De'Longhi Magnifica S Fully Automatic Coffee Machine ECAM22110B - Black $571.52 Delivered @ Amazon UK via AU

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Description:
SIMPLE TOUCH OPERATION: Automatic Coffee Machine Espresso and Cappuccino with Bean to cup quality and a soft touch control panel; brew two cups simultaneously with this De'Longhi machine
MILK FROTHER: The Magnifica S combines steam, air and milk to produce a rich, creamy froth for great cappuccinos or lattes
SILENT GRINDER: This Coffee machine has a silent Integrated grinder with 13 settings; can be used with either Coffee beans or ground Coffee
HOME COMFORT: Slim and elegant design of a coffee machine for barista quality coffee at home
EASY TO CLEAN: The carafe comes with an integrated clean function; after beverage preparation, all parts in contact with milk are automatically washed with hot water and steam

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  geshc on 02/09/2022 - 19:53

  I'm so stuck on whether to get this or the phillips lattego 2200

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    kiriakoz on 02/09/2022 - 19:55

    +3

    I personally didn't like the lattego. I had an issue with the grinder which impacted the taste of the coffee. Could've been doing something wrong, but luckily Amazon let me return it.

    It could've been that specific unit or I could be an idiot unable to work it, but just giving my 2c.

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    tunzafun001 on 02/09/2022 - 19:56

    +2

    If it helps, internally the brew units are basically all the same, so all produce the same end product.

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    GreenLego on 02/09/2022 - 20:36

    +1

    I really like mine. I'm not a coffee snob and it's my first coffee machine and had it for a month.

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  tunzafun001 on 02/09/2022 - 19:54

  +1

  Been trying to get my Delonghi auto to produce a decent coffee for about 8 months. They cant do a proper fine grind espresso, and the coffee they do produce is ok at best.

  But just had a break through

  While its grinding the shot, move the grinder setting from coarse (say 6), then to 2 for a few seconds, then back to 5 or 6 at the end.

  Finally produced a decent shot.

  If you just chose coarse, you dont get a full extraction.

  If you chose just fine, water channels to the side and doesnt go through the coffee.

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    UltimateAI on 02/09/2022 - 21:42

    +1

    Yes, there is a trade-off with convenience. Won't be the best coffee but will be a damn consistent one. Even at my local caffe they make damn good ones, but sometimes they make shockers.
    Recommend you turn the strength dial to max, and calibrate the water volume if you have not done already. OOTB for a single shot mine was like 20ml but really should be less than 10ml for a single shot. Takes seconds to get to your desired level of perfection and it remembers.
    I think you also need to find the right beans, nothing oily, I have found that fine on this isn't really find so just leave it on fine.
    I've tried a few from the supermarket and just didn't work well with this machine, Aldi ones seem fine. But I found a few local roasters that deliver and no issues with their beans.
    As per the manual (and I concur from my testing) when you adjust the grinder (which you can only do when it's grinding), takes about 2-3cups before it settles into the dialed in position. So if your the type of person aiming for perfection, takes a lot of coffees!!!

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      tunzafun001 on 02/09/2022 - 22:56

      I pulled my grinder apart and put back together a bit finer, so literally know it inside an out. If I chose 3 or less its super fine and will choke the machine completely (using Aldi Brazillian single origin). Not sure about the 2-3 cups to settle bit. There isn't that much surplus before the shoot to the brew unit (maybe half a puck max). My variable grinded pucks definitely have a variation in grind within the puck. The coffee came out much darker and at a much slower yet consistant rate. As for adjusting, yep, just a plastic shaft on the grind adjuster, so if you want to go finer, then make sure its moving. This machine is about a 4:1 (go less to play safe). So around 35mls per 10g shot. The double cup button is a total waste (it just puts through extra water). So you end up with 2 cups of bitter juice.

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  GrueHunter on 02/09/2022 - 19:57

  +8

  I hopped into my time machine and brought back some comments from the future to save typing

  "not automatic need to foam milk separately"
  "not as good as my [insert name of machine that costs two to four times as much]"
  "no true coffee aficionado would ever buy this over a manual"
  "coffee is all I have for a personality and this machine's mere existence triggers me"

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    bobzor on 02/09/2022 - 20:23

    +1

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    Drpepper666 on 02/09/2022 - 20:25

    You okay?

    • 

      GrueHunter on 03/09/2022 - 16:54

      +1

      I'm awesome because I have one of these machines and a personality that doesn't revolve around bean water

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    slowmo on 02/09/2022 - 20:26

    +1

    funny that. i am looking for a capsule machine replacement…

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    geshc on 02/09/2022 - 20:50

    Any machines that do good milk foaming automatically?

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      BargainBogan99 on 02/09/2022 - 20:57

      I hear the phillips lattego is pretty good for the milk part.

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      UltimateAI on 02/09/2022 - 21:37

      +1

      Replaced a broken fully automatic with this years ago, far less cleaning.
      Fully automatic is easier though if there is more than one coffee drinker in the house, but it's just me and my 2 cups a day.