Had one of these for 2 years. It still functions as good as the day we got it. Why am I browsing here at new ones? Well I'm a bit fed up of all the diva demands it makes.We only drink black coffee - we go for the long coffee option that grinds twice. Problem is you only get about 3 cups and then it halts mid flow and wants the ground coffee emptying, the coffee drawer cleaned and the drip tray emptied. Then you try again and it's out of water. Then it tells you constantly that it wants cleaning and you are given a countdown to when you have to clean it or your warranty will be invalid. Honestly the thing never shuts up wanting stuff. We just want a coffee. Simples.It would be just great if it had bigger tanks and wasn't quite so fussy over all the maintenance. It really is annoying. I push the button for my coffee and it takes a while to warm up so I pop to the loo thinking it will be done when I get back and then when I come back it hasn't even started because its waiting for some attention.If you only drink single expresso you might like it. Otherwise get something with bigger capacity.

Move over from my Nespresso loving this great coffee all the time and easy to ise

Coffee machine is easy to use and is enjoyed by all who use it

As with most espresso machines a fair amount of setting up and reading the manual is required, but after the installation cycle really easy to use.I decided to use the filters in the water reservoir (need replacing after a couple of months or after so many cups) these do extend the life of the machine for quite a few years especially where I live where the water is really hard!A couple of settings on the machine for strength of coffee that you can program into it via the digital part of the machine but designed to be set once really, but then still get them choice of double strength or single via the start buttons.Easy to set up two cups on the tray and a quick double press of the start button runs the cycle twice to make things easier.The reserves are quite big as well so you get a fair amount of coffee before having to refil the beans or water.

As with most espresso machines a fair amount of setting up and reading the manual is required, but after the installation cycle really easy to use.
I decided to use the filters in the water reservoir (need replacing after a couple of months or after so many cups) these do extend the life of the machine for quite a few years especially where I live where the water is really hard!
A couple of settings on the machine for strength of coffee that you can program into it via the digital part of the machine but designed to be set once really, but then still get them choice of double strength or single via the start buttons.
Easy to set up two cups on the tray and a quick double press of the start button runs the cycle twice to make things easier.
The reserves are quite big as well so you get a fair amount of coffee before having to refil the beans or water.