Previously, there was a Delonghi EC 155 coffee maker, so I trusted the quality of this manufacturer. I brewed delicious coffee at home for more than 5 years, was transferred to work, which still conscientiously brews the same delicious coffee with good foam for the entire office. And this model is complete .! It's a pity, but there is no more trust in Delonghi.

It makes delicious coffee, beats and heats milk well, I am very satisfied with the purchase and I recommend it to anyone who has time to manipulate the cone.

We have been using it for a month now, we make coffee every day, we like everything. Before that, they cooked in Turkish. In my opinion excellent value for money. I advise you to take.

Excellent product! It takes a minute to figure out how to use it and not over fill the cup with the soil. If the cup is too full (or the ground coffee is too fine), the pressure is too high and shuts off before the espresso is brewed. This is to get another cup. It's a minor inconvenience and I'm willing to do it to get the amount I want, but I wish there was a more convenient way to produce more without throwing it all away. The overall product, size and espresso made is great. UPDATE 7 MONTHS

I bought this directly from Amazon, not through the seller, got it for a good price of $223 and so far the espresso maker itself is pretty perfect. Quick and easy and makes a great espresso. The sound makes me laugh though, it's very similar to the sound I heard in a sci-fi movie, so every time I hear it I feel like aliens are attacking. It's uncomfortable and noisy, but doesn't last too long. A lot of people will hate it for that reason, but for me it's just funny. Steamboat, on the other…

Brand New -- Does not work as described. As soon as I made the espresso, the one and two cup LEDs started blinking to indicate it needed chilling and they blinked for at least 2 minutes. Tried many times to cool it according to the instructions; turn off and restart, etc., etc. - all to no avail. Contacted the DeLonghi manufacturer and they wanted me to take it to a repair company a two hour drive each way (when I had to do it - four hours in fact to fix a brand new car!) and they said, that…

I've been using my DeLonghi EC685BK for almost a year and I make an average of 2 cappuccinos a day. That's why I bought this machine: At an average price of $3.50 for a cappuccino, I would spend over $2,500 at a coffee bar. After reading all the reviews, it is very important to understand that this machine makes espresso in your own home, just like you get a coffee maker in a typical $10,000 coffee bar that is "professionally" maintained. It does have a learning curve though, and as a consumer…

I've had this machine for 6 months and am very happy with it. Let me pour the tea. So many of the negative reviews are half true; Yes, the machine will give an overheating warning after two cups of coffee. But you solve problems very quickly just by running the machine with water for 5 seconds. Yes, the machine does give a descaling warning after a few months, but you can just turn it off or just ignore it (it doesn't really change, except for the color of one of the buttons, that's all). I use

NOT but this product is from this company. The limited use of this machine in my household does not mean that it is overloaded. Maybe 4 times a week I make 1 latte a day. I paid over $360 and it's not even 2 months old, overheating and not letting off steam. Called DeLonghi and I HAVE to pay shipping to fix a product I haven't had in a very long time. Very disappointed in this company and if returned it will be the last product I will buy from them. UPDATE: 01/30/18. The car has been under…

This is a good espresso machine, stable, simple and small. There is a bit of a learning curve to getting used to this machine, but once you have it it only takes 5 minutes from start to finish (cleaning) for a good shot of espresso. the machine heats up quickly; It only takes 40 seconds to start. But I start by warming up the filter and cup and pulling out the empty stack. I noticed that the water temperature gets a bit warmer after the first hit. The next step is to prepare a real espresso…