Which Breville Barista Espresso Machine Should YOU Buy? #breville #espressomachine

The pro can adjust the water temp. May help with light roast?

Has anybody heard of the Pro model not functioning properly at higher altitudes?

Hi! Thanks for the vid! I love strong, bold espresso for iced lattes and cappuccinos, but not burnt. I’m new to making espresso (used Nespresso, but it’s been tasting burnt). Should I go for an automated Breville or is the Express easy enough for beginners? Thanks!

Thanks John for your informative video for a guy who own the classic express for the last five years and is about to upgrade to the next level. I found your video very helpful and easy to snapshot the very confused Breville line up. So thank you John.

I just cant get past the hair.

Bro, informative video but the volume on your hair is out of control, lol. Could not concentrate. I also hate the camera angles u guys use. Seattle Coffee Gear has gone down in quality after Gayle left. She was very personable and most of you guys do reviews very robotic.

Here's the PERFECT coffee Machine. Breville Oracle Jet for $500 or so.

Breville may have to revisit their lineup and pricing given that Ninja entry at the price point of the BBE

I miss the old reviews. I couldnt get past his uncombed hair

Extremely helpful, thank you!

Here’s a thought by a gaggis classic and a ceado grinder and you have an actual machine that will last you forever with a true 58 mm Porter filter for true double shots

Nice Vid! Ques: for someone who really likes hotter temp and glasses for americanos - which one is the best?

I was hoping for the Dual Boiler model review as well. Otherwise, great run through the models.

All depends on what you can afford. They all are overpriced, but not much can do about that. But if you are wealthy then you can choose the right one for you. As for me, what I can afford is that it is too expensive. Got the express empress on sale because I can't see paying $1500 for the automatic one.

I owned an oracle touch for 4 years, overall i enjoyed all the automatic features like auto tamping and auto milk streaming swan, also the easy use touch screen . However, I found the grinder having inconsistent when my coffee beams running low or running shots more than 2 back to back. After 4 years nearly daily use, I found there are some paint bubbles from the heating group head. I contacted my extended warranty agent and they eventually paid back the whole cost since it is not able to replace the parts.
I was wondering does the latest models still having those similar inconsistency result on their grinders or not?

Looking forward to a detailed review on the Oracle JET.

Which one is best for light roast? I have the touch but the grinder won’t grind my light roast beans. Do they all have the same grinder?

1: My take on this is to avoid the ones with a grinder as a $100 grinder in a machine like this (that they charge you $200 for) is inconsistent compared to a $200 stand alone grinder and scale. Grind to weight, then do the business.
2: You want a heated head if possible. The reason coffee shops do so well is: A: water filter. B: Clean and prep the entire machine every day. C: Waste the first couple of shots to get the whole thing set and ready to go. D: Entire path is heated and the cups are warmed as well. Usually this is done by wasting some water and then when the customers are flowing, the entire thing stays warm. E:They use the exact same beans every day and have it dialed in perfectly.
That leaves the dual-boiler (older model not pictured there) as the clear winner. Because almost nobody at home is willing to run a full cleaning cycle, waste a couple of shots and some water to get everything warmed up and running. In a business, they don't care about a little waste and expect it when they are doing 500+ shots a day. At home, it's a problem, so a machine that does it for you is great.
Just accept that you need to grind manually.

Doesnt pro have a faster more energy efficient coil?

We absolutely love our Barista Touch - going on 4.5 years. It's never been serviced. Is there a maintenance schedule for these machines? Surely it could use a freshen up on the inside?

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I love my Oracle Touch. We bought it in 2020 when my favorite coffee stop was closed.

Is Breville still making the Oracle ? Why is it more expensive than the rest ?

Any of these machine are double boiler or can do the milk at the same time as the coffee being brewed ?

Thank you

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You guys forgot to mention the built in grinders on these Barista series machines, the newest machine Touch Impress comes with the latest Baratza M2 Burrs which makes a huge difference when pulling shots!

What about all the other machines from Breville? You left out the Bambinos and the Oracles!

Been using the Barista Express for 4 years already and couldn't be happier