SLAYER SINGLE GROUP - Saying Goodbye To the Lelit Bianca...
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- Slayer Espresso Machine Single Group First look and Impressions.
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Hearts in the chat for Bianca ❤️💔
I've gotta say, I've loved watching this channel evolve more and more. Power to you bud!
I’m grateful for this platform and sharing my experiences with all of you. So thank you!
Amazing video, hilarious intro with the Lelit machine. 😂😂
Congratulations on acquiring that beast of a machine.
Thanks! And thanks for the kind comment
Just checked the MSRP on that bad boy...After I got back up and into my chair, decided to stick w/ my Quick Mill for now until maybe moving to an ECM. Congrats though! That monster is killer. Love your videos a ton. Thanks again for the content!
Quick Mill forever. Very solid and controllable with modifications. Why not!
Haha yeah my wallet had the same reaction
Congrats on the Slayer. Epic! Looking forward to learning more about it through your content.
Can’t wait to share friend
All of your videos are so well done. I enjoy them visually. You nailed a fun POV mini unboxing, and nice choice at 5:12 of the light fixture in the background, juxtaposed to the Slayer. The passion and effort is appreciated. :) Best wishes.
I appreciate this!!
Awesome machine there Kyle, looking forward to the full review and more.
Congratulation. Keep the coffee bar growing.
Can’t wait to share more!
Love the videos keep up the great work. Honestly, for me, I can't think of a more sought after "thing". At every high quality cafe I visit I drool over these devices. Congrats Kyle!
Thanks scott!
Not gonna lie the opener got my feels!
I got my Bianca because of you, man! Thanks for all your hard work and enjoy your new machine!
That made me smile.
I just got a bianca and its been wonderful, watched a lot of your videos before I bought it. Slayer is awesome, I will admit I don't love how it looks as much as everyone else but its growing on me, specially in white. Also props for not getting a decent, decent is great but everyone has one now a days, good to have different content and I too love a more mechanical machine and why I bought a bianca.
Kyle my man, I would have loved to see you go through pulling a shot with that thing in this video, thanks for all your content, its great
Follow on instagram! I post slayer videos on stories more often. But sure, I’ll be sure to include this in the review.
Great video Kyle, I really enjoyed it. Well done!
Y’all rock!
Such a well done video dude. Looks like a great endgame espresso machine!
Thx Josh! 🤘🏼
... oh man, this machine is sooo beautiful! Awesome!
I took that intro personally lol. Bianca didn't deserve that!😭😭😭
Congrats! The slayer is also my grail Espresso machine as well!
Thanks!
Hi Kyle. I started off for espresso with a super auto and bought it from Idrink coffee. I too with to have a Slayer at some point in my life. Now I have an Izzo HX love it
Nice job on the video. I have the same machine. My brothers and I developed Slayer. Trust you will enjoy it!! 👊🏻
Hey Chris! Thanks for watching. I’m aware of your family, thanks for your contribution to the industry!
Oh hey! One of the fellow brothers of proliferating the local coffee scene in our city. I see the Slayer espresso machines sometimes but don't see as much in comparison to others in the local/specialty coffee places.
Is there any reason why? Was just thinking this would be crazy good money for economy/local area.
Love this video! Can wait to see the content from this. Also, I just had my first espresso from a Slayer (pretty sure it was the same machine) and it was unreal 😍
They only really have two models so that’s quite possible!
@@KyleRowsell I didn’t know that! That’s pretty cool 😊☕️🙏🏻
Love your content bro. Just purchased a P100 because of you and this Slayer is going to be my espresso machine when I buy my house this year. Subscribed, keep up the good work mate
Thanks!
This is the sort of thing that makes me realise I'm getting old. I don't have a dream car anymore, I have a dream coffee maker.
That beginning was great. I was waiting for the proverbial “ It’s not you…it’s me”
You knew it was coming.
Such a beautiful machine. Congrats!
Thank you
Hilarious start, love to see it. Curious why not a GS3, or just aesthetics?
Time for a Slayer “Rowsell” edition! Already comes matte white with the black legs!
When you see this slayer, let’s chat. 👀
Very interesting video, thank you.
One factor that is rarely if ever considered in domestic espresso makers is energy use. Say you switch on your Slayer, let it heat up, make two cups of coffee, then turn it off immediately. In doing so you will be heating 4.4 litres of water from 20 to 120 degrees C, plus the water to make the coffee and steam the milk. The system is not 100% efficient or insulated and there will be energy losses, so a rough calculation suggests this will take 1kWh of electricity or 0.5kWh per cup. That a lot of energy to make a small cup of coffee. A Tesla Model 3 typically has a battery capacity of 50kWh or 100 cups of coffee...
Obviously in a commercial setting the energy cost per cup falls dramatically due to the economies of scale.
Beautiful machine. Looks suuuuper high build quality. Love the steam/water handle. Profiling paddle looks amazingly smooth and looks like a hand made chefs knife in build. But. The Bianca V3 has programmable profiling and the decent is THE programmable profiler. Neither are as beautiful, but you could buy almost two of each for the price of this machine. But as always, glad you found the one! While I was also an early admirer of the Bianca, your reviews sealed the deal for me over others, including the Decent. Paying my respects and gratitude to yours!
I appreciate this comment. Thanks for the kind words. Can’t argue there… there are better flow profiling machines. But I have a Bianca, and a flair 58 etc. for me it was about ease of use, build quality and repeatability. The ability to use this commercially was also a big draw.
All the best!
@@KyleRowsell Thanks for the reply! One benefit of espresso machines is even though they're expensive, the "Ferrari" of machines is still attainable and relatively reasonable as hobbies go (as compared to cars or even guitars). Looking forward to your next video!
Hey Kyle, thank you for your videos, they are funny to watch and still interesting to spend some time on and learning few things here and there. I wanted to ask you if you can explain to me how I can replicate the Slayer flow profile to use it on my Rocket R Nine One. I am curious to try and taste the coffee with that profile. Thank you a lot!😊
Slayer ! Congratulations. This is a huge upgrade. Slayer was my dream machine but I go for the LM mini eventually. Just like you said, I am like the majority of the people who just want consistency coffee everyday. One day, I will go for this dream machine. One day...
One day!
Are we ever going to get a blind tasting comparison with the Bianca vs Slayer? I'm really curious how much of a gap there is there. Your videos inspired me to use the Slayer dial in process with my Profitec 600 w/ flow control and I'm really loving the Slayer workflow.
That looks beautiful on your brew bar!
By the way, where did you get the cabinet you use for the brew bar?
@@notme123123 appreciate it, and from structube.
Amazing - I’m trying to get a bianca, happy to take yours! 😅
she’ll be in the studio going forward. Can’t wait to share more on the Bianca though!
What a fine piece of machinery. Funny, when he first unboxed it I thought to myself, man this is the Porsche of espresso machines. Then one minute later Kyle goes on to compare it to a Ferrari. Love it!
I’ll give the Lelit all the love it deserves 😘 😉 😜! Great video!!!
Thanks for watching! Haha
beautiful design and product. congrats
Thanks!
Love slayer as well, hope will have one setup in my home.
Maybe one day!
We need more videos on the flow profiling of this.
Congratulations i would love a slayer vs decent comparison!
This will happen
@@KyleRowsell I'm on team Decent, but damn do I like the looks of the Slayer. Looking forward to the comparison.
After making shots of Guji Hambela Natural (two different roast levels) on this Slayer.. Man, it got me thinking hard.. Or the Lelit Bianca V.3 may do at the moment as the next upgrade?
More power Kyle.
Congrats! That's an end game machine and looks slick
Thank you!
Damn Kyle! What a beauty, I am so jealous dude!!!!
Enjoy it
I will, and thank you for your kind words
Cant wait for the full review! I am at a cross roads of wanting a mechanical or Decent. Still cant decide. I feel like with the Decent you can just set a profile you like and just tell the machine to brew it. But the mechanical feel is something you cant put a price on. Will decide in due time
I may get a Decent(their commercial model but for home use) but I'd rather have the Slayer long term. Hard to know how long the crazy electrics will last. I just feel like the Slayer can be serviced indefinitely
@@veganpotterthevegan It has a pretty bad rep in terms of reliability though. If I wanted a "boutique" machine I'd probably go for a KvdW Speedster - internal build quality simply unmatched.
@@RegrinderAlert I wouldn't be worried for home use. Even 4-5 shots a day.
I'll be first in line for the Rowsell Cafe pop up
Who said it’s only a pop up?… 👀
@@KyleRowsell Will a full on café, roastery, training center, video studio "pop up" in the near future?
@@GoTellJesusSaves time will tell
@@KyleRowsell Praying for great success wherever the trail leads!
That's the dream! I am so jealous. ☕😁😱🤯
Hi Kyle… after a year with the Slayer, would you do it again?
I doubt I'll ever own a Slayer, but I'm still looking forward to the full review!
Thanks for watching
congrats on the new machine. That's a big step up. Did you consider the GS3?
I did! I’ll share why I choose slayer in the full review. But both are incredibly capable.
Must TH-camrs get a Decente or a GS 3 and my man Kyle went absolutely crazy and got a Slayer.
Love it ❤️
You may say I’m a little crazy.
You're very good at doing reviews on new machines and many that are way out of a lot of people price range especially for these days, it would be interesting if you could do a video on lets say modded cheaper machine like Gaggia Classic or the pro and using the same grinder compare it to a $3000 machine with its results on taste, perhaps a blind taste.
Hey! Thanks! Actually 80% of my channel is budget equipment! Be sure to dive through my videos! And many more to come
Crazy machine! Congratz !
Thanks!
Congratulations 🎉🍾🎊🎈
I hope you will get good shot from this one . easy stable temperature also give us your feedback Worth to upgrade from bianca which is my favorite.
“Worth the upgrade” is likely a no for most people. If you need something capable of a commercial setting that’s when something like this is more valid.
Can't wait for the full review. The Victoria Arduino eagle one is also something that would fit in the category of commercial espresso machine that you can also use at home. What are your thoughts on this machine and why did you pick the slayer over it? ( Besides the looks. I also live the slayers design. Like the name suggests, it absolutely slays)
The eagle is great! But wasn’t much of a draw for me personally as flow profiling is a priority.
I personally love the Prima One, did you consider it at all or have any thoughts on it? I know it’s a much cheaper machine but I think it’s plenty capable for the price range.
Beautiful machine!
I love you video and how you editing working it's going to be work
Thx
Love the Slayer! Can't wait for more content, but thought an awesome comparison would be the Slayer to the upcoming Synesso ES1. Kind of a blend between the Slayer and the Decent. Congrats on your dream machine!
Agreed!
Did you consider the GS3? If yes, can you include what made you pick the Slayer in the full review? It looks stunning congrats!
I absolutely did. And I will for sure.
@@KyleRowsell How about Strada EP 1 Group? It has true pressure profiling and its pump sounds awesome but I didn't see many people talking about it online.
Whats the brand of sideboard you are using for your beautiful new Slayer?
Structube
it was a slap in my face... how quickly i was replaced...
Rock & Roll, Beautiful Beyond Measure. You Did Good.
🤘🏼
How does this stack up against the Lamarzzoco mini? Would be very interesting to see a comparison of the two.
Sure would! The mini is a straight 9 bar profile machine unless modded so there’s that… but a beautiful machine no doubt
Much more comparable to the La Marzocco GS3 I would think.
@@GoTellJesusSaves IMHO, more of a Leva X competitor
Really a beautiful machine !
Thank you
What's the price?
have you ever had any trouble with the slayer some people said the build quality on some of them are sub par and some units will have the heating elements die or plumbing leak.
No issues
I talked to my coffee machine too yeah and sometimes you spits at me you know channeling and stuff and then sometimes without me asking he makes me the greatest cup of coffee ever
My favourite cafe has a 3 group version. Amazing machine.
Sure is!
I like that you went for the Slayer and Sprometheus went for the GS3. Variation in End-game content 👍
I saw that. Very fun.
Hi Kyle, it would be great if you periodically posted cost of ownership video updates on your Slayer.
Dream Machine 🤤
I have owned a Bianca for a year and a half after selling a Rocket dual boiler. And I love the Bianca. So will be very interested see your full review of the Slayer and the comparison to the Bianca. But secretly, I’m hoping your review is not going to have me falling out of love with my Bianca.
It won’t. The Bianca is unreal. I’ll have another one later this year… 👀
Really interested to see how the paddle works on the ramp down.
Similar to ramp up. It goes back to the predetermined flow rate.
Nice machine! That is a dream machine of mine as well. This is plumb in only?
I shared in the video that you can use an external water tank as well.
On a totally different topic. What is your favourite espresso cafe in ottawa? I like ministry of coffee, but dint know any others and fri3nds are asking me for recommendations even though i am from toronto! I tried bridgehead years ago and didnt get a good shot, so i nixed that but apparently there is new ownership.
Little victories is great.
Would like to see the Slayer vs Decent comparison, but more important now that you have the Slayer, how is the espresso and steam quality for lattes?
Keep up the excellent reviews.
Steam is one of the best in the world. There’s a reason they often use slayers at comps. And thank you for the kind words.
Kyle, that slowmo bubbly water moment was too good. You bring so much good fun humor to your videos. Selfishly I hope you get a decent so you can help me get the most out of mine. I also have an ECM Synch and totally agree there’s something more satisfying with analog.
I’ll have a decent eventually. You just have to convince rao and John to give me a discount. I can’t afford all of this stuff. Ha
“You deserve somebody that’s going to wipe your wand” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Doesn’t everyone?
👀👀👀 a slayer!!! That was unexpected!
Surprise! 😊
@@KyleRowsell iirc they’re very well known for their steam. Any plans to learn latte art 🤓
@@pithyginger6371 I know latte art, but I’m no competitor.
Coming up on 6-years of daily using my v3 and still in love with it. After owning many different machines over the past 2+ decades its my end all. There's never been an espresso machine that made it this far on my counter. Cry once.
Glad to hear it. Any issues to date?
What ? WHAT ? WTF !! ?
You broke up ?
Kyle, congrats on chasing and capturing your Dream. It sounds like you are really enjoying the new machine and well done. Looking forward to full review. I find it a great looking statement piece, for sure. Enjoy !
Thanks Alan! Haha
With that looks, I wouldn’t even care if it makes good coffee or not. It really looks like the super sports car of the espresso machines.
Yeah… it truly doesn’t hurt the eyes.
That awkward moment when Kyle’s coffee room is bigger than your house . *sobs*
Love your videos bud
Are you talking the studio or my brew bar?
@@KyleRowsell studio
@@wisecrackmelmoc2301 ha, it’s actually fairly small. Camera effects.
It's really a nice machine and I can easily see why people are into it. For myself I couldn't justify the power consumption of this for a home user. Heating 5L of water for a few shots a day is a bit overkill. That's also one part why the decent is so great. But no hate. Everyone has different preferences and what your heart desires isn't always rational.
Have you considered a Leva X 1group?
I just got my single group Slayer set up today. Can’t wait to start the profiling experience. Quick question…does your machine constantly make a heating sound to keep it at the your set brew temperature? It almost sounds like the espresso machine is breathing and wasn’t sure if that’s a normal thing for it to do.
Yes that’s completely normal. That’s the boiler as the pid constantly adjusts temperature to sustain temp consistency
I felt sad when I had to say goodbye to my Mocha pots because my new flat is electric and all previous homes were gas and I don't cook with electric and don't want the electric bill just for a Mocha coffee, so I'm using my 'Slayer' french press,'n gettin' pretty good at steepin'. Might get an ezypress (sic) hand grinder when I transition out from s/market beans with a spice grinder. Which are best lukewarm to hot, with a cold water chaser. There's always a bigger fish, though probably not in your case.
I want to know the solution and actual structure of the slayer external water tank pump
I’ll share my water setup in the full review
@@KyleRowsell Congrats🎉
Yes, your system for water filtering or/and plumb in could be very interesting to learn. Thanks in advance and greetings from from Europe small country Latvia 🇱🇻 😅 you making very interesting channel. Thanks!
from a $3200.00 Bianca to a $13,200 Slayer, you should be happy, who wouldn't be
Oh, you've moved on.. I'm still saving for the Bianca.. loving your channel kyle
I know… I sound kinda crazy don’t I? Haha. Well I guess when part of your job involves reviewing and analyzing coffee tech… you get these privileges 😃
I am currently using a LM GS3 and was thinking about upgrading to a slayer 1gp or a leva 1gp, one thing that stops me from considering the slayer is only because it doesn't have a water tank. Anyways please use the shit out of this machine and give us more about its in depth content!
Will do! How do you like your gs3?
@@KyleRowsell good looking machine, stable, reliable, makes me drink more coffee and spend more $$$ lol P.S. interesting fact, in China people recently go crazy for this brand, the price of an used GS3(1-2years) is selling higher than when I first bought it a year ago
i have the bianca and i don't know how to live without😂
Ha Bianca is bae
Hey Kyle, as much as I enjoy your Bianca videos which played no small part in my decision to buy one - which I’m still VERY much in LOVE with, and it got my 17 year old daughter into playing with it too (though mostly for faffing with latte art!) - I totally understand you’ve got to move on, if for no other reason than to keep the content on here fresh. Let’s face it, most of us Bianca owners would have looked at the Slayer before buying (if only to choke and cough at the price tag!) and might of gone down that route if money was no object. Really look forward to seeing your review, as I must confess I don’t really understand quite how the flow control / preinfusion that you mentioned works, or how it differs to the Bianca. Just don’t rub our noses in it when you are gloating with pride over your fancy pants, expensive machine … (LOL) … and I’m glad to hear you didn’t part with your Bianca. I figure that, if you’re serious about all this shit, your coffee machines are gonna end up like guitars for guitarists who NEVER part with a favourite guitar, unless they REALLY have to, and either way they’ll end up spending the rest of their lives regretting it and wondering what if …
Hey! Thanks for the thoughtful response! Don’t worry, lots of Bianca content on the way. I have a matte black Bianca en route
@@KyleRowsell Now that’s just NOT FAIR! What was it I was saying about not rubbing our noses in it? 😉
I am one of those that bought a Bianca because of you! Now, I want a Slayer haha. Hello by the way from Hong Kong from a fellow Canadian, love your content and keep it up.
Haha oh no. Enjoy the Bianca 🙌
3.3L boiler for home use. Do you hate the environment?
Just kidding.
If you want to try a decent1 without spending thousand dollars, a Gaggia Classic Pro with a gaggiuino is a good way to experiment with decent1 features on cheap.
Let me have the bianca second hand!
Beautiful machine and aesthetically, my favourite. Did you consider the GS3 as well, as I heard the build quality is better, but not sure if that is true? Congratulations on the beast.
I really considered the GS3. Both machines are incredible. I felt the build was superior on the slayer (personally) and loved the design more. There were some other reasons as well that I’ll highlight in the full review
@@KyleRowsell Interested to see your take on it!
Great machine 👍. I had considered the Slayer but decided on a custom Kees Van der Westen Speedster about a year back. Similar price, did you consider it while looking around?
The Kees is beautiful. I did but it wasn’t available to me unfortunately
Can you do a workflow video using your new rig? Gorgeous machine, but I cannot justify that sort of money on a machine for myself. Lelit Bianca V3 will do me nicely.
Bianca is wonderful. More than the vast majority of people need.
It sparked joy, but you still had to let it go. 🍂
It was a sad moment
Love the aesthetic but why not Kees van der Westen? My colleague praises it for its reliability compared to the Slayer 1G which he also had at home.
Well it is a lot larger and more money…. So there’s that. But no reasons to hate the kees! It was just not available to me based on my situation.
If you've ever 2anted Buffy the Vampire Slayer to be on your kitchen table, just waiting for you to release her hot steam and her ability to push out all that juicy syrupy coffee, the slayer is aching for you