The E8 is the fourth Jura that we have purchased, and it is definitely my favorite! It makes the best cappuccino that I have ever had. I love the the ability to program different coffees, as my husband and I have very different tastes. Jura’s customer service is the best!
Hi, loved the video. I make this machine every day and we have the best team making them. I think your review as good and true, and as anyone can see, we have the best quality machines.
Our Jura finally gave up today after 14 years of use, by three to four people for an average of 12 cups per day. The best part of this machine was that Jura would repair it for only $375. We are going to repair our old machine, repurpose it for office use, and buy a new E8 for our home. These are great machines!!
That's amazing. Our C9 has broken down after 9.5 years and like you, it's so expensive to repair that we're going to replace. Hope the E8 lasts as long!
Hi Gail. My wonderful husband purchased the Jura E8 as a Christmas present for me (lucky me). I'm really enjoying my machine. it has taken drinking coffee to the next level (just sayin). After extensive research, we choose this model for its pulse feature, removable milk froth system ( for easy cleaning) and the flat white program! Thanks for the demo.
The P.E.P system only works for smaller drink options like espresso, doppio. I don’t believe it does with the coffee, americano, nor the milk based drinks. That’s why the milk based drinks come out a lighter color.
My E8 is on its 4th year and still going strong. Just ordered the 2. gen milfoamer and the smart app plugin. I have the "fine foam" frother and it produces better foam than baristas is the same quality everytime. The only caveat is that the machine cannot display the number of cups that have been made. You need to get the smart app plugin to get that info.
Thanks for the new Jura Z6 I just got last week from you. This thing rocks. Just trying to find the right grind setting for Super Crema beans for an espresso. Do I go the finest on this machine or is that too fine? Also want to point out in the video. The pulsating only works on espressos or other drink under 2.0 ounces, if you make a coffee it will not use the P.E.P. Keep up the great vids.
Thanks for the demo Gail. I bought the machine a month back. Can you recommend some good whole coffee beans to use with this machine? I am more of a cap or latter drinker. Looking to try some different beans/brands that work with superautomatic
@Gail - I'm not sure if you are still monitoring this older review, but I'm considering an E8 or Miele CM6350. There are multiple people drinking coffee drinks in my house, but I only care about espresso. I have a Rancilio Silvia and have never been able to get a pull that compares to the richness of my local coffee roaster. Will the E8 or CM6350 do a better job than the Silvia? Clearly, the Silvia cannot compete with a professional $25k system operated by a trained pro, but I would love to get closer with a fully automatic.
hopefully i will buy this machine in february,still saving for it.any jura 8 owners here?you think it is worth buying?it costs a little bit over 900 euros here and i am thinking of using it for a long time
I wanted a Jura coffee machine for the longest time, but couldn't quite substantiate paying that much for "just" a coffee machine in a 2 people household. My Nespresso machine finally died after over a decade of use, which had me rethink my options. I went for the Jura e8 and oh boy! the difference it's like day and night! I am so exhilarated about my buy and I am looking forward to getting up as early as possible, so to enjoy one or two cups of coffee. Go for it! Enjoy!
but what broke about it? I've read a lot of people are upset they messed it up with oily beans from starbucks and thats just kinda your own fault then. But obiously not everyone does that. So how did your 3 break? What did jura say about it? How long did the machines last? you say over the years... is that 5? or 20? I really want superautomatic around (1k-1,5k euro), as far as i can tell they all have mostly good but some bad reviews. Im mostly thinking between the Jura E8 and the Gaggia Bablia.. both have mostly good but some negative reveiws. It sucks both only seem to last 5-7 years.. i cant really pick between them... i just want easy nice coffee.
@@iStrong113 aha good to hear from a fellow coffee lover! I bit the bullet about 6 months ago, and bought a jura E8 after i found out they sell them in Germany for 350 euro less, and i live close to the boarder. Great bargain for a half hour drive. so far it's been running like a dream. i do keep up with the cleaning cycles, filters, ect. coffee and milk foam are absolutely great. finding the right beans is important. at first i was really disappointed but it turned out i just didn't care for that coffeebean. Why do coffeemachine break around the 5 year mark? boilers for your house last longer. fridges last longer. why would a coffemachine have to break so fast? in an office i get it, a lot of use, no one feels truly responsible for cleaning. but at home? *(I am actually asking, because I've been reading that everywhere so you seem to be completely right. But i don't really understand why that is the norm.). that being said, mine is doing great! hoping to enjoy it for a long time! what do you have?
@@iStrong113 that sounds great! I'm having a lot of fun with my machine. i think changing the settings might help with the flavour of the espresso. the biggest thing you can do is try different beans tho. I've had a bag that i just couldn't get to taste nice, but switching to other beans made a huge difference.i would advise once you buy your own bags to buy some smaller ones, so you don't have to finish a whole kilo, and don't end up with several open bags. for me beans had a biggest impact. and it's fun to taste some different beans! i too prefer milk drinks. but if you have a really good bean, espresso tastes great too. but that is such a consecrated flavour in a small cup. if the bean/roast isn't great or to your taste, there is no way to hide it in an espresso. i hope you'll enjoy your E8 as much as i do! welcome to the family!
I'm a big fan of the Kicking Horse Coffee, Kick Ass, Dark Roast, however, it is an oily-er bean. Can you recommend a dark roast bean that works ill with the E8? Does a Oily bean hurt the machine?
Oily beans don't hurt the machines, but oily beans are not usually good beans. The oily beans get stuck in the grinder. This is true of all good grinders.
Hi there! Question for ya! With the flat white on the E8, do I need to manually maneuver the Professional Fine Frother dial to get the silky froth, and then move the frother dial to get the cappuccino froth on top? Does it do it automagically? If I do have to manually do this, then couldn't I make a Flat White on a Jura F8 TFT if I bought the connected system Professional Frother for it? Does that make sense?
thanks for a nice review! Could you please tell us about the taste of espresso? How is the taste in comparison with espresso from portalfiler machine like Rocket R58?
Is it possible to do microfoam milk for latte art with this machine and the prof frother? I cannot make it work, been trying for weeks now! Any tips on how to work this frother? Greetings from Denmark :)
Hi Gail I had the Delonghi Eletta Capachino Top and had a few problems with it it was repaired twice in 2 months and the other issue was the milk was always luke warm. We have since returned the machine. I am looking at this model, is it more robust that the Delonghi? and is the milk Hot? also My wife likes a weak Piccolo Latte and I like a long double shot flat white, will tjis machine accommodate both drinks without much trouble? Kind regards from Sydney Australia
Question: If memory serves me correctly, one cannot adjust the milk temperature on this Jura model so can you tell us the average temperature of the frothy milk produced? I noted in a comparison video between the Miele CM 6310 and the Jura A9, you commented the milk from the Jura unit was though slightly thicker, it was much cooler and this seems to be a regular posted comment on various websites. We are leaning toward the purchase of the Jura E8 but have concerns about the milk temperature, especially since this unit does not have a cup warmer like the Miele CM 6310. Thank you!
Correct, the E8 does not have adjustable milk temp. Jura only includes that option on their higher-end machines. The milk temp on Juras, in general, seems to be hotter than in most other superautomatic machines.
Many thanks for the prompt response! Would it be possible to get an actual temperature range for the milk exiting from the steamer/frother on this machine? I find actual measurements to be more helpful than subjective comparisons to other non-specific machines. Thank you!
If you pick up a handful of coffee beans and they leave a residue on your hands - or if you can see residue on the inside of a bag of beans - that means they are oily, and hence, freshly roasted. Lighter roasts aren't as oily, so don't expect as much residue as you'd find with a darker roast. Take a look at our selection at bit.ly/1KCZufx most coffees will specify in the reviews what beans are good for what brew methods. Our sales staff is also available on chat to help you with any purchases..
Seattle Coffee Gear First, thank you very much for your answers. I bought a “Bristot TIZIANO”. Is it ok to use it with my Jura e8? I can’t find this coffee beans on your link. Thank you again.
I had the F8, then decided to get the E8. So, I've had time with both. I prefer the E8 over the F8 just a little bit. The E8 has more technology. The E8 has P.E.P, which produces a little bit of a fuller espresso, although it isn't mind blowing. The E8 also has the G3 Aroma Grinder which supposedly leaves less ground coffee in the grinder, allowing for fresher beans. Also like how the E8 has the drip tray sensor, where the F8 does not. The E8 has the option to make a Flat White (my favorite drink so far), but I assume you could manually make a Flat White on the F8 if you really wanted to. The E8 comes with the Fine Professional Frother, which allows better control over consistency of the milk foam. The F8 comes with the regular Fine Frother, but the Professional Frother can be purchased separately (about a $100). The E8 is a lot more expensive than the F8. The Jura E8 is about $1900 if you buy it new. The F8 is about $1400 or so. The one thing I really like on the F8 that the E8 doesn't have is the rotary dial that shows pictures of the drinks that you can pick from. Bottom line is, they are both good machines. The E8 has newer technology built in, but at the end of the day, I can't say I really noticed much of a difference in taste and overall functionality between the machines. If you are on a budget spring for the F8. If you want to be fancy, buy the E8.
What are oily coffee beans ? I’m thinking of getting a bean to cup and am new to this world. Would the E8 be a good by also I like hot chocolate can this machine facilitate this ?
The new Jura's are unique in that they use a pulse extraction process, so they sort of 'wiggle' pressure-wise. It does stay right around 9 bars since the brew units are pressurized.
The E8 is the fourth Jura that we have purchased, and it is definitely my favorite! It makes the best cappuccino that I have ever had. I love the the ability to program different coffees, as my husband and I have very different tastes. Jura’s customer service is the best!
Hi, loved the video. I make this machine every day and we have the best team making them. I think your review as good and true, and as anyone can see, we have the best quality machines.
Thanks Seattle. Thanks Gayle. Anytime I need to know about a machine I come here. Glen, Australia. Always helpful
Our Jura finally gave up today after 14 years of use, by three to four people for an average of 12 cups per day. The best part of this machine was that Jura would repair it for only $375. We are going to repair our old machine, repurpose it for office use, and buy a new E8 for our home. These are great machines!!
My F9 just gave up. Jura doesn't refurb this model anymore so I'll have to by another machine. A new E8 or a used S9 probably.
That's amazing. Our C9 has broken down after 9.5 years and like you, it's so expensive to repair that we're going to replace. Hope the E8 lasts as long!
Got the impressa F7 that I've had a few years. Thought I'd get a newer model and was gonna order the E6 till I see your video. Now ordered the E8.
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Did you just.... I had my mouth crying for that tasty Flat White..
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Hi Gail.
My wonderful husband purchased the Jura E8 as a Christmas present for me (lucky me). I'm really enjoying my machine. it has taken drinking coffee to the next level (just sayin). After extensive research, we choose this model for its pulse feature, removable milk froth system ( for easy cleaning) and the flat white program! Thanks for the demo.
Most excellent! Glad to hear you're enjoying it.
Does the P.E.P. work on the espresso delivered from the milk-based side? I could hear it on the coffee-only side, but not when you made the americano.
The P.E.P system only works for smaller drink options like espresso, doppio. I don’t believe it does with the coffee, americano, nor the milk based drinks. That’s why the milk based drinks come out a lighter color.
Hi guys! How about a review of the new E8 G2? It seems like it has enough new features to justify a revisit. Thanks!
uncleheide yes. That and a comparision with E6 would be nice.
My E8 is on its 4th year and still going strong. Just ordered the 2. gen milfoamer and the smart app plugin.
I have the "fine foam" frother and it produces better foam than baristas is the same quality everytime.
The only caveat is that the machine cannot display the number of cups that have been made. You need to get the smart app plugin to get that info.
@@iStrong113 Yearly service, where they complete rinse the machine inside etc. About 150 USD from a licensed 3rd party
Hi how come you don’t have any reviews of the latest Jura coffee machines such as the J8?
I learn so much from these videos. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
need to compare it with another similar machine such as the S8. Otherwise the differences are not clear
Thanks for the new Jura Z6 I just got last week from you. This thing rocks. Just trying to find the right grind setting for Super Crema beans for an espresso. Do I go the finest on this machine or is that too fine? Also want to point out in the video. The pulsating only works on espressos or other drink under 2.0 ounces, if you make a coffee it will not use the P.E.P. Keep up the great vids.
Grind setting is totally up to you and your taste buds. You can definitely go with the finest grind if it gets you coffee you love :D
Thanks for the demo Gail. I bought the machine a month back. Can you recommend some good whole coffee beans to use with this machine? I am more of a cap or latter drinker. Looking to try some different beans/brands that work with superautomatic
@Gail - I'm not sure if you are still monitoring this older review, but I'm considering an E8 or Miele CM6350. There are multiple people drinking coffee drinks in my house, but I only care about espresso. I have a Rancilio Silvia and have never been able to get a pull that compares to the richness of my local coffee roaster. Will the E8 or CM6350 do a better job than the Silvia? Clearly, the Silvia cannot compete with a professional $25k system operated by a trained pro, but I would love to get closer with a fully automatic.
hopefully i will buy this machine in february,still saving for it.any jura 8 owners here?you think it is worth buying?it costs a little bit over 900 euros here and i am thinking of using it for a long time
I wanted a Jura coffee machine for the longest time, but couldn't quite substantiate paying that much for "just" a coffee machine in a 2 people household. My Nespresso machine finally died after over a decade of use, which had me rethink my options. I went for the Jura e8 and oh boy! the difference it's like day and night! I am so exhilarated about my buy and I am looking forward to getting up as early as possible, so to enjoy one or two cups of coffee. Go for it! Enjoy!
Very
truthful review! I love it!
I have one and enjoy it a bunch!
Love the Jura but after going through 3 of them over the years I will not buy another without a removable brew group.
but what broke about it?
I've read a lot of people are upset they messed it up with oily beans from starbucks and thats just kinda your own fault then. But obiously not everyone does that. So how did your 3 break? What did jura say about it?
How long did the machines last? you say over the years... is that 5? or 20?
I really want superautomatic around (1k-1,5k euro), as far as i can tell they all have mostly good but some bad reviews. Im mostly thinking between the Jura E8 and the Gaggia Bablia.. both have mostly good but some negative reveiws. It sucks both only seem to last 5-7 years.. i cant really pick between them... i just want easy nice coffee.
@@iStrong113 aha good to hear from a fellow coffee lover!
I bit the bullet about 6 months ago, and bought a jura E8 after i found out they sell them in Germany for 350 euro less, and i live close to the boarder. Great bargain for a half hour drive.
so far it's been running like a dream. i do keep up with the cleaning cycles, filters, ect. coffee and milk foam are absolutely great. finding the right beans is important. at first i was really disappointed but it turned out i just didn't care for that coffeebean.
Why do coffeemachine break around the 5 year mark? boilers for your house last longer. fridges last longer. why would a coffemachine have to break so fast? in an office i get it, a lot of use, no one feels truly responsible for cleaning. but at home?
*(I am actually asking, because I've been reading that everywhere so you seem to be completely right. But i don't really understand why that is the norm.).
that being said, mine is doing great! hoping to enjoy it for a long time! what do you have?
@@iStrong113 that sounds great! I'm having a lot of fun with my machine.
i think changing the settings might help with the flavour of the espresso. the biggest thing you can do is try different beans tho. I've had a bag that i just couldn't get to taste nice, but switching to other beans made a huge difference.i would advise once you buy your own bags to buy some smaller ones, so you don't have to finish a whole kilo, and don't end up with several open bags. for me beans had a biggest impact. and it's fun to taste some different beans!
i too prefer milk drinks. but if you have a really good bean, espresso tastes great too. but that is such a consecrated flavour in a small cup. if the bean/roast isn't great or to your taste, there is no way to hide it in an espresso.
i hope you'll enjoy your E8 as much as i do! welcome to the family!
I'm a big fan of the Kicking Horse Coffee, Kick Ass, Dark Roast, however, it is an oily-er bean. Can you recommend a dark roast bean that works ill with the E8? Does a Oily bean hurt the machine?
Oily beans don't hurt the machines, but oily beans are not usually good beans. The oily beans get stuck in the grinder. This is true of all good grinders.
The PEP technology is only in short coffee like Espresso not for regular coffee Gail.
If you had a couple of these could they handle a small cafe workload or would they not be durable enough?
The name is "Jura", which is Swiss German. It is pronounced "Yura" because in German an initial J is pronounced as a Y.
My Saeco Intelia leaks like a sieve, I empty the drip tray almost every other day. Do Jura's leak? I've been looking at the 8 for a while.
You should have a tech take a look at your Intelia. It might actually have a leak!
I have the original E8 that currently has made 14,233 shots of espresso. I will replace it with this model when it finally dies.
love your channel!
Thank you :D
Hi there! Question for ya! With the flat white on the E8, do I need to manually maneuver the Professional Fine Frother dial to get the silky froth, and then move the frother dial to get the cappuccino froth on top? Does it do it automagically? If I do have to manually do this, then couldn't I make a Flat White on a Jura F8 TFT if I bought the connected system Professional Frother for it? Does that make sense?
thanks for a nice review! Could you please tell us about the taste of espresso? How is the taste in comparison with espresso from portalfiler machine like Rocket R58?
Not comparable. A true portafilter will win out every time.
Is it possible to do microfoam milk for latte art with this machine and the prof frother? I cannot make it work, been trying for weeks now! Any tips on how to work this frother? Greetings from Denmark :)
One of the best review. 5000 k Wtches plsss
Why no oily beans?
Can you control the milk temperature on the E8? :)
How does this compare to the Breville Oracle?
Breville Oracle isn't super automatic, so you'll get way better espresso with breville... but it isn't super automatic.
Nooooo! How could you just dump out that perfectly good Flat white!? Just sayin!
i was thinking the same thing
Perfect?? it had a bigger head than a latte....... XD
my thoughts exactly :)
@@jamiedudding22 Because she had the froth settings to maximum
Mathieu Gagnon then it’s not a flat white
Help me out please Juro E8 or SAECO Xelsis SM7680?
Hi Gail
I had the Delonghi Eletta Capachino Top and had a few problems with it it was repaired twice in 2 months and the other issue was the milk was always luke warm. We have since returned the machine.
I am looking at this model, is it more robust that the Delonghi? and is the milk Hot?
also My wife likes a weak Piccolo Latte and I like a long double shot flat white, will tjis machine accommodate both drinks without much trouble?
Kind regards from Sydney Australia
Question: If memory serves me correctly, one cannot adjust the milk temperature on this Jura model so can you tell us the average temperature of the frothy milk produced? I noted in a comparison video between the Miele CM 6310 and the Jura A9, you commented the milk from the Jura unit was though slightly thicker, it was much cooler and this seems to be a regular posted comment on various websites. We are leaning toward the purchase of the Jura E8 but have concerns about the milk temperature, especially since this unit does not have a cup warmer like the Miele CM 6310. Thank you!
Correct, the E8 does not have adjustable milk temp. Jura only includes that option on their higher-end machines. The milk temp on Juras, in general, seems to be hotter than in most other superautomatic machines.
Many thanks for the prompt response! Would it be possible to get an actual temperature range for the milk exiting from the steamer/frother on this machine? I find actual measurements to be more helpful than subjective comparisons to other non-specific machines. Thank you!
How could i know if coffee bean are oily?
What kind of coffee bean are suitable for the jura e8?
If you pick up a handful of coffee beans and they leave a residue on your hands - or if you can see residue on the inside of a bag of beans - that means they are oily, and hence, freshly roasted. Lighter roasts aren't as oily, so don't expect as much residue as you'd find with a darker roast. Take a look at our selection at bit.ly/1KCZufx most coffees will specify in the reviews what beans are good for what brew methods. Our sales staff is also available on chat to help you with any purchases..
Seattle Coffee Gear
First, thank you very much for your answers.
I bought a “Bristot TIZIANO”. Is it ok to use it with my Jura e8?
I can’t find this coffee beans on your link.
Thank you again.
which one is better between E8 and F8? which one do you prefer?
I had the F8, then decided to get the E8. So, I've had time with both. I prefer the E8 over the F8 just a little bit. The E8 has more technology. The E8 has P.E.P, which produces a little bit of a fuller espresso, although it isn't mind blowing. The E8 also has the G3 Aroma Grinder which supposedly leaves less ground coffee in the grinder, allowing for fresher beans. Also like how the E8 has the drip tray sensor, where the F8 does not. The E8 has the option to make a Flat White (my favorite drink so far), but I assume you could manually make a Flat White on the F8 if you really wanted to. The E8 comes with the Fine Professional Frother, which allows better control over consistency of the milk foam. The F8 comes with the regular Fine Frother, but the Professional Frother can be purchased separately (about a $100). The E8 is a lot more expensive than the F8. The Jura E8 is about $1900 if you buy it new. The F8 is about $1400 or so. The one thing I really like on the F8 that the E8 doesn't have is the rotary dial that shows pictures of the drinks that you can pick from.
Bottom line is, they are both good machines. The E8 has newer technology built in, but at the end of the day, I can't say I really noticed much of a difference in taste and overall functionality between the machines. If you are on a budget spring for the F8. If you want to be fancy, buy the E8.
Jeff Abrams Thanks a lot. It's very helpful to choose the machine.
You are very welcome!
What are oily coffee beans ? I’m thinking of getting a bean to cup and am new to this world. Would the E8 be a good by also I like hot chocolate can this machine facilitate this ?
Hi，
I just want to buy a Jura coffee machine. How about Jura A9 and E8? Which one is better? Could you give me some suggestion?
Thank you.
why don't you want to use oily beans in these machines?
Sasha Josephs probably clogs them up. I have a Jura C9 and I can’t use oily beans in it either
I bought this cafe mashin, but my coffe it's hot , I change the setting to level hight temperate but my coffe still not hot enough.
nice
How many bars of pressure and what's the price
The new Jura's are unique in that they use a pulse extraction process, so they sort of 'wiggle' pressure-wise. It does stay right around 9 bars since the brew units are pressurized.
Cost on this is $1899.00.
Hello
How hot is coffee latte in degrees?
my simen eq6 was about 45 50 degrees hot, is not that well called for a latte
mvh svante
Hi Gail. Make a review of the Espresso Veloce
No brew group cleaning. Not going to get my money.
A 2000$ machine.
And what you do with the ugly rubber tube when not needed???
Its pronounced YUR-AH