I was just browsing some Boxing day deals and saw the above listed at David Jones so I thought I'd post it in case it helps someone.
I personally didn't buy it as I'm not in the market for a new coffee machine so I'm not sure if its any good for the price.
If I was in the market though, I reckon I would have bought 50. /s
You don't buy these for economics. You buy them to impress the visitors.
Nah, you do buy them for the economics:
We currently have 12 espressos a day (6 double shots) (it was more, but the kids have moved out).
The beans we like (grown in Australia) currently cost $53/kg delivered - that's 140 shots per kg, or $0.37 per espresso.
If we bought them at the local cafe, that would be - 6 double shots at $3.5 each or $21 per day vs $4.54 per day. We save $16.46 per day.
We would save $6,007 per year by owning this machine (and we bought a much cheaper Saeco machine nearly 10 years ago).
It is saving $6,000 a year that impresses the visitors.
And still you are on ozbargain?
Or 7eleven coffee aday for 3,889 days
Didnt they increase their prices to $2?
Oh shat wow they did… Lol the audacity
Thanks! Bought 10
Pfft - I would have bought 50 :P
/s
If your spending this much you’d probably opt for a better machine anyway.
They had an extra 10% off last week. Hopefully they bring back that deal.
These are really amazing machines, however all of the extra tech and capacity is really wasted on home use unless you are drinking 15-20 cups at home as a minimum. Great for a small office though! (Fyi, the machines is BIG!)
How does the Jura brew unit compare to a Delonghi?
Delonghi is a pressurised, small diameter, yet deep puck..so not ideal.
Considering looking at a second hand Jura.
That's almost a coffee a day from a real barista for 1000 days.