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Thanks for watching video and your questions. Excellent monitor, 32" size is perfect for my needs. I mainly use it with my Mac Mini M2 for video editing and Photoshop projects. It's HDR10, not HDR600, so keep this in mind, if you are looking for more brightness and vibrant colors. There is an HDR600 version but it's much more expensive.

Hi, thanks for watching and for your question! This monitor supports HDR10. If you're looking for a version with enhanced HDR, the '32" ViewFinity S80PB' model supports HDR 600. Hope this helps!

Hi! Thanks for your question and for checking out my channel/watching my video. I agree, the Gevi EZbru 1000 makes great espresso and can steam really good frothy milk. Just make sure to purge the steam wand into a cup before steaming. I use regular milk (D Milk) and always make sure it’s straight out of the fridge, not room temperature or warm. Additionally, after every steaming session, purge the machine by running hot water through the steam wand to clear any milk sucked in. These steaming tips apply to any machine, regardless of the brand. If you're already doing all these steps, I suggest contacting Gevi for a replacement or repair. The machine should be capable of strong milk steaming. Hope this helps, and please let me know what happens!

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Hi, thanks for checking out my video! I used to use a small spray bottle with my Baratza Encore ESP, but I haven't tried it with my DF54 yet. Static around the chute usually only happens when it gets clogged. Otherwise, it tends to stay fairly clean and static-free.

Hi! Thanks for checking out the video. I ordered this from AliExpress, and it works really well-just like the Force Tamper, but at 1/10th of the price.

Thanks! Believe me not intentional LOL

I agree, that's why it's called a high extraction basket I guess. I highly recommend using paper filters both on the bottom and the top of the puck during preparation. It slows down the extraction a bit.

Thanks for watching.

I know and I am sorry for your eyes :-) I am learning every day to improve my video techniques and equipment quality. Thanks for checking out my channel! Please stay tuned for more. Happy brewing!

Thanks for watching and your comment. I agree with you; the DF54 definitely requires more maintenance compared to other brands on the market. I previously used the Baratza Encore ESP and don't recall needing to maintain it as much.

I am editing my comment. These are good grinders just need to do more work. ​@@TeosTake

I know, this video was one my first videos. I am learning, hopefully I'll get better at it. Thanks for checking out!

That's a very nice machine. Does it have PID and Pre-Infusion features?

Very cool

Hi! Thanks for checking out my video. It's a big YES! Every part, including the group head, shower head, and portafilter lock, is made out of metal. I believe it's stainless steel or a similar colored metal, definitely not brass. I use it 2-3 times a day, every day, and so far I am very happy with it. Hope this helps!

Thanks for your question! The Normcore basket has been performing excellently for me. I use it several times a week alongside my IMS Competition basket. For my DF64 grinder, I set it to 8 for medium-dark roast organic Sumatra beans, and 8.5-9 for organic dark Nicaraguan beans. I prefer the Normcore basket for back-to-back brewing sessions because of its fast extraction speed. Feel free to ask if you have any other questions!

I know, thanks for noticing! I am still learning videography. Please bare with me !

Great to hear!

Hope it works without any problems now!

Thanks for watching! Hope it helps!

Thanks for the compliment and for checking out my video! This is a high extraction basket, so it comes down really fast. I grind very fine when I use it. I also have IMS and Bomber baskets, which are more traditional and don't require an ultra-fine grind. I like all three of them; they bring out different flavor notes from the same beans, which I really enjoy.

Hi thanks for watching. I just finished uploading the unboxing video for my other grinder. You can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/6ImgaOqlJpo/видео.html Please don't forget to like and subscribe.

Thanks for watching my video and your comment. Technically you don't have to remove the chute to clean. The screw on mine can be removed easily, however I clean my grinder without removing anything. Check out my video about DF54 maintenance and cleaning here: ruclips.net/video/ojEyoPKLe1E/видео.htmlsi=qKb8X95c688VnTkV

@@TeosTake yea i realize that, but my issue was fines were spitting out of the sides of the shoot so i attempted to tighten the bottom screw thinking it had come loose from vibration when i found the screw would not tighten just kept spinning in either direction. So i cant tighten it nor take it off.

Thanks. It's under $200 on Amazon.

@@TeosTake Thx my fri！

Thanks, I love unboxing new stuff and sharing my opinion and experiences with my subscribers and viewers. Thanks for cheeking it out! Happy Brewing!

Hey, thanks for checking my video. It's brand called MHW-3BOMBEr, and yes it does have a tactile feedback when it releases the spring fit a very audible click! Similar to force tamper but more handsome looking IMO .

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Thanks a lot! I'm very happy for you. You are going to love it. Unfortunately, mine started flaking a few weeks in, and I ended up returning it. I hope yours will be much better.

@@TeosTake oh man that's unfortunate. I hope so and thank you!

Thanks for watching, I purchased them from Amazon, it's called "Muslogy Mud flaps". I am not affiliated with them but here is the link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BRRX3YXP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Super easy to install, just make sure you have some sort of light source to light-up the area you are working on. I'm going to post more stuff, that I did with my Maverick, keep an eye on my channel. Thanks again.

Congrats! Both are nice!

@@ramonahumada4 Thank you!

Hey! Thanks for subscribing and your comment. I ordered it from Amazon. The brand name is Capfei. It's definitely the cheaper option. I can't see myself ordering a Force Tamper that's almost the same price as my Breville Bambino, LOL.

@@TeosTake haha I hear ya man, I’m running the bambino as well. I grabbed a cheaper one for like 30 bucks. Supposed to be impact driven like the force tamper

Thank you.

Thank you so much. That's a great tip, definitely worked better.

Thank you so much! Depending on the beans, I can go as low as a grind setting 8 with 16 grams of with organic Nicaragua or Sumatra beans. I also use WDT every time, followed by a leveler. I hope this helps. Good luck!

That's too bad. I thought they started shipping them out with uncoated aluminum boilers. Mine started flakes 3 weeks in to ownership, I returned it back to WLL. Thankfully they are really good at returns!

Yes I changed the steam wand with Rancilio steam wand, it's super easy. I think Tom's COffee corner has a great installation video. I bought my wand from Amazon, V1/V2 Rancilio steam wand is the search term. Good luck!

Yes, I bought it from Whole Latte Love. They frequently have good deals. Keep an eye on their website.

Hi I am in US. I ordered it directly from turingrinders.com. I am not sure they deliver to Germany. You might wanna drop them an email. Thanks for checking out my video and good luck!

What do you call the "rack" there in the back that holds the tools and coffee tubes? I would like to get something similar.

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@@TeosTake Great video. Can you confirm the cost inclusive of delivery and duties? I'm in the Caribbean but have family in the US, so thinking of ordering one and collecting on our next visit.

@@oh77 Thank you. If you order it from Turin, shipping is free, I don't think they even collect taxes. I paid $229. As far as cost of Duty, I have no idea. If you have the family in US, you can order it to the US address.

Thank you.

I started with 19 now I am down to 12. Anything between 12-15 tastes really good with Sumatra 80% dark and 20% robusta beans. Hope this helps.

i honestly don't know how people are getting 18g in and 36g out at grind setting at 5 on this machine! i got mine, currently set on 15 - 18 to get the desired amount, sometimes tastes a bit bitter but not bad AT ALL. any higher = way toooooo quick, anything below 15 nothing comes so what can u doooooooo

@@12Gavv I never tried 18gr with this one. I don't do 18gr. at all, too much for me unless I am drinking out of a larger cup with lots of milk. They must of know something we don't know. Maybe they don't tamp, they just level it. I don't think my machine will produce enough pressure to penetrate at brew setting 5 grounds. 16gr is my sweet spot on cappuccino, 10 gr is my double espresso.

@@TeosTake ah I see! Makes sense. Tbh comes down to personal preference! I have the Sage bambino. I just everyone doing 18gr. I may trial lower gr and more finer and see end result!

@@12Gavvif your using the stock basket with the bambino then lower dose might be what the doctor ordered! 18g was always to much in the basket for me unless it was something REALLY dark

Hopefully you'll get it sooner than I did ;-)