Crew Review: Saeco Odea Series

The entry-level superautomatic in Saeco's newest line of machines is the Saeco Odea series, which includes the Go and the Giro. Gail talks to us about the different features of each machine and then demonstrates making a latte on the Giro.

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Howto & Style

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• saeco
• odea giro
• go
• superautomatic
• espresso machine
• comparison
• review
• how-to
• demonstration

[TarStarFilmz]

I am deciding between the Odea Go and the Vienna Plus, which on do you think is a better buy? I noticed that the refurbished Odea is only $30 more than the refurbished Vienna Plus Graphite model. How big of an upgrade is the Odea Go from the Vienna Plus? Thank you

[SeattleCoffeeGear]

@TarStarFilmz I would go with the Vienna -- am not a big fan of the Go as it often has sensor issues and the Vienna rarely suffers from them - Kat

[jochemvanl]

Nice video! I saw lucky luke in the foam, with his hat down and his arms behind his back.

[SeattleCoffeeGear]

@jochemvanl Ha - I love it :) - Kat

[nino18654]

I love this machine ,my wife give to me for Christmas . Beautiful Latte macchiato,but how do you descale it ? You should show it .

[SeattleCoffeeGear]

I'll put this on our video to-do list. - Kat

[SeattleCoffeeGear]

I agree! It is pretty loud. :) I think the wands on these are wider than the ones on the semi-autos, so you can't swap them out easily. - Kat

[nlmaxx]

i do love this machine, 1 thing i dont like about it, its noise & vibrations , just put 2 wheels, steering underneath and you'll have italian scooter :)

there is a nice re-done for this machine, the -Odea Giro Plus Cappuccino E.S-. it energy-saving futures & has a cappucinatore for those who want to be lazy .... you'll have to give up the 14meter cup high though. currently only in europe.

does a normal (AROMA) cappuccinatore fit also (with some extra parts)?