Delonghi Magnifica Evo Fully Automatic Coffee Machine ECAM29083TB $879 Delivered @ Powerland eBay

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ozizoy on 22/10/2022 - 15:41 ebay.com.au (1250 clicks)
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Cheapest in my memory but without any freebies. If you don't need those freebies like me, this is the cheapest price for this model. There is a model without Auto frothing milk which is cheaper than this one. Finally, pulled the trigger. As always, EnJoY~~~!!! :)

Delonghi Magnifica Evo Fully Automatic Titanium Black Coffee Machine ECAM29083TB
Features:
✓ Create personalised milk and coffee beverages using My Latte
✓ 5 one-touch recipes including espresso and cappuccino mix
✓ Creamy, dense, long-lasting milk foam at the perfect temperature with the automatic LatteCrema System
✓ Dishwasher safe grid and milk carafe, plus auto clean carafe function for the utmost hygiene

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  superbass on 22/10/2022 - 15:44

  $0 with ebay plus?

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  jaygee on 22/10/2022 - 15:59

  Is this a good upgrade from your normal run of the mill nespresso with pod option?

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    Froot Loops on 22/10/2022 - 16:26

    +4

    It's like upgrading from a Daewoo to a Lexus.

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  Samuel09 on 22/10/2022 - 16:01

  +1

  Highly recommended. I bought it last week from the good guys (price matched powerland).
  Excellent machine. I sold my Breville to buy it. Worth it

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    wtfnodeal on 22/10/2022 - 16:02

    Which Breville?

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      Samuel09 on 22/10/2022 - 16:14

      +1

      barista Express. It was great too, this is just more convenient if you’re a busy parent..

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    mrgeckoz on 22/10/2022 - 21:41

    How’s the cleaning of the brew group and its compartment? Easy?
    I find mine Philips difficult…

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  yanivsr on 22/10/2022 - 16:07

  +1

  Great price, chepast I have seen before was $999 from Myer

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  HappyBargainer on 22/10/2022 - 17:43

  With the price close to $1000, will a manual coffee machine better? I am still using Nespresso Creatista. Thanks

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    Shrynx on 22/10/2022 - 19:42

    +4

    Most domestic machines are either semi automatic or automatic even if they have a removable grouphead (although they'll be in a 'manual' section at department stores). These Delonghis are super automatic.
    I was a barista for 7 years. I've got a lovely old Gaggia Factory manual machine. But I have a Delonghi (without the milk function) on my kitchen counter and I use it every day. I'm happy with how I have it set up and I don't have to make room for a grinder and a knock box as well as the machine. It's easy to use, clean, and it hasn't missed a beat in 5 years.
    If you want to learn the process of dosing, grinding, and tamping, then get an automatic machine. If you'd like the experience of adjusting the length of the pour, get a semi automatic. If you want to spend a lot of time perfecting an even pour, and monitoring pressure gauges, then get a manual. If you want something that is very close to the pod experience but cheaper and less wasteful in the long run, get a super automatic.

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      heal on 23/10/2022 - 01:09

      Do you recommend this or the Delonghi Dinimica. Dolce Gusto pod machine broke so looking to upgrade. Wife wants another pod machine but I'm hoping to convince her to upgrade

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        Shrynx on 23/10/2022 - 19:18

        +1

        It looks like the Diminica has fewer 'recipes' but is (subjectively) better looking. It's not that different in size, but the max cup clearance is a little lower. They have the same size water tank but the Diminica has a slightly larger bean reservoir.
        They probably have pretty similar internals. If I had the extra $$ I'd get the Diminica, to be honest just because it's miles better looking! It might be an easier sell because of that (will Brad Pitt on the advertising materials make a difference?! 😄).
        If maths will help with your wife, I've spent $900 less on beans than I would have on pods over 5 years. So this Magnifica could pay for itself in savings over 5 years, where the Diminica will have to last an extra year. My Magnifica is a refurb unit and is 5 years old.
        Unfortunately the warranty on new machines is only 2 years so you could end up significantly worse off if you get a unit that only lasts a few years.
        The reason that I switched from pod to bean-to-cup is because I hated buying the pods SO MUCH and I always found the coffee thin and weak no matter what I bought. I tried refillable pods to cut the cost and waste but they defeated the purpose, which was to make decent coffee with minimal fuss. Based on my experience I would 100% buy a super automatic again but I'd never buy another pod machine.
        EDIT: https://www.kitchenware.com.au/delonghi-dinamica-ecam-automa… - refurb Dinimica

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  Amr911 on 30/10/2022 - 13:09

  This one or the philips 4300?