Superior Performance Espresso Machine: Gaggia RI9380/46 Classic Pro, Brushed Stainless Steel Review

An excellent coffee machine for those who want to make coffee at home no worse than most caffeine, but for little money. I ordered a steam pipe from Rancillio Silvia V1 / V2 on ebay, now it’s more convenient to whip in large pitchers and, it seems to me, the process has become more even.

Delicious coffee, great design. Thoughtful design. Consistently good taste! Some pros: The car looks very solid and reliable. Nothing extra. The brass horn holds heat well. Easy to pour water. The cappuccino frother is easy to clean. The coffee quality is consistent. The foam rolls up really well. Some cons: I had to get used to after delongi. Everything has its own characteristics. ECP deals are more convenient. 1. Heating up to the receiving temperature is the same as that of the delongi for…

If you sometimes drink coffee in coffee shops, don't even look in the direction of this machine. With a little desire, in a month you can easily beat any coffee shop in your area in terms of coffee quality. Then you won't be able to use coffee shops. But you need a coffee grinder and good grain. Easy to upgrade - you can install PID control from Ali. The insides are like from a plumbing store: a minimum of plastic, basically everything is made of metal, i. E. everything eternal -> with a very…

Best the enemy of the good. So far, I have not found any obvious advantages over a coffee machine that costs half the price. Has some pros Solidly made, well made. In comparison with GAGGIA VIVA, an obvious plus is that nothing flows spontaneously from anywhere in it. Fairly quiet compared to VIVA. Some cons: I didn’t like how the milk is whipped, the result is very loud, zero, in comparison with VIVA. The taste of coffee and foam is worse than that of VIVA with an improver horn.

An excellent coffee maker with a minimalist design and easy operation that will definitely delight you with delicious espresso. Also, the portafilter diameter of 58mm is a definite plus, under which you can find a lot of different accessories. Of course, it makes sense to buy a coffee maker with a normal horn only together with a good coffee grinder, so you need to be mentally prepared for plus 20k.

Switched from DeLonghi 332022, well, just heaven and earth! An excellent choice for the home. Kalashnikov among home coffee makers. I advise you to immediately change the standard two-bottom baskets to IMS. It is also desirable to change the shower grid to IMS. Native tempera in the trash. Requires certain skills for a stable result. Different pros: Boiler. Horn 58mm - a bunch of accessories including a bottomless. Large water compartment. Easy to wash. Cons below: No 3-way valve: dripping…

I had an espresso machine for 23 years and it finally broke. I did a lot of research to find out which machine would work best for me and settled on the Gaggia Classic Pro. I couldn't be happier with it. I just love it. The only feature I would like to change is that they don't have much room for a cup so you have to scoop the coffee into something small and then pour it into your cup/mug. cindy

. You are not obsessed with your espresso, this is the machine for you! I've walked this path that we've walked over the years, I've spent more than the cost of this machine all the while searching for the perfect professional espresso maker. Wish I could just bite the bullet all the time? Trust me! The Gaggia classic lives up to its hype and more! I have to warn you. Once you dial in and learn how to brew a more than decent espresso, visiting Starbucks is a thing of the past!

First of all, I'm skeptical about these reviews. I expect most of them to be far from objective, which is why I rarely post reviews. Instead, I explore in a different way. That's what I did with this espresso machine before deciding to buy it. However, this car is outstanding. I had a Krups espressor that broke for the third time in 6 years and cost $150 to fix each time. I chose something different but I wanted something simpler but didn't want to pay for a cafe machine. Checked out a few…

I would like to give it at least 2 stars as it made really good espresso while it was working but unfortunately the explosion of the boiling water, puffs of smoke and broken circuits kind of make me wonder. While it worked, it was a dream. Not very easy to use, but simple enough given its power and purpose. It's definitely a machine tool, not a jig, which is why I wanted it. I figured that given the brand's history and the reviews, I was well-equipped for my needs at home. However, given what…

Reviews have shown this to be a very good and very reliable machine. Okay, yes, but making three espressos a day for just a month is unreliable. Since more than a month has passed I had to contact support/warranty service who are dealing with these issues. They were nice but forced me to open the car to find an obvious problem like a broken wire or something burned. I wasn't much reassured by either the questions or the procedure, especially as I smelled burning electricity around the time it…

for 9 years. It tasted very good. Good tasting espresso. But it needed updating as it's been getting noisy lately. So I did extensive research and all the recommendations pointed to the new Gaggia Pro. My research involved watching many YouTube videos on how to use this machine, all touted as one of the best. Coffee machine in its class. So I went ahead with this purchase and had some high standards. However, this turned out to be a disappointment. Here's why: 1. The espresso is much less…

Disclaimer: I have the previous model, the Gaggia Classic. Before writing this review, I studied the differences between the old model and the Gaggia Classic PRO. The Gaggia Classic and Classic PRO machines are very good machines for the money. They are indeed neck and neck with the Rancilio Silvia but with some considerations you may need to be aware of as well as the differences between the old Classic and the new Classic PRO. Classic PRO has some LIMITED new features. , which cost Gaggia…