Good job! Was wondering the difference between the machines and kept flipping through the Jura website to compare models and browsing youtube to see the differences. You made a great video here explaining and comparing them.
My family has owned the Ena8 model for a very long time. We had one of the earlier "editions" - the water container is in straight vertical lines instead of that crystal texture. My parents have given the Ena8 to my partner and me, while my they bought the E8 for themselves. Both are great machines, although my mom misses the Ena8 as it was easier to use for her, she liked the unconcealed water container and the grey colour more, the smaller size, and she said that the coffee tasted better from it as well :D
Love my S8, Issues I have I hope you upgraded, the cup warmer clock on and off is just poor and cheep tech. Be nice to have a much easier clock that will keep time if power is off. Also milk cooler , sad can't use it 24/7. Had one go bad under a year but got it replaced with a bit of pulling teeth and learning what to say . Better direct info to customer is needed , Not for 24/7 use only 6 to 7 hours at a time or board inside will fail and freez milk .
Just bought the E8 myself after my DeLonghi Prima Donna Exclusive starting giving problems. My appreciation for Jura is based on the taste quality experienced with it at my workplace compared to the DeLonghi. I think Jura E8 is the way to go; hope I am will not be dissappointed :)
Hey, The S8. The reason is that the ENA8 is a compact model and can only grind up to about 10 grams of beans which is quite a bit less than the S8s 16 gram.
@@Coffee_warehouse thanks for the reply. So we bought the E6 a couple of weeks ago. I've tried the milk-foam setting to foam milk separately and then mix into the espresso but it didn't work. However I have no experience with this so it may be possible with a different setting or milk type?
Great question. They are both the same size. The J8 gets the sweet foam container, Coffee Eye and a new grinder system. The J8 is best for consumers who love using different flavour syrups in their drinks
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Ive had the A1 for over 8 years. No issues at all. Just maintenance. I think the E6 would be my next machine
Got an ENA 8, what an awesome machine ! Got a ENA 5 in 2005, it lasted 18 years ! Jura Quality !
Excellent review. I wasn't sure which model to buy but after watching this I am going with the Z10. Thank you!
Good job! Was wondering the difference between the machines and kept flipping through the Jura website to compare models and browsing youtube to see the differences. You made a great video here explaining and comparing them.
Jura is a big temptation to my kitchen
My family has owned the Ena8 model for a very long time. We had one of the earlier "editions" - the water container is in straight vertical lines instead of that crystal texture. My parents have given the Ena8 to my partner and me, while my they bought the E8 for themselves.
Both are great machines, although my mom misses the Ena8 as it was easier to use for her, she liked the unconcealed water container and the grey colour more, the smaller size, and she said that the coffee tasted better from it as well :D
Love my S8, Issues I have I hope you upgraded, the cup warmer clock on and off is just poor and cheep tech. Be nice to have a much easier clock that will keep time if power is off. Also milk cooler , sad can't use it 24/7. Had one go bad under a year but got it replaced with a bit of pulling teeth and learning what to say . Better direct info to customer is needed , Not for 24/7 use only 6 to 7 hours at a time or board inside will fail and freez milk .
Do any of these hook up to water line?
Congrats guys, great explanation of differences!
I have DeLonghi Ecam 22.110 for 8 years and I am looking now at E8, what do you guys think?
Just bought the E8 myself after my DeLonghi Prima Donna Exclusive starting giving problems. My appreciation for Jura is based on the taste quality experienced with it at my workplace compared to the DeLonghi. I think Jura E8 is the way to go; hope I am will not be dissappointed :)
We've had an E8 for about 8 years now. It's been great but doesn't do non dairy milk very well.
Which jura us better for my small coffee shop?
Does the Z10 have the milk cleaning system too?
Yes it does. Uses the water from the water tank to dilute the cleaning solution
if I don t care about any milk variations and only interested in black coffee do I get the same quality coffe from cheap😂🎉 versions than E8? thanks
Yes. You get the same quality of coffee in the E4 and E6.
Witch machine ena 8 or s8 will do better espresso quality
Hey, The S8. The reason is that the ENA8 is a compact model and can only grind up to about 10 grams of beans which is quite a bit less than the S8s 16 gram.
@@Coffee_warehouse thx good answer
Can the S8 make 2 drinks at the same time? What is the milk cleaning process with the S8?
It can make 2 espresso/coffess at the same time but not 2 milk based drinks at the same time. Cleaning is just like the other Juras. Easy.
Hello, can you make latte art with the E6 by using the milk foam and then pouring it manually on the espresso?
Great question. Not sure if we have ever tried but will need to find out.
@@Coffee_warehouse thanks for the reply. So we bought the E6 a couple of weeks ago. I've tried the milk-foam setting to foam milk separately and then mix into the espresso but it didn't work. However I have no experience with this so it may be possible with a different setting or milk type?
Just got the e4 im just about coffee
When ena 4 come out
about 2 years ago
is this a repost? if it was new content I'd def see the new J8 in this lineup
no, this was done about 2 months ago right before the J8 was launched. The J8 sits between the S8 and the Z10.
What’s the difference between the E8 and J8?
Great question. They are both the same size. The J8 gets the sweet foam container, Coffee Eye and a new grinder system. The J8 is best for consumers who love using different flavour syrups in their drinks