Hello! On some forum I read that the taste of espresso from the coffee machine is much worse, than from pressure coffee maker. I want to go for Xprelia, but have no place in our city where I could try it. So it will be a blind buy. Concerning the price of the machine, I have a question. Can I be sure that a properly adjusted and well functioning machine make a good coffee, and not "a substitution" for espresso, which comes from a pressure coffee maker, not a machine? Sorry for a silly asking!
Kat -- on the Exprelia, is it possible to control the amount of milk/coffee at brew time? From the Xelsis, it seemed like Gail was able to stop the milk at brew time. Is this also available on the Experlia?
Hello! Thanks for the video! I like the way you are telling about the machines! Thanks a lot! I am wandering - buying Exprelia for home, is that machine is reliable in the long run? I mean we are intended to DRINK coffee quite often since we are going for a coffee machine. Is that machine will serve for a few years? Or we should go for a more complicated ones? Thanks for your opinion! Andrew.
@dan1home Under 5 minutes, if you brew a dummy shot to warm things up. Otherwise, if you set it to come on about 20 minutes before you want to use it, you should be nice and toasty. - Kat
I have seen on other sites that the Exprelia has user profiles, which you said it didn't in the original review. Can you give a confirmation on this? I will defer to you as the final authority on this.
@hugecookiemonster Hahaha - well, to be fair, Saeco bought a stake in Gaggia and then that stake transferred to Phillips; don't know if Phillips has purchased more or not :) - Kat
Hello! On some forum I read that the taste of espresso from the coffee machine is much worse, than from pressure coffee maker. I want to go for Xprelia, but have no place in our city where I could try it. So it will be a blind buy. Concerning the price of the machine, I have a question. Can I be sure that a properly adjusted and well functioning machine make a good coffee, and not "a substitution" for espresso, which comes from a pressure coffee maker, not a machine? Sorry for a silly asking!
AndrewLagunow 4 weeks ago
@AndrewLagunow I answered this via the PM you sent me - hope that helps! - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 3 weeks ago
Kat -- on the Exprelia, is it possible to control the amount of milk/coffee at brew time? From the Xelsis, it seemed like Gail was able to stop the milk at brew time. Is this also available on the Experlia?
cdigs 1 month ago
@cdigs Yeah, you can hit the button and stop it mid steam and mid brew - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 1 month ago
Hello! Thanks for the video! I like the way you are telling about the machines! Thanks a lot! I am wandering - buying Exprelia for home, is that machine is reliable in the long run? I mean we are intended to DRINK coffee quite often since we are going for a coffee machine. Is that machine will serve for a few years? Or we should go for a more complicated ones? Thanks for your opinion! Andrew.
AndrewLagunow 1 month ago
@AndrewLagunow Depending on how well you care for it, these machines can have a lifetime of 7 - 10 years on average. - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 1 month ago
This machine does not have an auto on programming feature.
dan1home 2 months ago
@dan1home I believe it does! I programmed ours in the store via the menu - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 2 months ago
Great, also how long does it take to warm up to optimal brew temperature?
dan1home 2 months ago
@dan1home Under 5 minutes, if you brew a dummy shot to warm things up. Otherwise, if you set it to come on about 20 minutes before you want to use it, you should be nice and toasty. - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 2 months ago
Can this machine be programmed to turn on and off at certain times? If not, does the Xselsis have this feature?
dan1home 2 months ago
@dan1home Yes, it can - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 2 months ago
I have seen on other sites that the Exprelia has user profiles, which you said it didn't in the original review. Can you give a confirmation on this? I will defer to you as the final authority on this.
DilplomaticBarista 2 months ago
@DilplomaticBarista I just did a bunch of demos on this machine yesterday and there wasn't multiple user profiles to be found. - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 2 months ago
Are Philips planning on buying out every coffee machine manufacturer?
First Gaggia now Saeco :O
hugecookiemonster 3 months ago
@hugecookiemonster Hahaha - well, to be fair, Saeco bought a stake in Gaggia and then that stake transferred to Phillips; don't know if Phillips has purchased more or not :) - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 3 months ago
Does it come with a swivel base so that it can rotate when adding water/beans ?
Thank you
virgilstm 4 months ago
@virgilstm It doesn't, unfortunately; none of their newer models in this series have swivel bases :( - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 4 months ago
The storage place for milk port cover thingy is actually in the back of the water lid now, so you can pour water in without taking the lid off.
IvryMorton 5 months ago
@IvryMorton Oh cool! Great to know - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
did Gail say 'expresso' ?!?
chrisguy6 5 months ago 2
@chrisguy6 Possibly, we ain't precious - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
Gail loves those hinges...lol!
ehgz1 5 months ago
@ehgz1 I know, but I guess we all gotta have hobbies ;) - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
congrats for the first....
r3s3tme 5 months ago
@r3s3tme Thanks!
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
second lol
craigdamico1 5 months ago
@craigdamico1 Yay v.2.0!! - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago
first lol
DackIsBack 5 months ago
@DackIsBack YAY!!! ;) - Kat
SeattleCoffeeGear 5 months ago