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Question: Will this machine automatically turn off when finished making your espresso/frothing milk?
Document: I've been using this machine every morning for about a month and I love it. It functions exactly as it should. I like that I use my own grounds just like an espresso machine, but it does all of the steaming and frothing and measuring of milk and water automatically. The detachable milk container is the real star of this machine making it efficient and easy to use. I run the 30 second cleaning cycle every time I use the milk as part of my routine, as per instructions, and i'm sure this is important to prevent clogging and to keep it sanitary.
I've used the machine for a little more than a week now and can confidently say that this is one hell of an espresso machine.I've tried Illy and Lavazza in the machine so far, and the espresso comes out great - you won't believe the crema you get. Highly recommend it!Pros:+ can use whatever brand of coffee you prefer, you're not stuck with expensive pods/capsules+ strong pump that produces rich crema+ milk frother+ espresso/cappuccino/latte at the press of a button (the machine automatically adjusts the amount of milk and coffee in the serving)+ options for making single, double shot and custom servings+ milk frothing can also be controlled manually (you can adjust the amount of milk in the serving if you're unsatisfied with what the automatic programs provide)+ the milk container and the lid of the container (which contains the frother) are both dishwasher safe, although I haven't tried washing them in the dishwasher.Cons:- none that I've found so farHowever, if I could make one change to the machine, it would be the amount of force you have to apply to insert the milk container into the machine (and to take it out).
Ask yourself this question. Is it worth spending 15 minutes making your own latte on a machine that will require you to make maybe 100 lattes before you see a return on your investment, or is it easier to go to the coffee shop and buy one?Pros:Nice pressurized espresso dispenser, can tamp to your hearts delight without causing the machine to strainMilk container can be refrigeratedFunctions wellCons:Water tank appears to be Polycarbonate (likely has BPA), don't store water in it (directions say not to as well)Significant effort to make a latte/cappuccino.Won't handle heavy cream, but half and half is okay.Basic process:Turn on machine, add water to tank, grind coffee, put in filter, tamp as hard as you can (I use stainless steel tamper, not flimsy plastic one included), put filter in holder, attach holder to machine, fill milk tank.
It's hard to find a home espresso machine that has enough pressure to brew a decent cup of espresso. This is a solid machine and is low maintenance with a very easy learning curve.The long list of Pros:+ Large water reservoir+ Easy to clean+ Easy to use presets for espresso, cappuccino, and latte (single and double shots)+ Adjustable milk/froth dial - can be changed while the machine is frothing+ Easy to customize your drink beyond the presets (longer pull, amount of milk and froth)+ Don't have to wait for the machine to cool down or lose pressure before making another drink - I always make at least two drinks (one for me and one for my husband).
Or do you just want a machine that costs (way) under a thousand bucks that'll make a tasty latt&eacute; or cappuccino in the morning, and in so doing save you from supporting your local coffee shop owner's boat payments?If it's the latter, then I humbly recommend this fine little machine. It's easy to set up, and if one uses decent ground espresso (for the record, I use Lavazza) it makes excellent coffee drinks with a minimum of fuss. You don't need to fiddle with frothing yourself - just hit the right buttons and it will turn out coffee that will have you saying "Mmm, that's good!"
from Germany. It fits a full size mug for my double latte or cappuccino and I don't have to mess with the milk anymore. After I finish my cup, I put it back under the machine, turn the milk valve to "clean", run the clean cycle and put the milk container back in the fridge. I was in Macy's and I saw a Nespresso machine (which uses pods) with an almost identical milk frothing unit, but the cost was $599! This thing is a bargain, and if you are one of those people who does still get their latte from a Starbucks or Barneys, I would think this unit will pay for itself in 4 to 6 weeks.
I even wasted making four shots of espresso to amount to a double-shot.This product worked for the minuscule amount of time I have had it. Now after espresso part failed, the milk frothing is completely obsolete. Yes, it worked great, yet only for half the time of ownership. Now I am going through the process of returning the unit to Mr.Coffee, since it is out of return time for Amazon. Mr. Coffee is replacing mine, hopefully it last longer than before.
Let's say I wanted to brew 5 ounces of espresso for my cappuccino or latte, I could hold the espresso button for 3 seconds and let it stop on its own at 5 ounces, then I could turn the frothing lever to the desired frothing level, and hold the cappuccino button for 3 seconds to create froth.- The control panel was easy for me to understand. For instance, the picture to the right of each button indicates what happens if you hold the button for 3 seconds. This ability gives the brewer the option to add additional froth when needed without brewing more coffee.
Made sure everything was at max level or below. Nothing seemed to help.Sadly I returned this machine and decided to try another type. I really enjoyed it the first 3 weeks. The coffee making part of this machine did work well just not the milk/frothing portion.
Received this machine July 18 and immediately made myself three double cappuccinos. Just make sure you have the milk container pushed in and don't forget to place the frothing tube in the cup. Sometimes I scare myself, I do some dumb things! All in all, after making some mistakes I got it right. I suggest going on line and watching demo first. Happy drinking.
Answer: Yes, it does turn off automatically after a few minutes.  But don't forget to put your milk back in the fridge!