Sanremo Cube Coffee Machine Review

The Sanremo Cube combines stunning design with superb features in an espresso machine perfect for the home, small offices, and coffee popups. Shop Sanremo Cube: alternativebre... Currently the most compact coffee machine in the Sanremo lineup.
Timestamps:
0:35 Espresso Brewing
1:15 Making a Latte
2:15 Colour Options
2:55 Using the Bluetooth App
3:55 Plumbing in the Cube
4:25 Water Tank
5:05 HX Boiler
5:30 Setting Temperatures
5:55 Accessories
This machine features a 1.9-litre capacity boiler with a heat exchanger system. The thermosiphon group with mechanical pre-infusion and Wi-Fi capabilities will allow you to control the machine from your phone! The Cube is bumped up with a digital display and lets you select between the mainline or tank for water supply.
The Cube comes with a heat exchanger system using the thermal-reliable E61 thermosiphon grouphead, the quality that you’d expect from a Sanremo machine. This allows you to steam your milk as your coffee brews so you can pour yourself a great cup of coffee quickly in the mornings, afternoons, or all day if you like.
Nobody wants a home coffee machine that’s a pain to maintain. Part of the Sanremo Cube’s design is easy to access to the main machine inside so cleaning won’t feel like such a chore. The drip tray is removable and adjustable legs help get the perfect height for cleaning under too.
The Cube’s Wi-Fi connectivity lets your smartphone function as the coffee machine’s remote control. Using the app on your device, you’ll be able to switch the machine on or off, set the boiler temperature, manage water filtering and water levels, as well as access the stats for coffee and water consumption.
Sanremo Cube Coffee Machine Features
Compact, modern design - The small footprint and minimalist design of the Cube makes it fit into any space effortlessly.
Heat exchanger system - You can brew coffee and steam milk at the same time, thanks to the heat exchanger system.
1.9 boiler capacity - This boiler capacity allows efficient heating so you can make your coffee without the long waiting time.
Absolute Colour Model - Cover panels of the machine are in a single colour, with 8 Colours to choose from, and the side panels are in single piece steel.
Wifi connectivity - Use your smartphone to control the Sanremo Cube and to view the statistics of your coffee making routine.
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[@7851A9]

The Cube!! Wish I could get my hands on one of these.

[@morningcoffee1]

Definitely a great machine, but very expensive as a HX machine. For the price or 3200$ I'd go for a Pro700, or A Bianca.

[@nicbrownable]

The price is on Australian dollars. The Linea Mini in Australia sells for AUD$7000+ when you can get them. The Decent is also around that mark after you have imported it and paid GST.

[@slofty]

It's priced pretty reasonably in AUD$ when you factor in the smartphone app integration features.

[@nicbrownable]

The Legit Bianca is AUD$4400 in Australia. The Profitec 700 is AUD$4500. At $4600, the Sanremo Cube is pretty well priced vs the competition down here.
The Bianca in particular is terrible value in Australia. It is a much better proposition at US prices. You can get a Bezzera Mitica HX with rotary pump for AUD$3600, or Isomac and Crem one dual boilers with rotary pump for $3600-3800. The Bianca is coasting on US hype, and should be $700-1000 less to represent good value in Australia.

[@anotherguycalledsmith]

In Germany, they start at around 1.900 € for the stainless steel version, colors are available at about 2.400 €
At this price point for the color versions, I prefer my stainless steel _ECM Synchronika_ - sorry guys… ;-)

[@slofty]

@@anotherguycalledsmith Shouldn't it be AnotherGuy Called _Schmidt?_ 😅

[@JusBThankful]

Those gauges look pretty slick

[@phoenixr6811]

Very impressive machine as far as style and build quality🧐but it’s still above the price I would pay for it 😂🤣

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Fair enough

[@beyondimpact5372]

Hi , do you think it can handle like 20 cups of coffee per hour kind of small volume business ? Assume that I use double shot for each cup

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Yes it would! Make sure it's plumbed in and keep the machine clean and well maintained and you'll be alright 👌

[@radiantav]

This machine is unreally quiet. I had no idea this is even possible.

[@kimzor1989]

because rotary pump

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Super quiet! I was shocked too 😂

[@radiantav]

@@kimzor1989 I know but still - it’s quieter than anything similar I have heard.

[@johnayres2303]

Looks and sounds more like an advert than a review.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

What more would you like to see in a review? _ also, always happy to clarify or answer any questions you may have here?

[@damien_leembruggen]

Hi great review. Does the San Remo cube now ship with the updated cool touch wands in Australia?

[@anotherguycalledsmith]

@0:25 Beautiful? Yes, indeed - once you get rid of these ugly yellow warning stickers ;-)
These machines are meant to get hot…

[@toddd7444]

i think it's the best Machine for the money and easy to use has a lot of add on that come free when you buy one wheelchair Larry

[@jmvs5294]

how many cups can it do per day if used commercially?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

50 - 100 / day would be okay - more so ... how close together are these. For example - if it's a take-away store - then rushes come in very small windows - and 100 coffees in 1 hr - it won't do, but if you'r a hair salon, and those 100 are gradually across the day - then yes No worries.

[@asentientgoose]

Wow, the quality of the video is amazing. You’ve got a new sub!

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks 🙏

[@waveman1500]

Why not have a scale in the drip tray, since it has all of those WiFi features?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

That's a great point! The Acaia Scales would be the obvious choice for this. There must be a barrier of some sort that stops many machine manufacturers integrating this in to their design, beyond price ... I don't know too many Home machines that have this feature - but would certainly help!

[@ad_fletch]

Whoa the lack of pump noise. Are there any more affordable models in the Aus market with rotary or gear pumps?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

There are some machines around the $34-3600 that have Rotary pumps yes.

[@TC_Prof]

Looking sharp Josh! 👍👍

[@AlternativeBrewing]

😀 thanks mate

[@orrinbelcher6593]

Beautiful Espresso and Grinder, wonderfully done, super fun colors are great.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks so much!

[@peterdamico336]

Have you ever heard of the "Outin Portable Mini Espresso Machine"? The product is on amazon and looks like a great alternative to the Wacaco brand. I believe the Outin is also all electric so there is no pumping needed. The Outin can pre heated water or will heat up the water for the espresso.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

I hadn't but looking in to it now! Thanks so much

[@peterdamico336]

@@AlternativeBrewing Absolutely! Glad I could help. I’d be very interested in a video/review if you think it’s worth the time. I was considering buying the product but haven’t seen many reviews.
I think this product would be great for hikers and campers, or even just for a more convenient small espresso maker!

[@wakeawaken430]

Excellent review and nice suggesting a boiler pressure setting and how to flush

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks 👍

[@djstr0b3]

"review"? yeah, right

[@waveman1500]

The "San Remo Allground" grinder is also sold as a Fiorenzato Allground in Melbourne.

[@zlutyzakaznik679]

It is the Fiorenzato. Only rebranded. Common practice.

[@tummy_fritters]

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