I just got this at Walmart lol for $160 and said why the heck not. So far, I'm actually pretty impressed and im kinda a coffe snob. I like hiw easy it makes 2 cups and im playing with sime adjustments but so far so good.
@@ComputerStuff I forget the exact science behind it, but you could reference Lance Hedrick videos for that. He breaks it all down and gives sources to his explanations too
Breville does have a machine that can change the pressure, but a lot of semi automatics neglect this feature. Understandably so though I guess - trying to make it as simple as possible for the lay person.
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Breville or Cheapie??
I just got this at Walmart lol for $160 and said why the heck not. So far, I'm actually pretty impressed and im kinda a coffe snob. I like hiw easy it makes 2 cups and im playing with sime adjustments but so far so good.
Glad to hear! Enjoy the machine!
Actually, it's said that double tamping is more beneficial than tamping it once.
Why's that?
@@ComputerStuff I forget the exact science behind it, but you could reference Lance Hedrick videos for that. He breaks it all down and gives sources to his explanations too
If the bar pressure could be changed and controlled, it would be better than Breville
Breville does have a machine that can change the pressure, but a lot of semi automatics neglect this feature. Understandably so though I guess - trying to make it as simple as possible for the lay person.
Should be zero voltage drop across that extension cord. I bet it cost more than the machine lol
I could power my office on that cord.
but... can it RUN ON SOLAR POWER?!?!
Alas... no solar coffee for us yet :(
the portafilter is aluminum not stainless
Thank you