[eBay Plus] Devanti 20 Bar Espresso Coffee Machine $69 Delivered @ OzPlaza Living eBay

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RichardL on 18/06/2025 - 10:09 ebay.com.au (717 clicks)
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Get a head start on the day with your first cup of coffee from a Devanti Espresso Machine. Pour the perfect shot every time with easy-to-use controls, a powerful 20-bar pressure pump, and an instant heat system. The machine comes with single and double-shot coffee filters, a diecast aluminium portafilter and a dual coffee tamper/spoon – everything you need for a fresh cup. The convenient mug warmer keeps your cups at the perfect temperature as you froth your milk just the way you like it. Easily fill the machine from the removable water tank and clean it up with the removable drip tray. Its space-saving design means it won’t take up your entire benchtop, giving you plenty of room for your other kitchen essentials. Relax and enjoy your favourite coffee from the comfort of your home with your very own Devanti Espresso Machine.

Features

• 20bar powerful pressure pump
• Instant heat system
• Milk frothing function
• Easy operation
• Removable water tank
• Removable drip tray
• Convenient mug warmer
  Space-saving design

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  Shivamsv19 on 18/06/2025 - 10:41

  Anyone who is using this machine, please share your views

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    wintermadness on 18/06/2025 - 11:43

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    I don't, but espresso machines should be about 9 bar give or take - 20 bar is the full pump pressure. Excess pressure causes channelling and poor quality espresso. It'll be difficult to get a good quality, consistent espresso from this machine.

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      Jengel on 18/06/2025 - 15:21

      On that topic - many manufactures have a pressure gate that stops at 12bar, and therefore inhibits the water passing through above this pressure. It's also a safety issue for a blocked group head (or when putting in a cleaning blind to the head). This is not the first product to proudly market a "over pressure pump" - I've seen 16, 18 and 20bar pumps advertised.

      You're correct that 9 is optimal. You're probably also correct that it's hard to get consistent espresso, but that's not because of being over pressured all the time and more to do with the tolerances.