Spector 1.5L Belize 2-in-1 Coffee Machine $259.99 + Delivery @ Temple & Webster

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Dr Prepper on 18/11/2024 - 11:45 templeandwebster.com.au (359 clicks)
Last edited 18/11/2024 - 12:04 by 2 other users

Looks same / similar to :

Myer:

https://www.myer.com.au/p/spector-coffee-machine-espresso-ca… $320.95 was allegedly $899.99 (MYER one $299.95) Sale ends: 24/11/2024 11:59pm AEDT

&

Kogan: (Kogan First Member $386.95) Non-member$399.99 was Don't Pay$899.99 (allegedly)

https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/spector-coffee-machine-espresso…

Professional-Quality Coffee at HomeEnjoy barista-quality coffee without leaving the comfort of your own home, thanks to this coffee machine's advanced features. With the added assurance of a 2-year product warranty and the option to return it within 30 days for store credit if you change your mind, you can purchase with confidence.
Convenient and Customisable BrewingEasily use your favourite coffee pods for a fast caffeine fix, and with 16 grind settings, you can tailor your coffee to your exact taste preferences, ensuring the perfect brew every time.
Effortless Cleaning and OperationThe user-friendly design, including push-button control and a removable drip tray, makes this coffee machine simple to clean and operate, saving you time and effort.

Description
Features:

Materials: powder-coated stainless steel, plastic
Includes: 1 x coffee machine, 1 x coffee spoon, 1 x cleaning brush, 1 x coffee filter holder, 1 x single shot coffee basket, 1 x double shot coffee basket, 1 x capsule basket, 1 x burr grinder, 1 x bean accessory, 1 x user manual
Delivers professional-quality coffee at home
Complete with a hopper that lets you grind your coffee beans
Removable drip tray & 360° adjustable steam wand
Allows you to use your compatible coffee pods (WHICH TYPE?) for a quick caffeine fix
Visual pressure gauge
Easy to clean & use
Push-button control
Brews single or double shots coffee
Equipped with advanced pre-heating system
16 grind settings
1.5L removable water tank
200g coffee bean hopper
2 years warranty

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  toyapple9 on 18/11/2024 - 11:56

  Is this good machine or there are better comparable options?

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    NedStark102 on 18/11/2024 - 12:03

    +6

    Ozbargainers probably won't like this response, but to make it worth your while when buying an espresso machine you should probably be looking at something like the breville bambino / gaggia classic / rancilio silvia / breville barista express / maybe the delonghi dedica at a minimum. For the Gaggia + Rancilio in particular, i'd only be looking to buy these second hand. Outside of the barista express you will also need to account for a grinder.

    Anything cheaper than those is likely not going to give you a good cup and will yield more frustration than anything, so if your budget is less you'd be better off buying a hand grinder and one of; aeropress, v60/other pour over, french press, or moka pot for your actual brewing.

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      VA13 on 18/11/2024 - 12:24

      +3

      Never thought Ned Stark would brew his own coffee :D
      Good piece of advise though!

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        bargaino on 18/11/2024 - 12:52

        +2

        "The man who orders the coffee should grind the coffee."

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  freefall101 on 18/11/2024 - 12:35

  +1

  Looks like it's this with a brand name slapped on it.

  Most of the places selling it are "marketplace" sellers. So presumably it's just a cheap import with questionable warranty and quality and a huge markup on it.

  At this price point, I'd hold out for a refurb sale on ebay and try get a barista express for $400.

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    trusttheprocess on 18/11/2024 - 12:43

    This.

    Just got a refurbished Breville Express Impress for $580 (Retails for $799 atm) from Breville official ebay store.

    It was $650 with 10% off promo + cashback to get it to $580

    Obviously quote a bit more than this machine, but good value nonetheless

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      freefall101 on 18/11/2024 - 12:57

      +1

      I bought the same thing 12 months ago. Hasn't skipped a beat so far.

      Absolutely love the grind/tamp of the impress model, it's ridiculously easy and makes great coffee. Not a huge fan of the steam wand but I've gotten used to it (the warmup time and splurt of water is annoying, I just the wand pointing straight down and turned on while I grab some milk. It's at least easy to clean).

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        trusttheprocess on 18/11/2024 - 18:09

        Love to hear that!

        I was 50/50 on it being worth it vs the standard Express model.

        We're upgrading from a nespresso machine, so glad to hear we've made the right choice 👍

        Won't get to use it until it's opened in Xmas though 😅

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      Buddy195 on 18/11/2024 - 17:32

      Currently $595 at Myer or $588 at JB HIFI

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        freefall101 on 18/11/2024 - 17:52

        +1

        That's the standard express, the express impress has a built in tamping mechanism that remembers how much to grind each time (rather than needing to dial it in and tamp it yourself).

        It's pretty amazing to use in practice, but it costs a couple of hundred more.