H10B

Factory pressure on these is way too high (mine was ~14–15 bar on a blind basket). My machine is a Hibrew H10A clone with a solenoid and a dimmer already installed. The dimmer can simulate lower pressure by reducing pump power, but it’s not a real solution - the pressure becomes inconsistent and dep

Fala OP, tudo certo? Eu já tive a oportunidade de usar uma OPB por uns 2 meses e, infelizmente, só consegui tirar bons espressos com ela quando usei cafés de torra desenvolvida focadas em espresso clássico. Ela não esquenta a água o suficiente para extrair os cafés direito e tem sérias limitações pa

The HiBREW H10B outperforms the DeLonghi EC685 by offering barista-level precision through adjustable PID temperature settings, programmable pre-infusion for even saturation, and a built-in pressure gauge that takes the guesswork out of dialing in your espresso.

To answer your question. No, the flow doesn't look great. See what it looks like on my Hibrew H10B. BUT ... it's not as much of an issue as people make it seem. Use a puck screen on top of your coffee grounds and you should be fine. People here are too black and white about things, and I am pretty s

I got the hibrew h10b pro (around 130€), and I have to say the coffee I get out of it is really really good. I use the timemore 064s with default burrs. Biggest issues are preheating and a little bit channeling. Still, the Espresso is fine and the lady loves it. I thought about buying a lelit, now I

Thanks to all your comments I went ahead and bought an OPV for my machine. Factory pressure on these is way too high (mine was ~14–15 bar on a blind basket). My machine is a Hibrew H10A clone with a solenoid and a dimmer already installed. The dimmer can simulate lower pressure by reducing pump powe