ES701

They are all called Ninja Luxe Café, then there is the:- ES501 Essential ES601/ES655 Premiere/Costco variant ES701 Pro I had two Pro's. If I was to buy one again, which I won't, I'd go for the ES601/ES655 as the Integrated tamper on the Pro is just one of its Achilles heel's. Through many months of

Yes, please see below. It's quite long, so just dip in and out if the sub-headings that suit your needs. Hope it helps. Ninja's basics For your sanity only use Barista Assist (BA) as a guide to get you close to dialed in and once there ignore it. Before pulling your shot run a blank shot through the

No. Well that answers your question. Can I make a recommendation, the next time you go into the Additional Settings menu and reach for _h04, can I suggest stopping at _h03 and turn it off. Barista Assist is by far the worst thing in the Ninja Luxe Café machines. If you look at the image below, even Ni

I suppose I agree that the superlative 'great' was maybe an overstep. I have a Ninja Foodi Pro, bought last November, it replaced a four year old Foodi Max, which my grandson now uses. I used it and now the Pro everyday, it's great..... for me, across its many functions. I have a Ninja Slow Cooker,

I had the ES701 until it went faulty. Coming from a nespresso style machine, it was not compatible for me. Though there was lots of fun when you were in the mood to dial in shots and steam milk and make latte art, for me, ultimately it was a PITA in the mornings. I used fresh beans from a local roas