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Jun 30 – Jul 5
Set name: Classic
Features
- Please refer to user guide or user manual or user guide (provided below in PDF) before first use
Description
The IMUSA GAU-18202 Electric Espresso Maker allows you to be a barista at home! You can have fresh espresso in minutes or you can create a homemade creamy cappuccino using the milk frothier. This beautifully designed unit allows you to prepare up to 4 cups of espresso at a time, and has a removable drip tray for easy clean up. Also features a permanent removable filter basket for the espresso, and the durable plastic exterior protects you from a hot interior.
Brand: Imusa
Capacity: 4 Cups
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 9"D x 7"W x 11"H
Special Feature: Manual
Other Special Features of the Product: Manual
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso
Recommended Uses For Product: Creating espresso-based beverages, such as cappuccinos, macchiatos, and lattes
Operation Mode: Manual
Wattage: 800 watts
Voltage: 120.0
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: ground_coffee, espresso_pods
Power Source: Corded Electric
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 4 Cups
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9"D x 7"W x 11"H
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
coffee_filter_size: #4
Brand Name: Imusa
Included Components: Electric
Model Name: GAU-18202
Model Number: GAU-18202
Global Trade Identification Number: 28
Manufacturer: IMUSA USA
UPC: 094046182028
Part Number: GAU-18202
Item Type Name: 4 Cup Cappuccino Espresso/Cappuccion Maker, 4 Cup
Color: Black
Style: Classic
Material: Aluminum, Glass, Plastic
Is the item dishwasher safe?: No
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This is a quality product for a great price. It is modeled after an older Braun machine. I was so happy to find this model and have purchased four, one for myself, one for our RV and two as gifts. I give this the highest recommendation.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024 by Sunlovinj
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by Irene
For the price of coffee makers, this one was one of the cheapest. Here’s the thing. 1). It makes my coffee efficiently 2). Price for money CAUTION It does not turn of even when it appears to be. MAKE SURE TO UNPLUG AFTER EACH USE!!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by Katherine G. Rodriguez
Review is for IMUSA USA GAU-18202 4 Cup Espresso/Cappuccino Maker I am on the fence on this one. If you are looking for an espresso maker at this price, this isn't it. Realize what it is. Its sort of like a small coffee maker. This uses high pressure steam that goes through the grounds and out comes coffee. That isn't a bad thing. But you will get very little crema, if at all. I have another more expensive espresso maker that works well, but wanted to try this little machine to see if it was good or not. After cleaning it out, washing everything and running several runs with just water and no coffee to get rid of that "just made in China plastic smell" it was ready for coffee. Used the included small coffee pot - lol, and added 4 "shots" of water. Since I already have a more expensive espresso machine, I filled the "portafilter" up to the 4 cup line, and tamped it down just a bit. (Reading other reviews helped with this...note that I just tamped it a bit), and I used Cafe Bustelo espresso grind coffee. Turned on the machine and the coffee barely started coming out. Used a technique from another reviewer and turned the knob to make steam come out of the frother....when you do this once the coffee starts coming out, the water inside the unit gets super heated. Once the steam was going pretty good, I switched back to the coffee setting, and waited. And waited. Coffee came out barely to the 2 shot mark. Stem was coming out, but not coffee. Oh great I thought. Must be either I tamped it too much, or it can't handle the actual espresso grind of coffee. I ended up dumping that coffee out. Cleaned out the machine, added more water and tried again with another coffee I grind myself, not quite as fine as the Cafe Bustelo espresso coffee. Again I added 4 shots of coffee, and just leveled the coffee off with the included, scoop. Turned on, used the same method as before to try and keep the experiment even, and this time the coffee came out much faster. Nice. Some crema, but not as much as a "normal" espresso machine costing several times what this does. TASTE: I find the taste is slightly "burned" in taste. This means that the shot is taking too long to come out of the machine. I can take the same coffee grounds and put it in my other machine and it comes out fine...but then again keep in mind that I like lattes, so I add vanilla creamer and whole milk and 1 teaspoon of sugar. Is this a deal breaker? I don't think so...it is what it is. I don't have any regular coffee grounds to try, but I bet you could use normal brew coffee grounds in this and it would come out fine. Without getting into the whole "coffee snobbery" type of talk, this maker should work just fine for you. I will continue to experiment and post back results. I have also made some coffee without turning the knob to froth and the same slightly burned taste is the result. The frothing wand should work great....loads of steam comes out, but I have a separate milk frother that I use that works great. The coffee that comes out is very dark, almost like concentrated coffee....I don't mean thick, just dark, with strong coffee flavor. Not bad for the price paid. Clean up is easy, coffee is made quickly....just follow the directions to let out the pressure before trying to unscrew the top, and of course make sure it is tightly on before you turn on the machine. The porta filter connects very easily, but also make sure it is on tight. You will need to hold the maker when you install the porta filter so you can turn it. Just be aware of tamping your grounds....do it just slightly, or not at all and you will be fine. Small unit, that won't break the bank, or take up lots of counter space. Don't expect the best coffee out of this thing, so know what you are buying before doing so. Just for a second opinion, I asked my daughter how the coffee is....I make her 2 espresso shots from the more expensive machine in the morning, and she makes iced coffee with it...she said that the coffee out of this machine is stronger in taste, doesn't taste burned to her, just stronger. She likes it, so go figure. She also adds flavoring to her cup as well. Keep that in mind. One more thing...the coffee coming out of this is super hot, which is a good thing. *UPDATE* I am finding that this "Espresso/Cappucino maker" works best with using drip grind coffee. NOT espresso grind coffee. The espresso grind is too fine and the coffee will come out, but not nearly as fast or completely as the drip grind coffee. Not worth the hassle. This is not a bad thing in my opinion. I don't even tamp the grounds anymore, but have added this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KC4WF6Y You want the 51mm one, since the porta filter is 51mm in size for this machine. The 100μm is fine, and also use this type filter on my more expensive machine. Do you need one? Not really, but maybe it helps even out the steam/water. I just add coffee to the 4 shot mark, tap the side of the porta filter to even out the grounds, then drop this on top. Good coffee every time. I am finding this type machine is great at making a single cup of good coffee, pretty quickly. No pod waste, no filter waste. Simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023 by Terry G.
We received an old coffee machine from relative and we used it for at least 10 years. After that we’ve tried a few newer ones with similar features, we even tried those fancy machines with newer features like the k-cup etc…. But my husband would not want to use them because they’re a bit too complicate for him. For our 34th anniversary I went back to my old photos on my Facebook to find a picture of that old coffee machine (picture) and I looked for similar newer model since that old machine no longer manufactured. I found this one and surprisingly it didn’t cost too much so I bought it to surprise him. He was so happy to see it and started using without even reading the instructions because it’s so simple fill the water and let it brew. He likes the fact that the pressure from the machine helped squeeze out the maximum amount of coffee to make stronger & darker taste. He hasn’t stopped talking about how good the coffee tastes these days and very happy with it. I now have to list all those old machines to sell them since we won’t be using them. Let’s see if thus machine could last as long as the other one we had. Thank you for reading hope it’s helpful.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Trang
Edit to add: One small complaint after using it for a couple weeks. The little tab that holds the filter in when you cash out the used beans is too long. It sits over the grounds so they don't come out in a solid clump. Just another small step to wipe it off when I wipe the top of the filter off before attaching back on the machine. Still didn't stop me from buying a second one for backup when I destroy this one from overuse. I make 4 to 5 cups a day now. Also, some reviews complain about the lack of crema. True with my first few brews until I adjusted my bean grind. It's not the machine... It's their beans. Try a finer setting on the grinder and you'll get the crema. Original review: Can't comment on the frother. Don't use it, don't need it. My drink is an Americano. First I brew plain water while getting My shots and cup ready. Not only do I have my hot water ready to add to the shots, I'm sure the machine is clean before brewing the coffee. As soon as the water is brewed, I take the lid off and add the water for My shots. While that's heating up, I add some hot water to My cup to melt the sugar then add the beans to the machine and let the shots brew. I always add more water than needed. When my shots are done, I add them to My cup, cash out the used beans, then run the remaining water thru the machine to rinse it. The machine gets turned off and unplugged. The carafe gets a rinse and it's all ready for the next use. I add a bit more hot water to My cup, give it a stir, add My creamer, dump the remaining hot water and I'm all set. Perfect for me cup of coffee! My last machine lasted a good 4 years of making 2-4 Americano espressos a day. It finally gave out when I had to move 5 times in one year and had to keep it stored in a plastic tub instead of in the counter. It took some abuse being packed away after each use before it died. I couldn't find this unit to replace it at that time. I had to buy a more expensive machine. That other brand was CRAP! Even after a year, I could smell the plastic heating up, was way louder, constantly burned myself, and it took multiple washes when new to stop tasting like plastic. It was like the steam came out of the lid instead of down to brew. When I saw this unit available again and cheaper than years ago, I ordered one right away. The day it arrived I washed all the parts, wiped down the machine, set it up, and ran water thru it only 3 times before brewing some coffee. Right away the machine did not fill my place with toxic fumes. That other brand caused me all sorts of reactions from the toxins for the first month. Not this little beast. The first cup of coffee tasted just like my 4 year old Imusa before it died. I had no 'new plastic' taste. No offgassing of the machine. Coffee is my happy place and the other brand I dealt with the last year took the joy away. I'm so thrilled to have this Imusa back again. I just hope it lasts as long, if not longer, than my first Imusa. I'm very tempted to buy a second one to keep on hand as a back up so I don't have to deal with a more expensive crap machine again. Why not? $30 machine lasted a good 4 years vs a $60 machine that gave me trouble daily for less than a year before I gave up on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021 by RxTech