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De'Longhi

De'Longhi Dedica Duo Compact Espresso Machine - Cold Brew Coffee Maker with Milk Frother Wand- for Espresso, Hot & Iced Coffee, Cappuccinos, Lattes & Home Barista Brewing, Pistachio Green

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Color: Pistachio Green


Features

  • CRAFT HOT & ICED ESPRESSO DRINKS & COLD BREW With three preset recipes - Espresso, Double Espresso and Cold Brew, now you can customize your favorite hot and iced drinks to your exact preferences every time.
  • OPTIMAL EXTRACTION Get cafe-quality results every time with our professional pump that delivers expertly extracted espresso. Low pressure pre-infusion, consistent 9-bar pressure extraction, and an auto-stop function put all your favorites on the menu: rich espresso, iced lattes, cappuccinos, espresso martinis and even Cold Brew.
  • DIGITAL TOUCH DISPLAY Put control at your fingertips with a soft-touch digital display featuring full-color icons to make your crafting experience simple and easy.
  • PERFECT TEMPERATURE Experience fast heating and precise, stable temperature control with our Advanced Thermoblock Technology.
  • POWERFUL, COMMERCIAL-STYLE STEAM WAND With the My LatteArt steam wand, create hot and silky steamed milk and plant-based alternatives for rich, velvety microfoam for your latte art creations. The cool-touch steam wand is easy to use and clean, giving you great results with minimal effort.

Description

Brew the best of both worlds with the Dedica Duo espresso machine, brought to you by the 1 espresso machine brand. From hot to cold brew, this compact, easy-to-use espresso machine does it all. In fact, you might be surprised by how much convenience and versatility come in such a small footprint —and that’s only the half of it. The other half is how good it looks on your countertop. We call it Dedica Duo because its innovative features go beyond singular benefits. The dual-temp coffee menu lets you choose between refreshing cold brew and single or double hot espresso, plus a professional- grade steam wand to craft stunning latte art and creamy milk-based drinks like mochas, cappuccinos and iced caramel macchiatos. Whatever you crave, the Dedica Duo can deliver— and fast. The advanced heating system is ready to brew hot drinks in just 25 seconds while Cold Extraction Technology serves up fresh, flavorful cold brew in minutes. The Dedica Duo keeps a low-profile—only 5.9 inches across—making it ideal for any space, big or small. But don’t worry, it packs a lot of style into its sleek Italian design. Contemporary color options and a digital touch display let you simultaneously set a vibe and set the preferences for your next cup. With the Dedica Duo, balance and variety are freshly brewed daily. You can have hot and cold, convenience and compactness, style and performance—all in one.

Brand: De'Longhi


Capacity: 35 Fluid Ounces


Color: Pistachio Green


Product Dimensions: 13"D x 5.9"W x 12"H


Special Feature: Adjustable Brew Strength, Adjustable Coffee Temperature, Auto Shut-Off, Removable Tank


Brand: De'Longhi


Color: Pistachio Green


Product Dimensions: 13"D x 5.9"W x 12"H


Special Feature: Adjustable Brew Strength, Adjustable Coffee Temperature, Auto Shut-Off, Removable Tank


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Style: Compact, Modern


Specific Uses For Product: Cappuccino, Cold Brew, Cortado, Espresso, Espresso Martini


Recommended Uses For Product: Cappuccino, Cold Brew, Espresso, Iced Coffee, Latte


Included Components: Dedica Duo Espresso Machine, Filter, Measuring Scoop, Total Hardness Test, Professional tamper, Cleaning Needle


Operation Mode: Manual


Voltage: 120 Volts


Model Name: Dedica Duo espresso machine


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Coffee Input Type: Ground


Is Dishwasher Safe: No


Manufacturer: De'Longhi


UPC: 044387189033


Item Weight: 9.63 pounds


Item model number: EC890GR


Date First Available: May 20, 2025


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    • GREAT GRINDER!
Color: Dedica Grinder
My boyfriend has been using the well-reviewed Capresso burr grinder for a number of years for making French press coffee and espresso drinks at home. He is a “gourmet” and has a “palate.” (I like to tease him, but I enjoy his cooking!) However, at nearly a decade old, his Capresso has gotten temperamental in behavior at some grind settings. He would voice mild complaints, but wasn’t planning to buy a replacement. Here was a great opportunity for a Christmas gift! After doing product research on Amazon and reading user reviews, I chose the DeLonghi Dedica conical burr grinder. He liked it right away. With French press, he noted smoother flavor. Those who think that Starbucks over-roasts their coffee still may not like Starbucks beans(!), but should nevertheless find that this grinder removes harshness while still yielding full-bodied flavor. There is also less grounds sludge in the cup. Even the most coarse setting on the Capresso produced plenty of sludge. The sludge is an objection that many have against French press. This grinder could change their minds. The grinder has 18 grind settings, 6 each for Fine (1-6), Medium (7-12), and Coarse (13-18). It also has three “Strength” settings, which determines how heavy a grind goes into each cup. Thus a Light strength will produce fewer grams of coffee grounds, while the Medium and Full settings will grind more grams per cup. This allows fine-tuning for individual tastes, and is particularly important for proper timing of espresso shots. My boyfriend found he found he could go down to level 14 (a finer coarse setting) for French press, but that 13 produced too much sludge. My boyfriend has a lower-end semi-automatic DeLonghi espresso machine (EC 155). The Dedica has an attachment that accommodates the portafilters from DeLonghi espresso machines so that you can grind directly into the portafilter. This is a nice feature. However, the grinder automatically adjusts to grind only one cup of grounds with the attachment in place. Thus, if you are making a double shot, you will have to grind one cup, wait a second or two, and press the grind button a second time to fill the portafilter. However, the Strength setting still works with the portafilter attachment in place, so you can fine-tune how many grams of grounds per shot. Although the EC 155 claims to have a 15-bar pump, it nevertheless seems to be a weak pump. With too fine a grind, or too much pressure tamping the grounds, the machine takes too long to pull a shot. The Dedica grinder allows the fine-tuning necessary to pull a properly-timed shot, while extracting more flavor from the grounds. Although the DeLonghi EC 155 still won’t make as rich and full-bodied a coffee as something like a Gaggia or a professional-level machine, it is a notable improvement. As with the French press, there is also less sludge from the grounds when making espresso. A concern with a fancy machine like this, that has digital settings for most of its functions, is how robust the circuitry and buttons will prove over the long haul. My boyfriend had an initial reservation that the cost of a grinder like the Dedica was for all the bells and whistles, rather than for a better grinder. Indeed, being only a few weeks old, he hopes for the best in terms of the circuitry longevity. My boyfriend will be getting a hand-me-down Baby Gaggia from a good friend who has upgraded to a fairly high-end espresso machine. He suspects the Gaggia portafilter will be too large to work with the Dedica attachment. In the meantime, he has been making more espresso than before, and enjoying the DeLonghi EC 155 more than ever. Most people think about upgrading coffee machines while relegating a good grinder to a lower tier. For those wondering whether the Dedica grinder delivers a better cup of coffee at a semi-premium price, the answer is yes. Upgrading the grinder will have the benefit of appearing to upgrade one’s espresso machine at the same time. The better burr grinders heat the grounds less when grinding, and yield more even grounds size with less sludge. The Dedica delivers on both counts. My boyfriend doesn’t have enough experience with his friend’s even pricier Rancilio grinder to offer direct comparison, but he does note the Dedica is a well worthwhile upgrade over the crowded $80-$100 segment of burr grinders, and certainly worth the price premium. Perhaps I can post a follow-up in a year to see how the machine holds up. I am thinking of buying a Dedica myself because I enjoy playing with the settings and the ease of use with all those digital bells and whistles! After all, my boyfriend has been telling me those blade grinders, while better than nothing, leave much to be desired. I would merely be taking his advice... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2017 by Pequena76
    • I'm a believer!
Color: Dedica Grinder
I really struggled buying this grinder, thanks to all the reviews I decided to give it a try. I normally don't write long reviews but I will on this item for anyone else struggling. I don't like coffee, but I love a great cup of mocha, soI am very picky about the espresso. Stars bucks was good ... when it was good. However, it varies so much from store to store and time of day plus it's not cheap. My goal was to produce a high quality cup of mocha at home on a consistent basis. I had a Hamilton blade grinder and a stainless steel tamp. The flavor improvement grinding whole beans over store bought grounded on the blade grinder was huge. I had a $30.00 Mr Coffee espresso machine. The end result was consistent and "ok", actually better than star bucks on an off day. I then tried several very expensive espresso machines but was underwhelmed, I would return them and go back to the $30.00 Mr. Coffee espresso maker. I then tried a Delonghi EC680M DEDICA 15-Bar Pump Espresso Machine, it was great! A small footprint, easy to use and less expensive than some of the others I tried and didn't like. My morning cup of mocha was much better but still not coffee shop quality. Plus there seemed to be a lot of daily waste and clean up since I am the only one who drinks espresso /coffee. I started researching a conical burr grinder, again I was really torn!! My question was does it really make that much of a difference ... my answer is now yes, yes and yes!! My expresso's are smooth that harsh bitterness is gone and there is a average amount of cream. Before this grinder I watched YouTube videos on making espresso and would comment on tasting the raspberry note. I tasted a shot using the blade grinder (and DeLonghi espresso coffee maker) and thought all I taste is strong (ie bitter) coffee. I tasted a shot of expresso after using the DeLonghi burr grinder and was shocked, oh my gosh I tasted raspberry notes and it tasted crisp and clean if that makes sense. My mochas are amazing, each and every time. What I especially like about this machine is the espresso porta filter attachment. I grind the coffee straight into the filter ..one step! I have a stainless steel vacuum sealing coffee canister that came with a stainless steal spoon. I use 1.5 spoon of whole beans for my espresso every morning, so it's as fresh as possible. You could store much more but it is exposed to some air. It's very quit and has an automatic shut off. I personally set it to grind level 3 and use Starbucks espresso whole beans. This setting seems to work best for me. I can't speak to longevity nor how it compares to other conical grinders. My recommendation, if you are torn and unsure, make sure you buy it somewhere where it's a free easy return and just try it ... I'm very glad I did!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2017 by JL
    • Great product, with some limitations
Color: Pistachio Green
Review Image by Lisa G Lisa G
The GOOD: The machine works well, easy to use and understand, color is gorgeous, great for a small space, delicious hot or cold drinks, great value for the price (got it on sale for $249.99). The BAD: The steaming function is so ridiculously loud and shrill that I’m actually concerned about damage to my hearing. I’ve started to wear foam ear plugs while steaming milk (I’m REALLY not exaggerating here, I promise). — You can’t steam milk while pulling espresso shots. You can only do one function at a time. — Majority of my mugs/cups do not fit under the espresso drip without removing the bottom drain piece, and the machine does not come with the espresso demitasse shot glasses — I sometimes have trouble getting the steaming function to work. I have to turn the machine off and back on to get it going. Overall, I’d say this is a great product. I’m happy with the way my drinks come out and I do not regret buying it at all. I am, however, looking forward to buying a bigger machine with more capabilities in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025 by Lisa G Lisa G
    • SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY ON SOMETHING A LITTLE BETTER
Color: Pistachio Green
Horrible machine - thermoblock stopped functioning properly within two months of use. I bought this mid October and now can no longer make espresso at home. Seems like a good starter espresso kit but I would spend the extra few bucks to get something that isn’t going to break so quickly
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2026 by Chris O.
    • Beautiful product, delicious espresso
Color: Vanilla White
Exactly what we were looking for. Compact size, looks great on the counter, makes incredible espresso. Easy to clean and we use it multiple times a day. Videos are super helpful for questions.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025 by MSMO
    • Best Espresso Machine
Color: Stainless Steel
Best espresso machine. It makes the most delicious espresso.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2026 by Nino

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