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Espresso Machine 20Bar,Steam Foam Machine with 58oz Removable Water Tank,LCD Monitors, Cappuccino,Latte,Gift for Dad or Mom,Visit the Store, Regular, Sliver

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Features

  • Enjoy making your coffee: QJA professional espresso maker machine, fast heating, no waiting, forcing hot water through the coffee powder at the best speed, extract the best flavor. The stainless steel appearance is simple and atmospheric, space-saving, suitable for home use, and can also be used as a holiday or housewarming gift
  • LCD: Our advanced LCD touch screen interface, modern refined, and easy, intuitive touch screen, simplifies the coffee-making process. Saves time to improve your coffee brewing program, and making coffee in the espresso machines has never been easier
  • With a 20 Bar pressure system: You can enjoy barista pro-style espresso in the comfort of your own home, with the best taste smooth under 1400W power pressure. This coffee maker allows you to try different coffee recipes at home and has the flexibility to suit your taste preferences. Whether you're a coffee lover or a casual drinker, you can become your own barista and make your coffee
  • Milk Foaming system: Our espresso maker, with stable steam control. provides enough steam, creates rich cream foam, and froth milk to perfection to enhance flavor create latte art, and enhance the overall sense of experience
  • Simple, stylish, and stable: This small espresso machine has a sleek and simple look that fits any style of kitchen, allowing you to quickly and enjoy making one or two cups of coffee.58oz capacity detachable tank for brewing multiple cups, included components:58oz capacity detachable tank with drip tray for easy cleaning, easy to use, filter, colander, instructions
  • Self-cleaning: This coffee machine has a self-esteem function so that your coffee machine can keep fresh, free hands
  • Practical instructions: Pay attention to the pressure of the machine, If the temperature and pressure inside the machine are too high, the machine will enter the overheat protection mode, pay attention to the reminder of the machine light, We have a professional after blood team. We are committed to providing you with quality products and services. If you have any questions, please contact me directly
  • Capacity: 1.0 liters
  • Coffee maker type: espresso_machine
  • Filter type: Reusable
  • Special feature: Cup Warmer

Description

Brewing Quality, Crafting Joy, Celebrating Art. QJA is dedicated to capturing the essence of Italian coffee culture in modern life. QJA stands for "Quality, Joy, Art" - the perfect fusion of craftsmanship, pleasure and design. Each QJA coffee machine combines superior performance with a sleek, modern look. At QJA, we believe that every cup of coffee is an art form, turning everyday moments into elegant experiences. Redefine your coffee ritual with QJA, where quality meets pleasure and art. Brew a delicious coffee with a rich aroma that makes people calm down and truly enjoy a relaxing time. Brew a rich and delicious coffee that gradually spreads the tempting aroma to every corner of the room. A great choice for coffee lovers, every bite of coffee exudes fragrance. QJA support team is always at your service Have highly trained technical workers to ensure excellent quality Exceptional Quality: QJA machines use advanced technology and premium materials to deliver outstanding taste in every cup. Artistic Design: Blending modern minimalism with Italian elegance, QJA enhances any space with style and function. Ease of Use: User-friendly, QJA lets anyone brew rich, authentic espresso with ease. Durability: Rigorously tested, QJA ensures long-lasting performance, making it a reliable daily companion. 1. Plug into a rated outlet. The screen should flash 5 times on power-up. 2. Press the power button on the control panel of this product to start heating. 3. The power indicator light on the control panel flashes until the set temperature is reached and stops flashing. 4. Coffee can be brewed when all icons remain on. 1. Keep the machine at room temperature before making cold brew. 2. Do not use cold brew after using other functions. 3. Turn on the power supply while ensuring that the machine is completely cooled. 4. Fill the tank with enough ice to ensure that the water in the tank is cold. 1. The default working time of the Cold Brew and Big cup functions is 120s. 2. When the desired capacity is reached, press the Cold Brew or Big Cup function and this capacity will be recorded by the machine for next time use. 3. Press and hold the Cold Brew and Big Cup button until the icon flashes, indicating that the machine returns to the initialization setting. 1. Press the steam and hot water function until the icon stops flashing, indicating that the machine has been preheated. 2. Press the hot water function button and twist the knob to its position. 3. Press the steam function button and twist the knob to its position. 1. The boiler temperature is too high due to long-time operation. 2. When powered on, make sure that knob is in the "steam/hot water" position. Solution: Adjust the knob to the Coffee manufacturing mode and wait for the machind to cool down. Why does the icon flash after clicking the switch icon, but it does not preheat? 1. If the knob next to the machine is on steam, the switch icon flashes and cannot be preheated. You need to rotate the knob to coffee option. 2. It may be that the internal temperature is too high due to long-term work. Please wait for cooling. Why is the Espresso Machine running, but no coffee or water flowing out? If the coffee machine runs but has no water flow, the pump may not be working. Try reinstalling the water tank 3 times. Then, select hot water, turn the knob to dispense hot water for a bit, and finally switch the knob to the coffee option. Are there any tips for making milk foam? 1. Use cold whole milk. 2. Turn on the steam function and drain the water in the steam pipe until steam is sprayed out, and then turn off the steam knob. 3. Insert the steam nozzle into a shallow depth and select the appropriate angle. The vertical space where the cup is placed is relatively small. How to use a large cup to hold coffee? You can take out the entire drip tray, and the space below can accommodate a large cup. Why is the brewed coffee not hot enough? If you feel that the brewed coffee is not hot enough, you can preheat the equipment before brewing, load the portafilter without coffee powder into the machine, and then select a double cup extraction to heat the brewing head, portafilter and cup.

Brand: QJA


Capacity: 1 liters


Color: argentée


Product Dimensions: 7.89"D x 5.3"W x 11.4"H


Special Feature: Auto Clean Function, Cup Warmer, Milk Frother, Removable Tank


Other Special Features of the Product: Auto Clean Function, Cup Warmer, Milk Frother, Removable Tank


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Recommended Uses For Product: Coffee


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Human Interface Input: Touchscreen


Coffee Input Type: grounds


Power Source: AC adapter


Capacity: 1 liters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.89"D x 5.3"W x 11.4"H


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Material: Stainless Steel


Brand Name: QJA


Included Components: Milk Frother


Model Name: EM625


Model Number: EM625


Manufacturer: BrewMatic


UPC: 762949711637


Part Number: EM625


Color: argentée


Style: Modern


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    • Really nice espresso machine
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I purchased mine in Feb 2025. The price was just over a hundred dollars, making it a worthwhile risk to try it as a replacement for my aging Breville. So far I am quite happy with this machine. It makes great espresso. I had concerns about the touch panel for selecting function. More electronics means more things that could go wrong in the future. The portafilter, water collection pan, water reservoir handle, the coffee/steam knob have a cheap-ish feel to them. The water reservoir handle in particular feels that it could easily break if reservoir is rotated (around vertical axis) in sudden fashion while full. However, one feature I really like with this machine is ability to customize the brew time with the A4 function on the touch panel, which the manual calls "DIY quantification". If you want to prepare a drink that is in between a double shot espresso and brewed coffee (would that be a cafe americano?). The instructions have sections that are hard to understand, due to poor English translation (see shared image), but overall they are OK. Today I attempted to descale the machine. My city's water is pretty hard. The instructions for descaling left out some details which would have been useful. The manual suggests using either food-grade detergent or citric acid. I used the latter, which the instructions state to prepare a 20:1 mixture, with the water reservoir filled to MAX. The instructions indicate that the descaling will take 20 cycles, but fails to mention using something to collect the water that gets dispensed. Nor does the manual indicate each cycle where water is dispensed takes 20 seconds, with roughly 40 second pause in between each cycle, which would help determine the size of the collector one would select. I used a glass bowl to collect the dispensed water and emptied it after every 3 cycle, using the 40 second pause period (YMMV). You are then instructed to prepare a new 20:1 mixture for descaling the steaming half of the machine. Which the instructions say similarly takes about 20 cycles. The instructions fail to mention whether or not the 1.7L water reservoir will be sufficient for the 20 cycle descaling. I found out that the first half of the descaling (the coffee making part of the machine) the 20 cycles did consume almost all of the water in the reservoir. I expected the 2nd part of descaling (the stream part) to be similar to the first half, which it mostly was. Where things differed was the amount of water used by this part of descaling. Evidently, each cycle used up more water, and the reservoir was emptied by the 10th cycle! Not having a new batch of 20:1 water and citric acid ready, I was left with adding plain water in the reservoir to allow for the process to continue. I am not sure if this is a flaw in the design or a problem with the instruction. Clearly more 20:1 water/citric acid solution should have been made ready to replenish the reservoir. SAFETY NOTE: Wear eye protection or keep a good distance from the stream nozzle while descaling. During the descaling of the stream mechanism, a droplet of hot water/citric acid mixture splattered in to my eye. It was a very uncomfortable experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Patrick Keshishian
    • Good lil' machine!
I have had this machine for two years and no issues. Is a lil loud and it shakes, nothing than a napkin could not fix. If the machine is not working when you first take it out of the box, is because you have to create some suction for the water to come out. Most of the complaints I have read is from people that can't read instructions. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Jarrod
    • Digital power button blink of death
Everything was peachy until half a year ago when Power button decided to blink, I've troubleshooted as per manufacturer and still can't get it going. Nice entry level expresso machine otherwise, but digital panel death awaits to those who choose this item. Enjoy about a year only
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Fabiola
    • Nice machine for the price but one issue
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The directions are a little tough to understand. I watched all YouTube videos to try and find out how to actually use the machine. None actually showed you how so I ended up making a full video explaining how to use it. Other than horrible directions the machine does make a good cup of espresso. The manual says it will produce a espessso with a temperature of 149-176 degrees. Sadly the temperature it produces is 132F. So don’t expect the espresso to be brewed hot. If you’re ok with that, I feel you’ll be happy with this machine. It’s compact and does what it should, minus being slightly on the colder side. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025 by Tech Junkie
    • Ease of use
This was bought as a gift. I have my own Pavoni. I have not heard any complaints from the recipient. It had been a year so I guess all is just fine.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2026 by Lee
    • Takes a minute to break in, but a good beginner machine
I really like the machine! I have had it for 3 months now, and it has been working well. A few notes: The first few times you use it: - the portafilter (which is what you twist on and off when you are pulling a shot) is quite stiff. It loosens up over time, but for the first month-ish I had to hold onto the machine with one hand while I was taking it on and off, or the whole machine would slide. - the very first time I used it, water didn't pull from the bottom of the reservoir, and I thought it was broken. It just wouldn't pull water, and when I took the reservoir off and put it back on, it worked. I imagine it was some sort of pressure issue. Other notes: - don't use too fine of an espresso ground, or it can't pull a shot very well. I thought it was not working well until I realized I had gotten too fine of a ground. - the "warming feature" on the top is dumb. I would not put something up there, for fear it would fall off if the machine moved (which I mentioned it is prone to do as you are twisting the portafilter on and off). - get a metal milk frothing pitcher, it makes a big difference - quite easy to wipe down to clean. - heats up very quickly - doesn't take up much space - I have noticed the price on amazon fluctuates a lot, so I would get it when it is around 100 dollars. Still a good deal for a beginner espresso machine. - some of the features seem kind of confusing, and I haven't tried them. Like the cold brew setting. The only settings I use are single shot, double shot, and steam. I have no idea how to use the other ones lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025 by Charles B.
    • A decent machine for individuals, starters, and first-timers
This is my first espresso machine, and for the price, it's not a bad machine. I rated it three stars because some of the features are not quality, but overall I am happy with this machine and it's performance. But here are where it was right and wrong Pros The heater, pump, and pressure are all pretty on point for a decent extraction. There is a cup warmer on top, which I think for a single user is a useless function because I'm not going to sit around and wait for a single cup to "get hot" to make an espresso in. The machine is easy to use, add coffee to the filter, install, and press a button to make your coffee. it has a self-clean function and allegedly will tell you when and if scale is building up inside. If it does, I don't recommend following the directions and running soap through the machine: instead run vinegar through it and then run a few thorough rinses of plain water. It cleans up easy as well. The coffee come out with the decent head (I hate the term "crema" for coffee, its just foam after all). taste isn't too bad either, depending on what your coffee preferences are. Space - its an economical size and doesn't take up much counter space. Cons Its noisy. The pump is loud, and the catch try the cup sits on rattles like a freight train speeding along open desert. Its more annoying than anything. The portafilter has a plastic diverter that comes in direct contact with heated water. It's an aluminum-bodied filter with a plastic diverter. For those that aware that plastic and heat are a recipe for problems with humans, this doesn't help with trying to reduce your contact with plastics. The fact that the filter is aluminum is not an issue, it's lighter and cheaper. but the plastic is a real problem. I'm currently trying to find a steel portafilter that will fit this that doesn't have any pressure issues. It doesn't push all the water through the grounds. I've tried four different grind sizes (i grind my own coffee) and some pre-packaged espresso grinds. No matter what, there is a substantial amount of water left in the filter following extraction. Higher-end machines usually leave the grinds drier; I'll chalk this up to the lower pressure produced than higher-end machines. Cup heater - its a waste of electricity. This is not a commercial machine and is not meant to pump out a ton of shots every hour. This is, at best, a one or two cup producer per day. The cup warmer is an unnecessary addition. Overall, I'm happy I made this. No one in their right mind would spend $500 on an espresso machine when they're getting into the game. I mean, I wouldn't, that's way I bought this. My only real issue the plastic in the portafilter and the rattling when brewing espresso. I'm currently on a journey to find a portafilter that is made of steel that can hold the pressure to make a good cup of espresso. I'm not big on the bottomless ones, but all the steel ones I have researched so far have a double spout which I don't need. Hopefully I'll find something soon. if you're just staring out in the espresso world, this isn't a bad machine. I'm glad I bought it and once it reaches the end it's life cycle, I'll upgrade. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Paul3
    • No help from manufacturer
Bought this early last year. It worked great until it didn’t. No warning, just stopped. The manual did not provide a solution for troubleshooting. No way to contact the manufacturer. Completely disappointing! If you’re spending $100 it should last longer than a year! Don’t waste your money
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by D. Gonzalez

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