Review on Polaris PCM 1515E Adore Crema coffee maker, bronze by Agata Wiatrowska ᠌

I think that in terms of price-quality ratio this is a good coffee maker. The main thing is that it works properly. I hope this will be facilitated by the declared Italian pump. Has some pros Value for money. For 4200 an excellent device. The coffee is good. Previously, there was a Delonghi coffee maker, this did not work. The coffee is frothy and the milk froths well. The pluses include the Italian pump (if it really is) The Italians know how to make high-quality pneumatics. By the way for lovers of large volumes. A large mug fits comfortably under the horn. On Delonghi, I had to remove the drip pan. Cons below: These are not cons. For such a price, you can easily forgive all this. 1. Long and loud start at the first start (after purchase) The pump pumps water into itself for a long time. 2. It is not convenient to insert the horn into the coffee maker. You can't touch it. The docking point is located deep in the coffee maker and, accordingly, with each docking, you have to bend down and look at how it gets up there. One gets the feeling that before brewing each cup of coffee, you need to bow to the coffee maker.)))))) 3. Cappuccinatore too low. To slip a cup of milk, you need to tilt it almost horizontally. But. because the milk is whipped very well, you don't need to pour a lot of milk into the cup and it doesn't spill when you slip the cup. 4. The tip on the cappuccinatore (metal tube) is simply put on the rubber tip. It is difficult to put on. This complicates the washing process. Now, while the device is new, the elastic band is good and the tube fits tightly, but over time, the elastic band will shrink and how the tip will hold is a question . So far I have found a way out for myself. After using the cappuccinatore, I pour clean water into a cup and turn on the steam. This flushes out the inside of the tube. I just wipe the outside with a paper towel. 5. The minimum level mark on the water tank is located on the back. It's not convenient to control. I pasted on the side (at the MIN level) a piece of adhesive tape that was used when packaging the same coffee maker. Now the minimum allowable level is visible from the side.