Which of these do you guys think is the best deal, considering price vs features? Check prices here: geni.us/BrevilleEspressoMach (Breville/Sage affiliate link)
I got the sea salt impress ..it’s a fabulous espresso machine and its ease of use with the dose system and tamper is fantastic..I would recommend this machine to anyone starting out on the barista route. My milk skills are somewhat lacking at this point.. Thanks again for an excellent and informative video..😉
I actually first learned how to pull a shot on the Barista Express, so I have a soft spot for it... I would say when it's time to upgrade, if space is a concern go for the Barista Pro, or just do what I did and get a separate grinder and the Dual Boiler! 😁
The finacial jump from Barista pro to noticeably better system is quite high. Like Rancilio Silvia Pro X + 500€ grinder and you are looking at minium of 1700€
I have the express and I absolutely love it. It makes unbelievably good coffee. Wouldn't have anything else. I'm sure mine makes the steam wand quicker than that. I'll have to give a test!
Hi Tom! Thanks for you videos... really really well done, so well done that I bought a Sage Barista Pro which arrived today :D So I will dismiss my Illy Iperespresso and start using my new Pro :) I've seen all your last videos of the Sage machines, and you always use the double shot basket with 18gr of coffee. As an Italian who drinks 4 coffees a day... having a double espresso each time it would be too much! :D It would be really appreciated if you could make a video using the single basket for a single espresso shot :) At least watching how you dial, it could be a good start to set mine! Thanks in advance ;)
I ended up with the Brevile colour touch impress model which must be a variant of the Pro for our New Zealand market. I would really like plumbed in water but otherwise it has been very good. Auto milk is great for take away coffee when in a hurry in the mornings. I do wonder how much better the 58mm Oracle model would have been at extracting more flavour and it has front fill for the water. I do find after making 2 coffees in a row when i have guests the 3rd and 4th coffees can vary due to the machine heating up.
Hard to say. My wife prefers the Express Impress because it's no mess. The steam wand is way better on the Pro though, and also setting the temperature is much more intuitive. It's kind of a toss up for me.
Thanks for another great video Tom!! Quick question about the grinders - is it true the Pro grinder is metal while the express and express impress are plastic burrs?? 😳
Thank's for great reviews! Question, does Express Impress also have BPA free plastic parts as the Pro has? Is it possible to get water at the same time the grinding is working? I like to make americano, which one u recommend for that?
is the price different worth the impress versus express? thinking about getting my mom one, and i wanted to know if the impress is easier than the express
What are your experiences with longevity of sage models? I have read so many horrifying stories online that I am holding back from the company. Background information: currently considering whether to get a DeLonghi Dedica Maestro Plus with the Eureka Mignon Specialita and the bottomless porta filter (~750€) or a refurbished Sage Oracle Touch with (only) 12 months of warranty for ~1000€. The latter one sounds intreaguing at first glance, but supposedly has issues with inconsistent grinds and temperature as well as major issues with the decalc program, which tends to kill quite a few of the oracle touches. Also, from my (not really profound) unterstanding of the matter, the significantly better Eureca grinder should result in better Espresso extraction (and is easily sufficient for a way higher end espresso machine in the long run). Any advice is welcome! :)
Recently I got barista express Even there is click in grind settings, I found I can set value in between clicks My shot time is not stable though 😅 like 15sec to 50sec I wonder I need better grinder for consistent shot time
Every different coffee you use will require different grind settings. If you're using the same beans and getting different results, then you may need new burrs for the built-in grinder or a standalone for more consistency.
How reliable are these machines? My Philips super automatic broke down due to electrical issues after 4 years. Was mainly looking at the Barista Pro as replacement.
@@geomcl I feel like the thermocoil has the edge if the machine is thoroughly heated up (20-30 minutes). I generally just make two shots at a time for my wife and I, and either machine is capable of that. Cheers!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Well, I finally chose Pro as I come from an e61 machine and my mainly reason for buying a Breville/Sage was for fast heating, waiting 20-30 minutes takes away the whole meaning of fast heating.
At some point you are going to have to standardize these comparison or machine reviews; kind of like Doug Demiro or matt Watson but for coffee machines. I recall some stocks related youtube channel that have standardized their analysis through an excel sheet; splitting requirements into relevant categories.
@@HomesteadAce holy smokers! That guy has got 5 million subscribers. Can you recommend a good model video of his that I could take a look at as a reference?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner so the guy whose excel presentation style I like is this watch minute 2:00+ ruclips.net/video/6ETEH-N5Zqc/видео.htmlfeature=shared Regarding the two car related channels; they have the same MO for their car reviews; I don't know much about video production but I would standardize it to essentially go over the excel sheet categories and maybe have a "recommendation" scale like CarWOW does.
Mr Tom,my stilosa started leaking after a year.As a beginner i started with Delonghi stilosa, could you please recommend me any budget and decent esspresso machine around $500 except Delonghi their customer service is so horrible. Thanks
You’re right, it does. I don’t feel like they make a palpable difference, however to be honest. But, still nice to know that it’s got the most current burrs available.
As an expert I would need your experience which one of these does give a good taste of expresso! My opinion is impress one but not sure! I want your advice please before purchasing the machine.
Honestly, I'd say they are very similar. I'd give the edge to the Express, or Express impress for the longer pre-infusion possible, and because it eventually heats the brew group. Also consider the new Ninja Luxe Cafe. It's pretty awesome.
It is, but you might have to adjust the inner collar to make it fine enough. I’ve showed that on each of my previous deep dive reviews of these models.
Well, I think this, and the Delong Deda are the two best selling espresso machines worldwide. You have to also realize that Breville has a stronghold on markets like Bath and Body Works, and other appliance stores.
Well, it’s a small amount of coffee that packs a punch. Personally, espresso is my favorite form of coffee preparation. In particular, I love milk based drinks like cappuccinos. You cannot make those without espresso.
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Which of these do you guys think is the best deal, considering price vs features?
Check prices here: geni.us/BrevilleEspressoMach (Breville/Sage affiliate link)
I love a good “no fluff” video. I just ordered the pro from Amazon after watching this. Thanks for the info!
Nice! Thanks for the comment!
I have owned the Pro model for over a year and I am very happy with the purchase!
I got the sea salt impress ..it’s a fabulous espresso machine and its ease of use with the dose system and tamper is fantastic..I would recommend this machine to anyone starting out on the barista route. My milk skills are somewhat lacking at this point.. Thanks again for an excellent and informative video..😉
I actually first learned how to pull a shot on the Barista Express, so I have a soft spot for it... I would say when it's time to upgrade, if space is a concern go for the Barista Pro, or just do what I did and get a separate grinder and the Dual Boiler! 😁
Which do you have ? Xx
Love the breakdown of all the machines Tom❤️🙏👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
I got the express a year ago for 150€. And it’s making me happy every day since
how did you get in that price ?
@@Selfdev-fc6dl saw it on kleinanzeigen here in germany. Someone wanted to get it out of the house. ;)
I own a Barista Pro and it has been my favorite purchase of the year. I foresee being quite content with this machine for a while.
The finacial jump from Barista pro to noticeably better system is quite high. Like Rancilio Silvia Pro X + 500€ grinder and you are looking at minium of 1700€
Steam is a huge feature my current sage coffee machine ( the black one ) takes forever to steam the milk.
I have the express and I absolutely love it. It makes unbelievably good coffee. Wouldn't have anything else. I'm sure mine makes the steam wand quicker than that. I'll have to give a test!
thanks so much Tom! This was extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent as always
Thank you! This review helps a lot ❤
Thank you for explaining
Excellent thank you
Hi Tom!
Thanks for you videos... really really well done, so well done that I bought a Sage Barista Pro which arrived today :D So I will dismiss my Illy Iperespresso and start using my new Pro :)
I've seen all your last videos of the Sage machines, and you always use the double shot basket with 18gr of coffee. As an Italian who drinks 4 coffees a day... having a double espresso each time it would be too much! :D
It would be really appreciated if you could make a video using the single basket for a single espresso shot :) At least watching how you dial, it could be a good start to set mine!
Thanks in advance ;)
I ended up with the Brevile colour touch impress model which must be a variant of the Pro for our New Zealand market. I would really like plumbed in water but otherwise it has been very good. Auto milk is great for take away coffee when in a hurry in the mornings. I do wonder how much better the 58mm Oracle model would have been at extracting more flavour and it has front fill for the water. I do find after making 2 coffees in a row when i have guests the 3rd and 4th coffees can vary due to the machine heating up.
I would love a version of one of these machines with a dual boiler. Would happily pay a premium!
Sure, Breville also makes a dual boiler. I did a video on it...
I am planning to purchase one of these three options. Which one would you recommend? Please help me decide
My express is still going well after 7 years of use, but just for me in my office.
Can the product use both plant and dairy milk?
Which one would you choose Tom?
Hard to say. My wife prefers the Express Impress because it's no mess. The steam wand is way better on the Pro though, and also setting the temperature is much more intuitive. It's kind of a toss up for me.
Expresss impress for sure 🤘🏻
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Which would you recommend Express Impress or the de'Longhi EC9555.M La Specialista Opera? Thanks for your videos.
Good video❤
Great video Tom you rock!!!!
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Thanks for another great video Tom!! Quick question about the grinders - is it true the Pro grinder is metal while the express and express impress are plastic burrs?? 😳
No, they are all stainless steel conical burrs. Cheers!
Thanks so much for excellent video content and your expertise!!
Thank's for great reviews! Question, does Express Impress also have BPA free plastic parts as the Pro has? Is it possible to get water at the same time the grinding is working? I like to make americano, which one u recommend for that?
is the price different worth the impress versus express? thinking about getting my mom one, and i wanted to know if the impress is easier than the express
What are your experiences with longevity of sage models? I have read so many horrifying stories online that I am holding back from the company.
Background information: currently considering whether to get a DeLonghi Dedica Maestro Plus with the Eureka Mignon Specialita and the bottomless porta filter (~750€) or a refurbished Sage Oracle Touch with (only) 12 months of warranty for ~1000€. The latter one sounds intreaguing at first glance, but supposedly has issues with inconsistent grinds and temperature as well as major issues with the decalc program, which tends to kill quite a few of the oracle touches. Also, from my (not really profound) unterstanding of the matter, the significantly better Eureca grinder should result in better Espresso extraction (and is easily sufficient for a way higher end espresso machine in the long run).
Any advice is welcome! :)
Recently I got barista express
Even there is click in grind settings, I found I can set value in between clicks
My shot time is not stable though 😅 like 15sec to 50sec
I wonder I need better grinder for consistent shot time
Every different coffee you use will require different grind settings. If you're using the same beans and getting different results, then you may need new burrs for the built-in grinder or a standalone for more consistency.
How reliable are these machines? My Philips super automatic broke down due to electrical issues after 4 years. Was mainly looking at the Barista Pro as replacement.
If I had to choose between the three it would be pro! But personally, I prefer a separate grinder.
How about the quality of the shots? Did you try these machines side by side with same beans and grind levels? Does one taste better than the others?
The pro for convenience. Any difference in espresso between thermocoil and thermojet? Any issue with pulling back to back shots with the thermojet?
@@geomcl I feel like the thermocoil has the edge if the machine is thoroughly heated up (20-30 minutes). I generally just make two shots at a time for my wife and I, and either machine is capable of that. Cheers!
@@TomsCoffeeCorner Well, I finally chose Pro as I come from an e61 machine and my mainly reason for buying a Breville/Sage was for fast heating, waiting 20-30 minutes takes away the whole meaning of fast heating.
@@dejedejsson it's 20-30 seconds from cold to "ready"...what sort of person cannot wait that long?
@@cerealport2726 20-30 minutes !!!
At some point you are going to have to standardize these comparison or machine reviews; kind of like Doug Demiro or matt Watson but for coffee machines.
I recall some stocks related youtube channel that have standardized their analysis through an excel sheet; splitting requirements into relevant categories.
@@HomesteadAce holy smokers! That guy has got 5 million subscribers. Can you recommend a good model video of his that I could take a look at as a reference?
@@TomsCoffeeCorner so the guy whose excel presentation style I like is this watch minute 2:00+ ruclips.net/video/6ETEH-N5Zqc/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Regarding the two car related channels; they have the same MO for their car reviews; I don't know much about video production but I would standardize it to essentially go over the excel sheet categories and maybe have a "recommendation" scale like CarWOW does.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner another channel whose video style I like is Vacuum Wars.
The intelligent dosing seems handy. Is that only on the impress ?
Also the Touch Impress.
Mr Tom,my stilosa started leaking after a year.As a beginner i started with Delonghi stilosa, could you please recommend me any budget and decent esspresso machine around $500 except Delonghi their customer service is so horrible. Thanks
Honestly for $500, I'd go for the Ninja Luxe.
Doesn't the Pro also have Baratza burrs as opposed to the generic burrs in the Express and Impress?
You’re right, it does. I don’t feel like they make a palpable difference, however to be honest. But, still nice to know that it’s got the most current burrs available.
As an expert I would need your experience which one of these does give a good taste of expresso! My opinion is impress one but not sure! I want your advice please before purchasing the machine.
Honestly, I'd say they are very similar. I'd give the edge to the Express, or Express impress for the longer pre-infusion possible, and because it eventually heats the brew group. Also consider the new Ninja Luxe Cafe. It's pretty awesome.
@@TomsCoffeeCorner ninja doesn't heat up properly, and over grinds sometimes.
IS grinder in basic model good enough to grind for espresso?
It is, but you might have to adjust the inner collar to make it fine enough. I’ve showed that on each of my previous deep dive reviews of these models.
Better the pro or the dual boiler?
Dual Boiler, for shizzle.
Can you upgrade to 58mm portafilter and basket?
if you make the parts and do all the modifications yourself, yes,.... otherwise, no.
@cerealport2726 what do you mean "make the parts". I thought on some machines it was possible to buy the 58mm porta filter and basket and it will fit?
@@leftyspinn not in this case.
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They must sell a lot of those and/or, peeps don't like them after buying because local FB Marketplace is jammed with them, mostly the "Express".
Well, I think this, and the Delong Deda are the two best selling espresso machines worldwide. You have to also realize that Breville has a stronghold on markets like Bath and Body Works, and other appliance stores.
So in other words get the express and buy a scale
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Seems to me that it’s a lot of money for a small amount of coffee, but it seems some folks think it’s worth it?
Well, it’s a small amount of coffee that packs a punch. Personally, espresso is my favorite form of coffee preparation. In particular, I love milk based drinks like cappuccinos. You cannot make those without espresso.
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