Excellent product, easy to use, and makes a great cup of expresso coffee

This is my first espresso machine so not sure what to expect and apologies if my expectations are too low/high. The instructions that come with it are great, telling you how to prep the machine and use the espresso maker and foamer, even include advice on cappuccino, latte, americano and how to make flat/white milk. The machine is easy to clean and relatively quiet when running, even when warming up. For an entry level machine I think it's pretty good. The only thing that lets it down a bit is the 'good to go' lights go off when processing espresso or steam so not sure if the temperature is consistent. All in all I'm happy with it when comparing prices to others and my own expectation levels. I've used pod machines and a Moka previously but prefer this for taste, cost effectiveness and control over how I make my coffee.

Easy to use and clean but does leak a bit. Pretty decent considering the low cost.

Great value for the price, coffees are tasty and consistent.

This coffee machine is to replace a previous device (different manufacturer) which had started working erratically after many years of very good service. The machine makes a very good espresso & americano with a good amount of crema. We drink black coffee so have not tried heating milk with it. It is quite a lightweight machine because it is mostly plastic but is very good value for money.

Looks like metal but its plastic, instructions not very good to be honest. Nice little machine does use fair bit of water. Downside my normal mugs don't fit under it so disappointed in that as I like drinking out my mugs. Overal good little machine bit stiff and because its plastic tend not to use to much pressure

Love it makes lovely coffee and very retro

This product is essentially a waste of money. It looks the business, it will brew a cup of coffee, but will it be fit to drink? I would thus suggest that you don’t buy this product. Save up and buy an expensive product that actually is worth using. Or nip down to your local cafe. Sincerely David Hearle