Saeco Magic Deluxe in Silver SuperAutomatic Espresso Coffee and Cappuccino Machine

Amazon.com Made in Italy, this 1,250-watt espresso machine automates the espresso-making process, eliminating the fuss involved. It grinds coffee beans without burning them, tamps the ground coffee, brews, and then dumps spent grounds into a container--all in about 30 seconds. For making a cappuccino or latté, there's a hot water/steam wand with a milk-frothing attachment. This Magic DeLuxe model has a number of features not available on Saeco's Vienna models: a button to select a triple espresso in addition to a single or double; a funnel separate from the grinder that permits the use of any preground coffee (decaf, for example, when everyone else wants regular); a heated surface on top the machine for keeping cups warm; illuminated function buttons; lights that follow the brewing process; and an indicator for when the drip tray needs emptying. Users can select the amount of ground coffee per dose (6 to 9 grams), and have the option of filling cups of several sizes--up to 10 ounces. The machine measures 15-1/2 inches high, 13 inches wide, and 16 inches deep, weighs 30 pounds, rotates on a swivel base, and, with a silver and black exterior, looks great on the counter. The bean hopper holds about 12-1/2 ounces (8.8 ounces of espresso beans are included), and the removable, transparent water tank holds 82 ounces. The grinder is adjustable--from fine to coarse. Parts remove easily for cleanup. The machine comes with an exceptionally thorough and clear instruction booklet and an instruction video. It carries a one-year warranty against defects.

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