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H10A
Based on 165 Reddit mentions
$249.99
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Is a grinder upgrade more important than the machine?
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
...LeLunZ in r/espresso
February 24, 2026 10:31 AM
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Are there any great, cheap chinese espresso machines yet?
Hibrew H10A was $200 last Black Friday. Probably as good as it gets for the price. [edit] FWIW, I own the H10A and it was a great beginner espresso machine for me. I use it daily to make flat whites. It's not built for life, but I haven't had an issues after a year of daily use. It's also well revie
...perishabledave in r/Coffee
November 25, 2025 2:35 AM
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My espresso setup and all previous gear I owned +comments.
I have it for one month. My only comment is that you need to invest some time in learning the app. I have no experience with similar machines like the Decent, so I cannot compare it with those. The chinese in the app and in some explanation videos definitely add a layer of confusion but in the end i
...akisk in r/espresso
September 29, 2025 8:05 AM
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Is the De'Longhi REALLY the best coffee machine, or is everyone just paying for the brand?
Dedica ec890 for 15-20k budget and hibrew h10a for around 30k budget. H10A comes with a few qol upgrades which make it a better machine but not worth twice as much imo. It's actually really expensive in india due to import duties from China. Delonghi dedica series is selling at a better value propos
...777yakuza in r/IndiaCoffee
July 27, 2026 5:56 AM
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[$500-$800cdn] help with buying first true espresso machine
If you buy a good grinder, any cheap espresso machine will do well enough to produce a good cup. If you keep the (super)cheap grinder and buy a good espresso machine, you'll never get a good cup until you upgrade the grinder anyway. I made a sticky post with my budget machine options here: https://w
...digitect in r/espresso
May 19, 2026 2:13 AM
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ESPRESSO MACHINE AND GRINDER
Bought the HiBrew H10a + HiBrew G5 grinder for around 14k. Bought accessories separately for 2k, overall happy with my entry level setup at around 16k php.
iSmartTrashcan in r/CoffeePH
March 19, 2026 1:59 AM
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KinGrinder K6 for Espresso-only: Is 16μm precision enough for unpressurized baskets?
Use the kingrinder k6 for my hibrew h10a, easy to dial in shots but does take a long time grinding, zero error is present but you just dont let the burrs touch while grinding i.e whatever your true zero is and it works well
VinayakAgarwal in r/IndiaCoffee
March 30, 2026 1:09 PM
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MY FIRST EVER SHOT FROM EC890!!! 😭❤️ Looks Good?
Best in the budget. I watched a lot of Tom’s coffee on YT and found it the best in this segment. Hibrew H10A machine was another option but idk I felt it was a sport to use it. I didn’t go much deeper than this maybe with time I will upgrade. I also got timemore C2S grinder
autotelic12 in r/IndiaCoffee
February 6, 2026 12:24 PM
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My coffee corner! 🌸⭐
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
...chickenkariman in r/CoffeePH
January 19, 2026 8:51 AM
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Delonghi for beginners?
I was in the same dilemma as you, beginner din, isa din yan sa pinagpipilian ko non, I went with the Hibrew h10a last week lang and so far im very happy with it 😁 same price range lang din
josh9001 in r/CoffeePH
October 7, 2025 6:47 PM
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