Gevi 15 Bar Espresso Machine, Espresso and Cappuccino Machine for Home, with Manual Milk Frother Steam Wand, 1.2L Removable water tank, Silver / Stainless, 1350W
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Color: Silver
Style: Capsules Portafilter
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- 15 BAR FOR BEST FLAVORS-Semi-Automatic 2-in-1 Classial Espresso Machine, 15 bar professional pump, with 1050W powerful pressure to extract coffee, release the best flavors. NOTE: Turn off by yourself when reaching the desired amount of espresso. (Glass cup & milk pitcher are not included).CALKARSA
- PROFESSIONAL MILK FROTHING WAND-Frothing milk for cappuccino and latte by hot steam wand. Steam dryness control, which can produce silky and smooth milk foam better.
- NTC INTELLIGENT TEMPERATURE CONTROL- Precise temperature control for brewing 197 H/frothing 212 H. Adjust the temperature respectively, so the taste of coffee and milk foam can reach the ideal state.
- STAINLESS STEEL, STYLISH AND DURABLE-Stainless steel appearance, stylish and durable, and the small size is very suitable for household use. SUS304 stainless steel nipple is not easy to rust. 1.5L separated transparent water tank for easy observation.
- EASY CONTROL-The portafilter has a double-layer filter and a double-cup splitter, which can make two cups at once.(Operating tips: two cups of 60ml/ 2oz, about 14g/ 2 spoons for the best concentration and crema.) What you get: Espresso Machine x1, Portafilter x1, funnel x1, Manual x1.
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Gevi 15 Bar Espresso Machine, Espresso and Cappuccino Machine for Home, with Manual Milk Frother Steam Wand, 50 oz removable water tank, Silver / Stainless, 1050W
Brand: Gevi
Capacity: 1.25 Liters
Color: Silver
Special Feature: 自洁功能
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Product Dimensions: 9.52"D x 7.32"W x 12.2"H
Material: Silver-2
Style: Capsules Portafilter
Included Components: 奶泡机
Wattage: 1350 watts
Model Name: 4627
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Item Weight: 8.58 pounds
Item model number: 4627
Date First Available: November 8, 2021
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Based on my experience making ten espressos over the last two months using the GECME403-U, I’d like to correct a few things up front: Despite the seller’s claims, the foaming wand does not rotate 360°, the machine does not heat to brewing temperature in 25 seconds, and while there are two selectable temperatures (brewing and foaming), you do not have the ability to “adjust” the temperature. The large temperature dial allows you to easily observe the temperature as it rises, which is one of my favorite features, yet my machine’s temperature dial never properly indicated full brewing temperature (198°F), nor full foaming temperature (and definitely not 3,380°F!). Also, a double shot should yield about 30 ml (2 oz.) of full-bodied espresso, not the amounts seen in the product photos showing about four ounces in two separate cups. That said, with the right coffee at the right grind and with a little practice, this machine works rather well. Since Gevi is a newer, lesser-known brand among espresso makers, I really wasn't sure if I was choosing the best machine, and I haven’t had it long enough to comment on its reliability or longevity, but this model offers more features than any other in its price range. It’s a compact design with lots of plastic parts, yet its 8.2-lb. empty weight plus its squarish shape give it a solid stance on the countertop, which is especially helpful when attaching and removing the portafilter handle. On my first use, after filling the water reservoir, loading the filter basket to the max line, locking the portafilter onto the brew head, turning the machine on, and pressing the brewing button, the boiler reached extraction temperature (indicated by a green light) in just 30 seconds. Over time however, that interval has grown larger; it now takes 1 minute and 15 seconds to achieve extraction temperature, plus about 20-30 seconds to actually brew espresso. The rise to milk foaming temperature (indicated by a second green light) also takes a bit longer than it used to, yet it takes just 1 minute to reach full temperature and another 20-40 seconds to steam 100 ml of milk. In summary, I can go from power on to a well-foamed latte or cappuccino in less than four minutes, which is fast enough for my personal use. As other reviews have mentioned, this Gevi model's greatest weakness is that the boiler only produces enough steam at full temperature to foam milk for about 10-15 seconds. Be patient though, because in another 5-10 seconds, the little green light is back on and you can finish the job. A few notes: 1.) When unpacking the machine, it arrives with lots of little pieces of tape holding various components in place. The tape comes off easily and leaves no residue, but use care when pulling the tape from the decorative metal bands along the sides. Pulling the tape in the opposing direction works well, but if you pull straight outward from the machine, you can easily bend the small panel right out of its housing, leaving the panel with a convex curve. 2.) Attaching the portafilter to the brew head the first time is a real challenge. Rotating the handle to the lock position and later removing it took about all the strength I dared to exert, but with successive uses, it gradually loosens up. Apparently, this is rather common experience with consumer-grade espresso machines. 3.) This compact espresso maker does not have the commercial standard 58mm wide basket, it’s more like 52mm, but once loaded and well-tamped to the max line, it’s deep enough to load the minimum 14g. of ground coffee to make a double shot. 4.) The heated warming tray on the top is really a gimmick; the upper surface of my unit maxed out at less than 80°. You could heat a cup to 100° much faster using hot tap water. 5.) Be careful with the removable water reservoir. Although the plunger-type valve at the bottom seals perfectly, both in hand and when loaded into the back of the machine, the outer tip of the valve extends about a millimeter beyond the bottom edge of its enclosure. If the reservoir is filled with water and you set it on a countertop or other flat surface, the plunger will recess upward into the tank, opening the seal, and flooding your countertop. 6.) While the machine comes with a handled portafilter, brew basket and a plastic tamping tool, there is no foaming pitcher. Given the length of the foaming wand and its clearance to the countertop, I found that a 12-oz./350 ml milk frothing pitcher fits perfectly. 7.) While the foaming wand is not capable of 360° of rotation, 270° works just fine. If you're new to making espresso, you may be surprised to find out how much there is to the process if you wish to do it right. There are some great videos on YouTube regarding coffee types, proper grind, ideal brewing times, tamping techniques, etc. It’s a science and an art and this machine is a good point of entry.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by Bongo Boy
Color: Silver-6
Style: Espresso Machine
I ordered the espresso machine and that is what arrived. I paid $141 total and I think, for this price, it’s better than the Mr Coffee brand I’ve brought twice in the last two years (originally got the first two for under a hundred, now sells for 170 and I didn’t want to pay that again for a machine I know has issues after 10-12 months). Since the price went up on that one, I decided to give this one a go because I found a few honest reviews for people who actually got what they ordered and figured I’d just send it back if it sucked. Pros and cons in a sec. But first, a good espresso machine is expensive, buying anything under $500 is a risk that you wont get what you like in your pulls for espresso. Just is what it is. And they break if you don’t care for them, heck they break if you do when they’re cheaply made. So, you just have to keep that in mind. Buy in the range you can afford, and then slowly increase what you can spend over the years until you get the badace machine you deserve. Inflation farked me this time, so I found one that at least had the temp gauge. This one. Pros- Temp guage, and it’s accurate Easy to use if you follow instructions Easily marked buttons Excellent steam wand Leaves a good ‘puck’ of espresso after each pull Good crema (this also depends on your espresso bean and the grind you choose or buy- but the machine has a great speed of water flow/temp to allow for good crema) Warming tray works and I’m surprised to find I like it for the espresso cups. I think it actually looks nice on the counter- it looks like it’s not cheaply made. The overflow tray has a float on it so you know when it’s full and it works great. Pleased with that feature in a $140 machine. Cons- The tray in the front comes off easily if you try to move the machine- which you need to do to get to the water tank. TIP- Never take the water tank off to fill any machine with removable tank- just leave it there and fill it with a pitcher- this will increase the life of the seal from tank to machine! Waiting for the temp to go back down after you steam/froth your milk/cream/alternative milk takes awhile. If you make more than two lattes at a time, don’t go back and forth, pull all your shots, then steam in batches, otherwise the water will be too hot to pull shots. Pulling out the overflow grate to dump the excess is a pain. You can just dump it through the holes but really you need to clean the espresso residue so that annoys me that it’s hard to get off. The tray is easy, the metal grate is not. The directions are technically in English, but it’s very obviously not the first language of the writer. There are a few words and even full sentences that are completely off, but you can still get the jist. Overall, if your price point is $140-$200- I say go for this machine. And if they send you the wrong one, send it back. If you can’t take that chance, don’t. A lot of these people who reviewed seemed to have issues with getting what they ordered. But I got what I requested first try.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2022 by Amy avid online Shopper
I’ve owned this for a couple of months now. Still running well. It’s fairly easy to use. I’m a first-timer with espresso machines but I finally figured it out for my needs. The instructions are obviously translated into English, so some of it doesn’t make sense. I got the gist of what they were saying after a few reads, and tries with the machine. This machine is only fast-heating if you have 15-20 minutes to spare. There’s nothing fast about this part. The green ready light has never come on with my machine when it’s heated enough for use. Instead, it just shuts off as if it’s too warm. The only time the green light works is when it’s making espresso or steaming milk, and it flashes at that point. The green light will not come back on to let you know if it’s heated enough for the next use. Again, it just shuts off like it’s too warm. The steamer seems to work well. Just make sure your milk isn’t super cold. Otherwise it may not get to the temp you want it, and be nothing more than warm milk with froth. This is probably the best machine for a rookie to learn with and use. However, folks in the know with this stuff like baristas and other pros may find this machine lightweight and not suited for their needs or skills.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by jeffery d.