Legato Espresso Machine

love it. There's a great deal of ignorance when influencers and / or the hive mind of the internet "goes after" a particular machine. So often it's about non Italian built machines. When one has looked inside a Breville, , Delonghi, Garvee, Casabrews one will see varied mixtures of materials and con

Well I bought the Turin Legato V2 (I'm in the UsA). I was either going to get the Gaggia or the Gemilai 3007Z (Turin Legato V2 or MiCoffee Apex V2 in these parts). Gaggia interested me due to it's long solid reputation but I wanted to be able to adjust things as my tastes change in coffee every so o

Beautiful machine. I was interested in this model too but during my research I came across a user report of high lead content from another model made by the same manufacturer (Gemilai) that gave me pause. Would you mind running a water test with your machine? https://www.reddit.com/r/espresso/commen

A dedicated grinder serves a few purposes. infinitely easier to deal with switching beans if that’s something you’re into, especially if you start single dosing vs throwing a pound into the hopper. Even just switching between cafe and decaf is a huge pain in these combo machines. for $300-500 range,

I put a switch bot on my Turin Legato V2 --works with Bluetooth app on my phone. I wake every day 4:30 to 5:00 am. Espresso machine is set to on for 4:15. Good to go -- Turin Legato V2 is the same as the Gemilai 3007 Z or MiCoffee Apex V2 with an automatic setting, simple means if you're using the s

Well Turin Legato V2 owner here (Gemilai 3007Z / MiCoffee Apex V2 )--it's available in Europe btw under other names. You talk about pushing your budget higher yet underscore autosteam (not even sure what that is)---Steam is great on Turin Legato V2. You can incautiously pull data from Redditors for

the gaggia is overrated. small boiler, bad temp control. temp surfing is annoying, making back to back shots is difficult. adding a PID would help, but most kits cost >200 and you have to spend a lot of time. i upgraded to the apex miicoffee v2 / turin legato v2 after my gaggia and am extremely happ

Turin Legato V2. Wendougee Data S ($3000, but a killer of any Decent and any Italian machine less than $7000 - has many Italian Swiss components).

If you don't care about steaming there is literally zero reason to buy a Bambino. A $100 De'Longhi will pull better espresso and last longer than a Bambino. The only real advantages are the super fast heat up time (which if you do any sort of planning and thinking ahead, doesn't matter) and the milk

That's pricey--if I had 2K for a machine (instead of my next motorcycle) I'd not be looking at that machine. The next 3 years is going to see a wave of OPV, flow control, PID and dual boilers in many of the standing manufacturer's machines. Price points will work in the customer's favor. Gaggia make