This is a great video! Thanks for the information. I definitely have the money for a dual boiler but I’m not one to waste it. I LOVE coffee and currently use a moka pot. My moms breville machine makes the best espresso I’ve had at home. I’m thinking of getting a dual boiler for my house since I now know that I definitely want espresso every morning. Do you think it’s worth it for me?
I really like your video and the energy you brought to it. It could have been better if there was not constant music in the background after the intro.
HX is the only machine where the water used for the coffee doesn't come from a boiler where it was boiled and cooled multiple times, it's fresh water heated only once, before you are making the coffee.
Hello! We recommend dual boiler coffee machines for cafe, as it can not only brew and steam simultaneously but also can cope with larger volume compared to single and heat exchanger. Hope that helps!
Really depends on the volume you're targeting. Double boiler is always the safest option, but heat exchanger can also be used for small cafes/coffee catering. Apart from that, the boiler capacity plays a crucial role as well. Hope that helps!
@@wiliamkang6678 Yeah i understand now that this is just an ad for their business and what they are selling and not a general introduction into the different types of machines on the market. btw the brands i mentioned are just some of the premium brands but lots of entry level espresso machines also use a thermoblocks. It's important to understand the difference when shopping for a espresso machine.
Don’t know much about thermoblock and the decent is NoT for me (more of a computer than an espresso machine and all them electronics won’t last long with daily usage) but I feel the Gaggia classic evo pro is waaay better that the GO. Cheaper and does really great espresso. Usually 2 lattes for me and the wife and no problems. It’s the little engine that could. That micra though is my dream machine.
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One of the best, easy to understand videos that I have seen!!
Thank you for the support. Really appreciate it!
This is a great video! Thanks for the information. I definitely have the money for a dual boiler but I’m not one to waste it. I LOVE coffee and currently use a moka pot. My moms breville machine makes the best espresso I’ve had at home. I’m thinking of getting a dual boiler for my house since I now know that I definitely want espresso every morning. Do you think it’s worth it for me?
very good overview introduction to these espresso machines
Thank you so much for watching!
good explanation, giving us a good idea to choose what a right setup for a beginner coffee maker.
I really like your video and the energy you brought to it. It could have been better if there was not constant music in the background after the intro.
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
HX is the only machine where the water used for the coffee doesn't come from a boiler where it was boiled and cooled multiple times, it's fresh water heated only once, before you are making the coffee.
Which machine would you recommend for a beginner looking to make mostly milk drinks, making back to back 2-3 drinks twice a day?
A heat exchanger coffee machine would be perfect for you! We can recommend the Rocket Appartamento TCA, Profitec Pro 400 or ECM Mechanika Max 👍
Hi, which machine would be better for a coffee cafe
Hello! We recommend dual boiler coffee machines for cafe, as it can not only brew and steam simultaneously but also can cope with larger volume compared to single and heat exchanger. Hope that helps!
@@lamarsacoffee thank you sir
How about starting a small business of Cafe?. What will you suggest?.
Really depends on the volume you're targeting. Double boiler is always the safest option, but heat exchanger can also be used for small cafes/coffee catering. Apart from that, the boiler capacity plays a crucial role as well. Hope that helps!
Nice sharing
Kinda weird to not even mention thermoblocks as an option (e.g. Decent, Ascaso, Quick Mill).
Maybe they don’t sell those other ones or have access to thermoblock models 🤷🏻♂️
This corp is base in Malaysia and those 3 brand u mention not really well know in Malaysia
@@wiliamkang6678 Yeah i understand now that this is just an ad for their business and what they are selling and not a general introduction into the different types of machines on the market. btw the brands i mentioned are just some of the premium brands but lots of entry level espresso machines also use a thermoblocks. It's important to understand the difference when shopping for a espresso machine.
Don’t know much about thermoblock and the decent is NoT for me (more of a computer than an espresso machine and all them electronics won’t last long with daily usage) but I feel the Gaggia classic evo pro is waaay better that the GO. Cheaper and does really great espresso. Usually 2 lattes for me and the wife and no problems. It’s the little engine that could. That micra though is my dream machine.
you sound like an AI robot
You sound like a bigot!