DeLonghi EC155 Espresso Maker | wonderful (definitely for price.)

DeLonghi EC155 Espresso Maker | Love it!

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	DeLonghi EC155 Espresso Maker Delonghi Delonghi average customer review:based on 146 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

wonderful (definitely for price.)

I asked for this on my wedding registry and was SO SO excited when it showed up. I got a capresso burr grinder for the espresso and a tamper and it took 5 shots (different grinds) to get that perfect three layer shot, but it is possible. If you are complaining about not being able to pull a decent shot its because a.) you don't understand what the grind is supposed to be like. you need to mess around with it. b.) you aren't tamping it down the right way.. or c.) maybe you are waiting for the machine to warm up or something like that.

As you know, this is a pump driven machine and has the power to make REAL espresso shots whereas the steam-driven types just can't cut it.

Awesome so far and my only complaint is that the steam wand is short and so a little awkward, but for the price that isn't worth me rating it any less. Plus, I'm sure I'll get the hang of using it. It makes TONS of foam, too, if you want it.

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Love it!

I am a espresso newbie and started out with a Krups machine. Big waste of money. I kept trying different coffees and or different grinds without luck. No matter what I tried I was unable to get the signature crema. All I would get is a nasty cup of coffee. I finally decided to try a different machine. With the negative reviews I decided to pay extra and buy this one at a brick and mortar store so I could easily return it if necessary. I needn't have worried. What a nice surprise! A great cup of espresso every time! Yeah, it needs to be warmed up but since it takes me longer than 15 minutes to get ready to go to work it isn't an issue. I just turn on the machine and it heats up while I get ready. I do not find that the foaming wand is difficult to use, maybe my pitcher is shorter than the ones who have an issue with it.

In closing, if you're looking for a inexpensive home espresso maker, this is it.

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Expresso

For the cost this product is just fine, could have a metal steam nozzle though......

Good for the Price, But know a couple of things

I purchased this because I was sick and tired of paying $3 for an americano at starbucks and not getting it right. If you are looking to make a strong americano or latte, this machine will save you money. I lived on starbucks and haven't been back since buying this. A couple of things though: 1. the broiler head stays very hot long after you shut it off 2. the type of coffee and how it is ground is very important and you might have to experiment a bit (too fine and it takes forever to draw shots, too coarse and it comes out weak). 3. Wand is a bit of a pain (especially to clean), but again for the price you can't beat it. If you're the average "joe" and just want to make yourself a good consistent coffee without paying starbucks to mess it up, buy it!

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Fine machine for the money

I read a lot about this machine before I bought it so I was somewhat prepared for its shortcomings, but I have to say they didn't bother me nearly as much as I expected they would. The steam wand is a little close to the counter, but not to the point that I even notice it. It is a relatively small machine overall, but that is to be expected in this price range. I think for the price, it makes awesome coffee. I had a Starbucks machine that cost around $200 that never made coffee as well as this machine. The coffee itself has a great crema and the milk tastes like it has been frothed in a cafe. I am really happy with my purchase.

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