H10B

Eto suggestion for espresso machine delonghi stilosa sana kaso 7k and soldout https://ph.shp.ee/kxeoEBa Or try mo rin hanapain yung rebranded ng Casabrews cm5418, sikat na sikat sa US yun na murang machine. Not sure if Hibrew yun or Micoffee dito sa pinas. Or kahit mismong Hibrew H10B yan madame may

One machine I wish I knew before buying my own first espresso machine, which was 80€, is the Hibrew H10b. All the reviews I've found of it are amazing and if you want milk drinks as well, this is the machine with the best steam wand you'll find at this price. The better question is though, do you ha

Secondo me sei un po’ concentrato sulle cose sbagliate. L’80% del lavoro lo fa il caffe buono. Di quel 20% restante, l’80% lo fa il macinino e solo di quel 20% del 20% ci pensa la macchina. Concentrati sull’acquistare un macinino che possa macinare abbastanza fino per fare un buon espresso. Come mis

One con of the 9B might be that you can’t control much especially temperature-wise beyond puck prep to figure out if you’re getting the best shot. You can spend less on a well-reviewed budget espresso machine like the Hibrew H10B with adjustable features like temp & how long pre-infusion should be e

Or how good you want your espresso to taste. (All else being equal. I used to think my delonghi super automatic machine made "excellent" espresso...that is until I got a semi-automatic hibrew h10B and a $75 conical burr grinder and discovered just how badly WRONG I WAS. The taste was night and day.

Your machine is a hibrew h10b. Are you using it with the pressurized basket? I'm guessing not, but that would make all the difference between fast and slow shots. That machine is also 51mm, so you'll have thicker pucks - more resistance, can grind coarser. So if you grind at 1 and that's 15 clicks,

Machines with the best quality/price ratio are: Delonghi ECP35.31 (features a good stainless steel boiler which keeps temps highly stable; simple design, no thermoblock so it is the easiest to maintain/repair) — around 120$ Hibrew H10B (PID regulator to your temperature of choice) — around 120$ Hibr

​I bought a HiBREW H10B mainly because I was looking for a budget-friendly machine to start with, and I ran into the same issues. ​If you dial in your espresso perfectly in terms of brew time and ratio, you will most likely end up with far too much pressure. From my perspective, the lack of an OPV (

Economical setup questions are asked here all the time, so I made a post listing solutions: https://www.reddit.com/user/digitect/comments/1s75vca/espresso_economical/ It's true that the grinder is the most important thing, and except for hand grinders, electric ones start about the Baratza ESP at $2

love the hibrew H10B, you should use it for espresso instead of the delonghi...