I lucked out and got a heck of a deal on this unit in the clearance aisle unopened unused for $99 by far the best coffee machine purchase I've ever had worth every penny.

Dear Jared, Thank you for creating this video showcasing our espresso machine! We appreciate how you carefully weigh the beans for grinding, just like the professionals do. Your explanation of the extraction process and maintaining the perfect pressure is spot on. If you have any suggestions or feedback regarding our machine, we would love to hear it. Thank you once again for your support! Best regards,

Thank you for making this video. I just discovered this machine this evening and may have decided to go with this as opposed to the breville ive been dreaming of and drooling over for over a year. I would HIGHLY recommend getting a WDT tool to help break up clumps after grinding and a distributor to level out your coffee before tamping. Awesome video and thank you for helping with my pre purchase research!

I thought the whole reason for having a Bean Hopper is not having to put beans in your machine every single time I like that I can fill it up and just grind my coffee without having to put more in there every time.

Thank you for the video. I am interest in getting one of this unit and just would like to know more about it and found your video.

try using the airator after the grinds go in, then use the stamper. try using a puck screen before mounting it in

It tends to under shoot what you put in the grinder, always put an extra 0.3 grams in, measure it out after grind to get the exact amount

On your word, I just bought my unit, and I love it! Made an absolutely perfect latte the first time out using your grind settings, and suggestion of using a medium roast to medium dark roast been! It is fantastic thank you for your guidance. I love my unit.

Is Ultima Cosa only available from Walmart USA?

Setting 13 or 14? No. Put it on 7 or 8. Get you a distributor tool to break up clumps and tamp evenly and firmly. A self leveling spring tamper is worth the money. If do it right, you will not have a soupy puck at all and you will get a more thoroughly pulled shot with even more flavor. Also fresh roasted beans make all the difference in the world.

i just bought this machine and even the first use without really messing with measuring pulled me a really good shot! im so excited to experiment and mess around with it. did you time your pull at all?

I have this same machine and my medium roast has the best results with a 9 grind.

I owned Jura, Delongi, and a Beville Barista Express and none of them were worth keeping. I actually owned two Barista Express because the first one did not work out of the box. The second one smoked and smelled like burning electrical out of the box. So, after my irritating journey with over priced garbage I bought one of these on a hunch. It is the best machine, I love it. It pulls amazing shots. It has an accurate grinder. It steams milk quickly with a perfect foam. It heats up quick and is super easy to use. Best price and best machine in it's class.

I'm about to buy one of these, this was really helpful. Do you know what size the portafilter is?

How much espresso do you get out for the 17g of grounds you put in?

What size is the porta filter?

You would do better to try a micro roaster coffee bean. When I lived in the city I used fresh roasted coffee if you want a magical espresso shot. Google fuego coffee roasters, they are from Rochester NY and thier coffee blend called bear claw is where it's at. I've pulled some of the best shots with thier coffee.

Eight o’clock is a great roast for the value.

do you filter your water and check ph level?

Whats the size of the portafilter?

How’s the taste?

Looks like a Cheaper sage

How many grams for 1 shot?

*looks for frothing video*

It's friggin "espresso" not "expresso"! You would think that someone doing a breakdown on an "espresso" machine would actually know how it's spelled...