Rocket Espresso Appartamento Nera Espresso Machine | E61 | Heat Exchanger | Black
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Size: Mid-Size
Color: Black/Black
Features
- Black Powder Coat - The Nera's case is finished in resilient black powder coat.
- Heat Exchanger - The 1.8-liter HX boiler allows for simultaneous brewing and steaming.
- E61 Group - Boiler-heated and backflushable, E61 groups offer reliable operation and more consistent brew temperature.
- Compact Case - The Appartamento's compact 10"x17" footprint makes it one of the smallest prosumer machines on the market.
- Manual Control - Brew and steam controls are all analog for hands-on brewing.
- Three Year Warranty - We're proud to offer three years of parts and labor support for every Rocket machine purchase.
Brand: ROCKET ESPRESSO MILANO
Color: Black/Black
Product Dimensions: 17"D x 10.5"W x 14.2"H
Special Feature: Amps 15A, 2.5 litre water reservoir, Boiler capacity 1.80 litres, Heat exchanger boiler design, Vibration pump See more
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Brand: ROCKET ESPRESSO MILANO
Color: Black/Black
Product Dimensions: 17"D x 10.5"W x 14.2"H
Special Feature: Amps 15A, 2.5 litre water reservoir, Boiler capacity 1.80 litres, Heat exchanger boiler design, Vibration pump
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Style: Nera
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso, Mocha, Latte, Cappuccino
Recommended Uses For Product: Espresso - For the daily barista looking for finer shot controls and higher machine quality.
Exterior Finish: Powder Coated Steel & Chrome
Included Components: Single Portafilter, Double Portafilter, Single Portafilter Basket, Double Portafilter Basket, Backflushing Basket, Tamper, Group Brush, Microfiber Towel, Backflush tablets, Cup Rail
Operation Mode: Manual
Voltage: 120 Volts
Model Name: Appartamento Nera
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Package Type: Rocket Branded
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Coffee Input Type: Ground Coffee
Manufacturer: Rocket Espresso Milano
UPC: 850040440102
Item Weight: 58 pounds
Country of Origin: Italy
Item model number: Appartamento
Date First Available: July 12, 2022
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Size: Mid-Size
Color: Red
As part of my consideration to purchase this unit (or most other things), I look at the "bad" reviews and take them into consideration. I was a bit worried after reading them given the price of this machine. For whatever reason, I went against my gut and bought it anyways even though they seemed alarming based on what I read/saw online. And... well, I'm glad I did. If you're new to the world of espresso and considering this machine, hopefully you'll find my rambling helpful... First off: if you're considering purchasing an E61 HX machine such as this, do some research first! Do understand the cleaning commitment these machines require: daily (wipe down), weekly (backflush with detergent, break down portafilters, scrub the group head, ...), monthly (wash down the water tank, ...), and quarterly/biannually (descale, deeper cleaning). If you are not willing to follow a cleaning regime and use filtered/quality water (to prevent scale), it is not to say this machine is for you... but do not expect the decade(s?) of life out of it that it is otherwise capable of. Decade(s)? Yeah. That's one of the reasons I invested in this machine. Virtually everything is replaceable and it has a simple design -- very few electronics and simple mechanical design leads to a product that is both built to last and highly repairable. Most things fall into the DIY class and there is certainly no planned obsolescence here. If you are willing to learn/watch YouTube videos, pull out some wrenches, and follow the cleaning regime it requires... this machine will last you a very, very, very long time. Somebody earlier mentioned about how it "leaks and steams". Just open the steam valve for a bit if you haven't made a shot in ~30m+. There's also an attachment you can screw into the E61 stem that will show you the temperature of the brew water that you can use to help guide you decision making here. There's also a green "ECO" button under the lower right side of the unit that you can use to have it shutoff after ~90m (don't quote me) to prevent it from getting out of hand if you are busy and leave it on. Other thing that you will need: PATIENCE, a quality grinder, and a cheap scale (you will need to get a rough idea of how much 9g of coffee is for a single and 18g of coffee is for a double... and then to measure/time how long to produce 18 or 36g of espresso, respectively -- you want it to be somewhere in the range of 20-30s extraction time). Do NOT cheap out on a decent grinder (another $200-300 investment). Do NOT expect to be pulling world-class shots out of this thing on day one or be switching coffee beans all the time. For someone who's brand new to the world of espresso, I thought I understood these things... until I got this machine, and was humbled. The first few shots I pulled had no crema and it was a bit frustrating between all the steps I was trying to internalize and follow. It took me a bit to realize the default suggested grind setting was wholly inappropriate for the bean I was using, and that I had to go way finer on the grind. As soon as I did... I pulled a shot with a ton of crema. From there, the taste and scale/timer let me hone in the grind setting to figure out what was right for the bean, and at that point I was glad that I had invested in a $300 grinder. And honestly, I would not consider myself a coffee snob... in fact, I started with regular, store-bought espresso beans because I figured they would be good to practice on. I really have no regrets with this machine. Probably the most annoying aspect that I did not account for is the grind cleanup. Even if you're fairly neat, you'll be wiping down the countertop of your coffee station daily or at least every few days. I do not mind it... but again, plan for a little bit of a time investment with these machines. The end result is worth it in my opinion. The one "downside" of this particular E61 variant I have seen online is that the brew pressure runs a bit high out of the box. I cannot independently validate this claim. Supposedly you want 9 bars of pressure and these units deliver ~13 bars, which results in bitter shots. You can remove the water filter and some of the screws on the top to expose something adjustable with a wrench, but I have not bothered yet as I did not purchase the add-on to measure the brew pressure before doing so. It still delivers outstanding coffee out of the box compared to what I am used to, though some fine-tuning may be required in the future. Some of the other E61s reviewed do not require this level of tuning if it something you want to avoid... go look at YouTube to see which ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Tyler
Size: Mid-Size
Color: Red
At first I was hesitant to spend more than $1,000 on a machine. I tried a couple of sub $1k machines, but continually faced the same disappointment. Not enough power to make an espresso after frothing milk. I’d have to wait up to 5 mini before the machine would rebuild pressure. Not that great when you’re trying to make more than a couple of coffees for a dinner party. Granted the Rocket does not immediately have enough pressure if you take too long to froth your milk, but it takes a minute to rebuild the pressure. It takes about 15 minutes after turning the machine on before it is ready, but honestly, it’s not a big deal. Coffee always tastes great and I’ll never go buy coffee from a coffee shop again, unless I’m out of town (of course). It’s easy to clean and as long as you don’t use distilled water, you’ll have no problems. Granted it is not an inexpensive machine, but the customer service is timely and responsive. I’ve had the machine for 3 months now and it’s still working great. I have no regrets.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023 by Donavan
This machine imparts an odd smell into the water coming out of it. I have used the machine for 44-days and the odd smell still lingers in the water and steam emitted by the machine. I have used both filtered tap water and bottled water, yet the odd smell still persists. There are numerous chat posts of people experiencing the same issue. One chat board, from as far back as 2016, referenced a reply that they received from Rocket as follows; “They said that it's probably due to some residual Loctite in the group or due to the brushing they did on the mushroom.” I did some research into Loctite and discovered that it is toxic. Loctite contains a chemical called Cyanoacrylate. Which is toxic. Not sure if 3M makes a non-toxic Loctite product. While flushing the machine, I discovered a new problem. There are tiny black specks in the water coming out of the head. Some of these specks float and appear to be almost rubber-like. While others sink to the bottom and appear to be granular in nature. I am unable to determine what is causing this contamination and have not used the machine since. Based on what I am experiencing, I would not recommend spending this much money on this machine. A machine of this cost should not be tainting the water coming out of it with odd smells and unidentifiable bits.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023 by Nunja Nunja