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- Gaggia Color Semi-Automatic Espresso Maker Red
- Red ABS plastic housing
- Chrome plated brass group head and filter holder
- 42 oz removable water reservoir
- Accessories Included: Coffee tamper, coffee measuring scoop
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 "Ugly Plastic Frustration Machine that Needs $300 Grinder" 2009-04-17
By C. Kelleher (new york, ny United States)
Gaggia has a reputation for building relatively solid though finicky espresso makers. This machine is one of the new generation of Gaggias, which evidently are attempting to retreat from the reputation of solidity. This machine - the Espresso - has three iterations: the Pure (the simple black plastic cheap one), the Color (one color, red, costs more than the Pure evidently because of the color), and the Dose (which can be calibrated to deliver a fixed amount of liquid per button press, which costs even more. The units all have the same mechanicals - stainless steel boiler, roughly 3.5 ounces in size, a brass coated brewing group, and (note well) a non-pressurized 58mm "commercial" portafilter.



Right out of the box, the Espresso feels cheap and flimsy. No metal in sight, and the machine (in my case the Dose) looks like a big ugly hunk of plastic. The steam control knob feels like a child's toy and is so poorly mounted on its stem that it feels like you could twist it off. The water reservoir is a skimpy 42 ounces, and the alleged warming plate is ugly white plastic and produces markedly little warmth. This by far is the ugliest appliance in my kitchen and is also among the most expensive. Most importantly, the machine weighs only 10 pounds, which makes tightening the portafilter a chore as you have to pin the machine down to keep it from tipping over or just being shoved around the counter.



The mechanicals inside appear to be solid, and the portafilter is sturdy and serviceable. The boiler appears willing enough, though it is really tiny, and the steaming wand is excellent. The dosing function on my Dose model appears mainly useless, as my brewing results worked better with manual operation, and this pointless features adds about $50 to the price of the base model. Eyeball your cup's fluid level and save $50. No three way valve, but the filter puck is reasonably dry and easily emptied.



Now the real problem - if you plan to use your own beans for this, you need a $300 grinder from Gaggia. That's it, end of story. My $90 Capresso Infinity after much experimentation with tamping and grind proved incapable of making anything other than sludge due to the non-pressurized portafilter. I called the vendor up and their service staff informed me (in a sympathetic and polite manner) that the Infinity simply couldn't produce a consistent fine grind. Even the popular Baratzas (in the $100-$200 range) can't produce a "Gaggia grind" without being disassembled and modified by the user. (This is true - check the Baratza website FAQs). Upshot: nothing less than a $300 grinder can produce home ground coffee for this machine.



The vendor told me to try pre-ground espresso, and sure enough the commercially ground coffee I tried was much much better, but this means dealing with a short lifespan and keeping the coffee in an airtight container in the freezer. Even after trying that, I found that the pre-ground produced nice crema only when very fresh, like 1-2 days, and generally not after it came out of the freezer. If you don't mind running off to a local store for a small dose of commercially ground coffee every day, this is your machine. Or you can buy a grinder that costs as much or more than your Gaggia machine does.



Anyway, the disappointment for me here was not necessarily that the machine has such extensive "special needs". If it was elegant and solidly made, I would still give it a pass, though maybe not for me personally as buying $600 worth of home espresso equipment is beyond my budget. However, even if we factor out the demanding grind requirement, the flimsiness of this machine and its ugly plastic frame simply is unacceptable at the $250-$300 price point. A Saeco Aroma in the same price range is made of metal, has a bigger steel boiler, weighs 30% more, and uses a pressurized portafilter that works nicely with less finely ground coffee.



The Gaggia has a better reputation for durability, but the new Gaggia Espressos look like they are made on the same assembly lines as Saeco's (the companies are commonly held) with the main difference being the portafilters, so I have little reason to assume that this cheap plastic eyesore will prove any more durable than a comparable Saeco. The Aroma is much easier to use, does not need a grinder that costs as much as it does, IMO is more attractive, and is at the same price point. I don't know why anyone would buy one of these Gaggias. Maybe if you have an expensive grinder, and your old espresso machine died, and you need a cheap replacement? Whatever. I am underwhelmed.

 "Does not make coffee" 2009-03-22
By Gerald Nicholls (Milford, CT USA)
This snazzy-looking espresso machine had our hopes up. As coffee roasters and coffee students we liked previous reviewers who talked this machine up. The first brewing attempt produced a bland drink with no crema as promised by Whole Latte Love. I then spent an afternoon adjusting variables. Our coffee is one day after roasting with a fine grind by Rocky Rancilio which cost more than the Gaggia Color. Eventually I took the temperature of the water exiting the brew head. 160 Fahrenheit. Water this cool can't make coffee by any method. Long conversations with Whole latte Love had them admitting that we knew more about coffee than them. Promises of full refund did not pan out although we did force them into issuing a return shipping label.

We are amazed that a reputable company like Gaggia can desgn a technically deficient machine like this. We would not deal with Whole Latte Love again although they are not necessarily an intentionally bad organization.

 "Best Value!" 2009-01-19
By J. Caldwell (San Francisco, CA United States)
I love my new espresso maker, very easy to use! Once you get the hang of it you'll never need to hit the cafe again! Pays for itself after two months by my calculations.


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Double your pleasure with this ultra-automatic silver espresso machine. The Touch2Cappuccino feature lets you prepare 2 cappuccinos at the same time with the push of a button, and the Touch Lift technology features a motorized drip tray that accommodates any cup size. The OptiDose adjustable 7-gram to 10.5-gram doser regulates the amount of beans to grind per serving for the strong or mild taste you prefer.

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• Brewing system allows you to choose the strength and consistency of the espresso by simply turning the dial
• Patented brew group means you don't have to use a filter
• LCD screen for a clear display
• Indicator tells you what the machine needs, including beans, water and more
• Machine will not brew or steam if boiler temperature is too high
• Will not dispense water if the reservoir is too low for additional safety
• Easily removable brew group for chemical-free cleaning
• Rapid Steam feature means there's no wait between frothing the milk and brewing the espresso
• Preground bypass lets you use preground coffee beans
• Adjustable, built-in ceramic disc grinder for strength and durability
• Click-wheel interface with sensitive encoder technology
• Cord storage keeps the cord hidden when not in use
• ABS molded plastic with a cylindrical shape lets you put the espresso maker where you want it
• Includes silver espresso machine, cleaning brush, preground scoop, Aqua Primer water filter, quick-start guide, warranty information and instruction book
• Dimensions: 18"l x 14"w x 15"h
• Weight: 33 lb.
• Warranty: 1 year parts; 1 year limited labor

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This top of the line super-automatic machine from Saeco comes in an elegant metallic champagne color and will suit the serious espresso drinker. Dump in the beans, press a single button, and in minutes you will have the rich and intense espresso, or the smooth yet robust coffee of your dreams. This machine is equipped with all sorts of patented technology designed to ensure the perfect espresso. Best of all the machine needs barely any input from you! The Aroma System injects a little bit of hot water into the freshly ground beans letting them soak and swell briefly before brewing commences. It has a patented Easy Clean design featuring a brew group that is entirely removable for thorough sanitizing. The Opti-Dose system allows you to adjust the amount of coffee to be brewed for each cup. It also has an automatic decalcifying system, a wash/cleaning cycle, and can electronically program the level of coffee per cup. Super automatic machines have dual heating systems for brewing and steaming so there is no need to wait. These models also offer the Cafe Crema option; this is coffee made in a pressurized system but diluted to regular coffee strength resulting in a robust coffee without bitterness.
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- Rapid-Steam frothing and brewing without waiting or changing the temperature
- Opti-Dose allows adjusting the coffee amount to be ground, from 6 to 9 grams
- Fully accessible brew-group for easy cleaning; aroma system optimizes flavor extraction
- Programmed feature runs an occasional, convenient rinsing of the micro filter screens
- Ships within US only; does not ship to Canada
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 "great coffee" 2003-10-14
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overall i absolutely love the coffee, but the machine is somewhat high maintenance. The thermostat burnt out a month after i bought it, and it took Saeco 6 weeks to repair it. It worked well for almost two years after that, and it looks like the thermostat died on me again. I'm sending it to local authorized repair place but i have no idea how much it'll cost.

Overall- maintenance is time-consuming and expensive but the coffee is wonderful.

However, a $750 coffeemaker should not break at least once a year.

update 2 years later: the second repair was almost $200- the thermostat burnt out. This time it was out of pocket since it was nounder warranty. It worked for 4 months after that- and lo and behold, the thermotat went again. I ended up trashing the machine and getting a new one. What can i say, i love the coffee :)

I've had the new one for a year, and the LED display is starting to burn out. If this one dies i'm going to try Jura Capresso.

 "Overall excellent." 2003-02-18
By Rheumor (New Orelans)
I was lucky enough to have a [money] gift certificate just before Valentine's Day, so I thought this would make the perfect gift for my espresso-loving wife. We unpacked it and placed it on the counter and plugged it in. The water container was filled with nearly 60 ounces of good bottled cajun water, and part of one of the two bags of supplied beans was placed in the hopper (about 3/4 of a pound fit). Then we turned it on and lo and behold, the LCD said "Dregdraw, Miss." Naturally, we were stumped, 'cause that's not what the included VCR tape or booklet said we'd see. Being in Louisiana, we thought it referred to a town in neighboring Mississippi; not exactly. Checking through the trouble shooting section of the convenient 5 language manual, I found it means the little drawer on the side that holds the discarded grounds (dregs?) was not firmly in place. A little tug on it and the LCD said it was ready to go! We selected a large cup (American) and pressed the button; the grinder whirred and mechanical things happened and in 30 seconds we had a fresh cup of coffee. It was a little too weak for our chicory-loving selves, so we dialed up the brew strength and selected a medium (Espresso) and it was much more to our liking. We then placed some cream in the pitcher and pressed the froth button; in another 30 seconds we had frothed cream to spare. The coffee was delicious and once you've read the manual, it's pretty simple and fully automatic. Cleaning is definitely made simple by its modular design & several self-cleaning features. It looks very good (I'd have said great were it stainless instead of medium grade plastic) and it feels pretty well made. It is going to get a lot of use I'm sure, as one button pressed at your leisure will get you a steaming cup of your favorite brew in no time flat...

 "Absolutely Wonderful and Easy to Maintain!" 2003-01-30
By Jet City Laurie (Seattle, WA United States)
UPDATE: This is the ONE thing my ex (now divorced almost 6 years) and I fought over in our divorce back in 2003. Such a Seattle thing - fighting in a divorce over a superb coffee machine! BTW, he got it, I lost it. :-(



This is, by far, the most wonderful coffee maker I've ever invested in. It does regular european style coffee, is fully adjustable to amount of coffee dispensed, and truly does taste like the coffee I used to get in cafes in Germany. Be very careful when using the steamer nozzle - if you turn it up too high, the cover'll pop right off into whatever you're steaming (from all the pressure).



I don't know if this is a burr grinder or not. All I know is I pour in the beans, put in the water, let it cycle through a rinse (does this automatically when you turn it on), then have it fix my coffee.

 "must buy!!" 2002-12-18
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great machine! well worth the money. i had previously owned a krups, which leaked and was inconsistent. the saeco, however, is very easy to use and clean. guests always compliment my coffee making skills but it's really all to do with the machine.

 "The Best" 2002-12-16
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This machine is a dream come true for the coffee drinker, i can make just one cup of coffee any time of day or night, it is very easy to use and very stylish. I recommend it to any one especially if you are a very peeky coffee drinker.


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