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Automatic espresso machine by Gaggia, suitable for individuals who want perfect coffee with a simple process.
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The Cadorna Prestige is a super-automatic Espresso machine by Gaggia with a built-in grinder, made in Italy. The machine's operation and programming are carried out via a TFT screen and buttons, allowing for easy and quick customization of all settings. Adapted to the user's needs, it is easy and interactive, guiding the user in great detail through the operation, adjustment, and cleaning of the machine. The grinder features ceramic blades that ensure silent grinding, long-lasting, and high performance for extracting the best coffee aromas. Capability to use a large cup. The distance from the grate to the spout is 15.5cm, allowing the use of a large cup, and the sliding grate at a distance of 7cm from the spout is used for serving traditional espresso. Integrated milk jug that easily prepares cream for cappuccino with the press of a button.
Ability to adjust the aroma and intensity of the coffee by setting the amount of ground coffee per cup among 5 options
The durable 100% ceramic grinders extract the purest essence from coffee beans, preventing overheating and burning. This material guarantees long-lasting performance, silence, and the best result in the cup. Choose from 10 options to customize your espresso, from the finest grind for a strong flavor to the coarsest grind for a lighter coffee.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
The machine was purchased 2.5 years ago for €790. Primarily, we relied on the reviews, which are all above 4 stars. The machine is an incredibly easy solution for anyone who wants to drink espresso quickly and easily - (and various coffee drinks based on espresso). Up to that point. The coffee always comes out average, with average crema and flavor. It never delivered the ml that it was supposed to for each coffee, making it impossible to make a decent freddo. So, after 2.5 years, with the opportunity of its definitive cessation of operation (it just drips a few drops of coffee), a coffee grinder and a Sage machine were purchased, and we remembered the real taste of coffee. Anyone who doesn't have 5 minutes to deal with grinding and extraction and has €800 will get an easy-to-use mediocrity to drink a coffee beverage. The rest of us simply move on.
A very good machine that automatically makes all types of coffee. The fredo I make is better than the one I used to drink at coffee shops! For those who give you on the way, I don't even discuss it!
After two or three coffees wasted and once you find the settings that suit your taste (and it has them all), you will drink the perfect fredo, fredo cappuccino, or whatever else. Of course, I paid 800 euros for it, including shipping!! It may seem like a lot, but if God blesses you and you get it, you will see!!
For anyone using a capsule machine or an economical machine with pre-ground coffee, this is definitely a great upgrade. I had the Gaggia classic with a grinder and it definitely does not make better or even equally good coffee in terms of body, crema, etc. I bought it because I wanted to be able to make decent espresso, cappuccino, etc. with just one press every morning. It does everything decently and quickly for its price. You need to follow the cleaning and maintenance instructions, which are not difficult but not for everyone... I definitely recommend it.
I have had this machine for two months. It's worth every euro. The coffee is excellent, the use of the machine is easy, and its maintenance is also easy. The machine's menu is also available in Greek. With good quality coffee, you won't want to get it from outside again. The frother is as it should be.
For maintenance, you will need this for cleaning the coffee grinding unit and the frother jug:
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/23064467/Urnex-%CE%9A%CE%B1%CE%B8%CE%B1%CF%81%CE%B9%CF%83%CF%84%CE%B9%CE%BA%CF%8C-%CE%9C%CE%B7%CF%87%CE%B1%CE%BD%CE%AE%CF%82-Espresso-Cafiza-2-900-gr-8005000020.html#reviews
For descaling the machine, it is good to get this:
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/22556110/Gaggia-Decalcificante-%CE%9A%CE%B1%CE%B8%CE%B1%CF%81%CE%B9%CF%83%CF%84%CE%B9%CE%BA%CF%8C-%CE%9A%CE%B1%CF%86%CE%B5%CF%84%CE%B9%CE%AD%CF%81%CE%B1%CF%82-250ml.html
The filter for this specific machine is this:
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/39970940/Brita-CA6702-%CE%A6%CE%AF%CE%BB%CF%84%CF%81%CE%BF-%CE%9D%CE%B5%CF%81%CE%BF%CF%8D-%CE%9C%CE%B7%CF%87%CE%B1%CE%BD%CE%AE%CF%82-Espresso-996530010484.html
It also gives you the option not to use a filter, but I imagine it will require more frequent descaling. The frother jug is easy to use, and the cleaning program is also easy (cleaned with the powder for cleaning the coffee grinding unit that I mentioned above). It may look like plastic, but it is not at all, even the plastic parts like the water inlet and outlet nozzle, for example, are of good quality. I am very satisfied with the purchase; it is the best I could get for my home. Now I get coffee from home to go outside, not the other way around.
One year after the purchase, it's time for a review. It's the second Gaggia in my possession. The first one, of the same level, was purchased in 2005 and left us years after 13 years of operation and over 10,000 coffees. The transition to this one was expected after some experiments with lower quality machines. It's worth every last euro. The quality is excellent. You need to be meticulous in maintenance if you want to always have the same result. We make about 10 coffees a day. Every 2 weeks or so, we clean the mechanism with lukewarm water as the instructions say. Descaling and cleaning the grinder with special chemicals and Cafiza tablets when the machine asks for it. Cleaning the milk container about once a week. The milk frother cannot be compared to any homemade machine that has passed through my hands. It is the most effortless but also quality in milk frothing. When combined with a good coffee, the result is excellent. In our case, the amortization is in time. The maintenance cost is low if you buy commercial descaling packages. In general, for home use, I don't think there is anything better.
As for the negatives, I put the slightly higher noise and the way the water tank comes out, which is solved with a little grease that comes with the machine.
UPDATE 2 years later: It continues its flawless operation with proper maintenance. After over 3000 coffees, the quality remains the same as the first day. Meticulous maintenance when needed. I don't use its water filter because I have osmosis in the water supply and it has no issues.
Today I received the machine and I can say from the first tests that it is worth its money. I tried Americano, which was excellent, as well as fredo espresso with 2 doses of espresso that it automatically produces. The coffee does not come out burnt at all like in the Krups 8150. You can modify and save the quantity of water and coffee, as well as the temperature. There are some tips on YouTube for some difficulties it has, like inserting and removing the water container (you simply apply a little grease from the back and that's it).
Finally, it's great that when you close the device, it rinses itself to clean any remaining coffee.
Coming from another automatic machine, I have to add that it is quiet.
I will come back when I try the milk frother.
I have tried many machines... when I tried this particular one, I was really impressed, it's worth every penny... before this, I had a DeLonghi automatic machine and it's really not comparable. Bravo to the company...
As for the negatives, the only thing I find is the plastic lid of the water tank, every time I open it, I'm afraid and I open it carefully, maybe because it's new, it's a bit hard...
A few years later, the machine had a small issue with the grinder - there is an official service in Greece and it's very economical. Maybe the best purchase I have made as it has made thousands of coffees. The only advice I would give you is not to get the coffee maker with the milk jug, it's better to get the tube as you don't know how much milk to put in the jug and it requires cleaning, etc., while with the tube, it pulls the exact amount of milk needed for your coffee.
Owner since summer 2020. Already about 10 kilograms of usage.
Positives:
-I enjoy my espresso without having to leave the house.
-Several drink options that make guests feel special.
-I can't remember how I survived without it while working from home, since February.
-It's a "press the button to make your coffee" kind of thing, but also customizable for the more demanding ones.
-If you have Nespresso and you go there, it's a huge upgrade with cheaper coffee and a much smaller environmental footprint (no more bags of aluminum capsules).
-The coffee result is very good. It's not the 10/10 you would give to a fancy coffee with its own roasted variety, super barista, and equipment. But it's definitely honest and much better than some 1-2 euro coffee.
Negatives:
-It requires maintenance and the spare parts are expensive. For example, the package with filters, cleaning tablets for the extraction mechanism, and descaling liquid cost more than 50+. However, I believe they last a long time. With 10 doses per day, you might get 1-2 years out of them.
-Someone at home needs to take the time to read the manual and deal with it once a week for cleaning.
-It's all plastic, which gives the impression that it's not the most sturdy thing.
-The milk mechanism requires love and care. And puzzle-solving skills. Many pieces to clean and put back correctly. Hoping you won't lose anything.
-It makes noise.
-I feel a slight insecurity regarding maintenance/warranty if needed. Without any particular reason. Maybe a lack of information.
In a few words: It's worth it. If you drink 5-6 doses of espresso per day, you'll understand. Everyone who drinks coffee at home will appreciate it. And so will the guests. But everything comes at a price. It's expensive and it needs someone who will take care of it, like a fairly autonomous pet :)
I would buy it again.
UPDATE 2022 - 2 years later:
I've flirted many times with the idea of seeing/buying something else as a coffee lover. But guys, what has this machine been doing for 2 years? I've stopped drinking coffee outside. It has paid for itself four times over. Besides the milk jug's suction cup breaking (which I fixed with insulation tape and it works fine), no other issues. Average use is 5 coffees per day. Obviously, I am regular with the required maintenance.
I give it 2 stars, the reason being the quality of the coffee it makes and the price-quality ratio. Initially, I can say that I have tried almost all the coffee blends on the grinder along with good coffees like illy, buondi, hausbrandt, and the conclusion is that this coffee maker CANNOT produce good coffee comparable to good coffee shops. I will not mention the names of the shops so as not to be considered advertising, and it may also be unfair to compare a machine worth 750 euros with ones worth 5 and 10 thousand. However, the problem with the coffee it makes is that it comes out watery, therefore it lacks body and aroma. If you drink (frothy) cappuccino like me, it will come out slightly better than regular coffee, and as for ice cubes, there's no point in adding them, even if you use large ones, they will only dissolve and you'll have a taste of half water, half coffee. I freeze it directly in the freezer. Unfortunately, I can say that I regret the purchase, I have had better coffee from non-automatic coffee makers with a separate grinder, of course, costing less than 100 euros.
Incredible machine, I recommend it without hesitation. It makes amazing coffee and it is very easy to use.
Very good, worth its money.
I have had it for two years and it feels like I just bought it. The coffee I make is fantastic. It is the best purchase I have made
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