, you’d be mostly noticing difference in the brew pressure. The H10A is advertised as a 20 bar machine, so it probably brews somewhere around 13-15 bar. If you are in the USA, the E24 comes with a 9 bar OVP spring, in the eu it comes with a 12 bar one. With the Ga