Sunbeam CM2000 Multi Capsule Coffee Machine + Free EM0180 Milk Frother - $177 (after $50 Cashback) @ Billy Guyatts

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jpl on 25/11/2015 - 08:54 billyguyatts.com.au (252 clicks)
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Title too short to include, $50 Cash back from Sunbeam + Free EM0180 Milk Frother

Total Price Shipped
= $227 + ($12.28 shipping to Sydney) - $50
= $189.28

Total Price Collect in Store
= $227 - $50
= $177

Bing Lee $299
Harvey Normal $299
The Good Guys $249 + $10 Shipping, did not mention free EM0180 Milk Frother.

Specs cut and paste from Billy Guyatts website:

Sunbeam Multi Capsule Espresso Machine - CM2000 Bonus EM0180 Milk Frother

Sunbeam
Model Code - CM2000
Key Features

Compatible with Nespresso®, Caffitaly®, Lavazza A Modo Mio® and Expressi® capsules
1300W power
19 pump pressure bars
Multiple capsule machine compatibility
Single and large cup selection
Automatic capsule ejection
Colour: Black
Construction/Finish: Plastic housing
Wattage: 1300.00
Heating System: Boiler
Pump Pressure: 19 bar
Includes bonus EM0180 milk frother

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  krouton24 on 25/11/2015 - 09:09

  +1

  I didn't know there where multi-capsule machines out there. Good flexibility.

  So how does this compare to exclusive Nespresso machines with Nespresso pods?

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  freo on 25/11/2015 - 09:21

  fyi - we own 2 of the EMO180 milk frothers, my partner really likes them… Sturdy, long lasting… Froths milk, that's all i care about.

  It's $85 RRP but usually $69 at TheGoodGuys.com.au and JBHifi Home.

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    dibbz on 25/11/2015 - 09:56

    The Aldi one has lasted me 2 coffees a day for years and it's less than half the price. I think I'll get another Aldi one when this packs it in.

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      wangsk on 25/11/2015 - 13:25

      Aldi has redesigned the machine, which looks very modern. Have a look.

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  velcrochicken on 25/11/2015 - 09:53

  +1

  Mmm the new instant Coffee, 10% better tasting, 100% worse for the environment.

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  dbun1 on 25/11/2015 - 09:57

  Reviews have been mixed - a few reports that the pods don't pierce properly.

  Personally I'd rather just get a dedicated machine and use the correct pods. Machines like the Caffitaly have such a wide range of pods from a variety of brands, so you are sure to find a good tasting pod for yourself.

  The Aldi machine is similar too - the only difference being Aldi have their own pods, but the range is good, so it's not an issue.

  I guess if you were in an office with a BYO pod setup, then a machine like this would make sense as everyone can bring what they want; however, I can see the various pod adapters getting lost.

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  Joey4 on 25/11/2015 - 10:53

  I've been really happy with mine. It's been good trying all the different pods looking for the perfect one.
  We got some hot chocolate pods that the machine would not pierce properly which I just poped a hole with the end of a knife. All other coffee pods we tried have been fine.

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  COR80 on 25/11/2015 - 11:22

  The multi-capsule machine is a great idea if it works as advertised. Take advantage of the various revolving specials in different capsule formats, and if you don't pay enough attention in the coffee aisle and bring home the wrong capsule you can still use them……instead of having pods that you have to cut open and empty into a plunger like I seem to do every 2nd week, goddammit.