H10Plus

I believe it's because Gaggia is a tested and gurranteed machine that is self-repairable. It has a much more massive community, content. This thing can last for years. Hibrew being relatively new still just has a starter community. Many people who use it like it but there's no major guides/support f

Why not Hibrew H10 plus then? it comes with PID and has decent reviews and costs half of GCP

Sounds like you're okay with the long heat up times and energy consumptions of a boiler(s)? So then a Rancilio Silvia or Gaggia of some sort, maybe an adaptation with the Gaggiuinio? There are a surprising number of boiler machines right now, but I'm not sure many are famous for quality in that budg

Εδώ να παραθέσω και μια ακόμα επιλογή, την Hibrew H10 plus που θα την κατετασσα ως κάτι ενδιάμεσο στα προαναφερθέντα, με pid και τρίωδη βαλβίδα αλλά με thermoblock. Το μόνο αρνητικό η αγορά από το εξωτερικό και τα θέματα που αφορούν την εγγύηση. Την έχω εδώ και 2 μήνες και με έναν ηλεκτρικό μύλο con

I have almost the exact same setup! I’m thinking of upgrading to the hibrew h10 plus after being so impressed by their grinder

Heyyy, got the exact same setup! Been about 1.5 yrs with the machine and 2.5 months with the grinder. I took a long time to understand things so bought the grinder much later. Although it really stepped up my coffee process! I had gotten the bottomless portafilter but couldn't use it without a decen

i don't have any experience with delongi so can't suggest anything about that. i got my h10a from temu (from hibrew's official store on it) on a huge discount. I talked to a few more people who also had h10a and apparently their problems started after launching h10plus and they said the customer ser