Sleek, Modern Design that looks great on my kitchen counter space. The silver blends in perfectly with stainless steel appliances. The touchscreen is simple to use and has several drink customizations. Coffee beans grind well and lattes taste great with the milk attachment option. Overall, a great value for a full featured coffee machine

Fantastic and very easy to use. You can use any whole bean coffee and it does the cappuccino foam absolutely perfectly.

Loved this espresso machine. I was sad when it broke! The grinder, like most grinders, couldn't handle grinding white coffee beans 😔

Was going to get a $1000 model from a better known brand and thought I would roll the dice on this made in China machine (to be fair, the $1000 model was probably made in China too). It arrived in about 7 days and nicely packaged. Setup was easy and instructions were in fairly good chinglish. The machine is much much better than I hoped. Pour some water in the removable rear tank, pour some beans in the top, pour some milk or half & half in the separate container and push the milk hose into a port on the side of the espresso nozzle. Tap the touch screen to wake it up, it automatically goes into a cleaning cycle and spits out a few tablespoons of hot water through the spigot (have a cup ready to catch the water or it will go into the overflow tray, which is fine too). Then, you can make espresso, double espresso, and Americano (a small coffee). Wait another 15 seconds and you can make latte, cappuccino, frothed hot milk, or hot water. There are settings for each of the above listed drinks to adjust how much hot water is used with the pre-measured grounds or how much milk gets dispensed, or how much hot water gets dispensed. Sadly, there are no settings to adjust the temperatures of the different drinks or even the hot water. I prefer moderately warm drinks so the temperature is ok for me (no worries about burning your mouth on the first nervous sip), but my GF prefers her coffees to be much warmer (she often microwaves her creations for a few seconds afterwards). That being said, the hot water comes out almost scaldingly hot, so if you want to thin out your coffee drink a touch, you can add just a bit of the hot water and raise the temp a bit. The espresso creates a good size coffee puck so it is more like a 1.5 espresso. I didn't measure the amount of espresso or weigh the used pucks but there are settings for 40-80ml of water for the espresso. The amount of coffee seems to be preset, regardless of the amount of water you select. A double espresso just makes 2 consecutive espressos so make sure you keep a cup under the spigot after the first one is done. The late makes frothed milk then an espresso on top of it. The cappuccino makes an espresso with frothed milk on top of it. After you make a milk based drink, it will prompt if you want to flush out the milk lines to keep it clean (have a cup ready or it will go in the drip tray). You can cancel the cleaning, especially if you plan on making more milk based drinks. Honestly, I have been letting it run the milk cleaning output go into my coffee to add extra warmth from the hot water it uses and there is quite a bit of milk that comes out that is frothed as well. Even though you can't adjust the amount of grounds that are used for each espresso (nor should you), but you can adjust the fineness of the grind (just turn the dial where you dump your beans in the top). There are additional manual cleaning modes and a way to dump unused beans but I haven't don't that yet. For daily cleanup, you will want to remove the milk hose from the spigot and put the milk container in the fridge until you need it again (this is a nice feature of an external milk tank). The drip tray just pulls off (it's attached with magnets) and can be easily washed in the sink, etc. I don't like that the drip tray is deeply beveled on the bottom and doesn't have enough surface area compared to the top and it can tip over if you remove it with a glass sitting on top. Removal of the drip tray will allow you to put taller glasses under the spigot, also the spigot slides up and down to raise up another inch or so (recommended). Even with the spigot all the way up and the drip tray removed, I still can't get even my smaller thermos style mugs underneath but I can barely get some med-large mugs under there (they might be 16 or 18oz mugs). After about 15 espressos, you will be prompted to clean the grounds collection bucket. Pop a weakly held magnetic panel off on the side and pull out the bucket and empty the used pucks. You will probably have to clean the module that contains the espresso screen - just pinch the 2 tabs and it pulls straight out. A quick tap to remove any coffee dust and a quick rinse and it's ready to go back in. Cleanup is really easy and not a chore at all. If you don't use your machine for a while, you may get a little mold in the coffee collection tray. If it bothers you, just use a touch of vinegar in the tray or empty it more often. Pretty much everything is plastic and washable (I assume even dishwasher safe without heat) but I would just hand wash it. The side panel with the weak magnets has to go back just right or the machine will error out - if the plastic panel warps in the slightest bit or if the magnets get weaker over time, this may be an issue and may have to rig up a way to bypass the sensor but for now, it's all good. The quality of the plastic seems really good. Oh, the bean grinding is shockingly quiet and also pretty fas...

We really like this machine. It brews well and is easy for our kids to use with out getting messy. It has a lot of custom options too. It may be that you can't be quite as creative with it, but we aren't extremely creative with coffee drinks, so this meets our needs just fine. I would recommend this one for anyone who wants a simple, fun, and user friendly machine.

This machine is a smart, sleek genius! The automatic functions are seamless—grinding, brewing, everything. Coffee is rich and smooth. Looks great in my kitchen too.

My 14yo made barista-worthy caramel macchiato before school. 200g beans lasted all week even survived his oatmeal 'experiment' in the grinder!

Served 32 lattes during the Super Bowl party. Self clean mode saved my halftime no coffee grounds in the nachos this year!

This automatic coffee maker has transformed my daily routine! Whether I’m craving a classic Americano, a creamy cappuccino, or a cold brew on a hot day, this automatic machine has me covered. It’s incredibly fast, brewing a perfect cup in under a minute. Plus, the sleek design looks great on my kitchen counter. It’s been months, and I still can’t believe how convenient and high-quality my coffee experience has become.

This automatic coffee maker is worth every penny! Not only does it produce amazing-tasting coffee, but it also comes with a host of useful features. The intuitive touchscreen interface is so easy to navigate, even for beginners. The removable water reservoir and drip tray make refilling and cleaning quick and simple. Whether you’re a casual coffee drinker or a true connoisseur, this machine will exceed your expectations.