The Smallest La Marzocco - Linea Micra | Full Review
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Big things come in small packages ☕️✨ Our review of the La Marzocco Linea Micra, the tiniest coffee machine by La Marzocco yet, is now up on CZcams!
From the 5 minute heat up time to the convertible portafilter, to the incredibly small footprint, could this be the perfect La Marzocco espresso machine for your home? Watch as Imran explores the wonders of this small but mighty machine!
Timestamps :
00:00 Intro
00:38 Overview
02:25 What's In The Box
03:02 Features
05:46 Performance
07:18 Final Thoughts
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Hi, I have just purchased linea micra from you guys few days ago.. well, the box is well sealed with the La Marzocco tapes and seals.. But quite frustrating is, the output of the drip tray that is supposed to connect to the plumbing output dint have the stopper bung attached to it 😓
So whenever there is waste water ended up in my drip tray will automatically drain onto my espresso bar.. pls help..
Excellent presentation. Clear and nice English.
Glad you liked it!
well done Imran
Great, clean, and concise overview. Thanks (Subbed)
Thank you for the support!
best explanation video, thanks
soo nice ❤ love it so much 😊
I got a question on this, how many back to back shots are you able to make without losing temperature, and once losing it, how much time does it take for it to ramp up again to normal?
Being a double boiler, the Micra takes a while before it starts to lose temperature when pulling back to back shots.
Based on Lance Hendrick's video, it can pull up to 8 back to back shots before losing temperature.
During our Linea Micra event, we had 2 Micras available for audience to try, and faced no problems of it overheating too.
When it starts to lose temperature, it should take no longer than 5 minutes (if not faster) for it to achieve stable brewing temperature again.
Hope that answers your questions!
@@lamarsacoffee it does help!! Thank you so much for your response, and yes I just watched Lance’s video as well but he didn’t mention the time needed for it to heat up again, but your response really help! Thanks.
Just wondering how hard is the plastic on portafilter if you tamping on a hard surface? it won't brake with time?
You shouldn't tamp directly onto a hard surface with the spout ever - it will be uneven and could damage it. Best to use a tamp stand
Hello! We do not recommend tamping with the detachable spout on. You can tamp it without the detachable spout first and lock it in after.
It has the metal lip exactly for that purpose, it shouldn't damage the plastic at all
It looks great. Lots of good. Unfortunately it’s lacking a visual timer on the machine. All else a home run! I’ve got a San Remo Cube and the app is easy.
Was thinking this was odd too but more than likely I would be using a scale to time my shots anyway.
But can one even get a scale under the portal? It's so cramped under there as it is and I feel the real reason they went bottomles. A cup on scales with the double/single is just not going to fit I think. 😢
Where can we buy it and how much+/-?
Hello! You can head over to our website to purchase. The link is in the description. Or if you are located anywhere near Klang Valley, you may drop by our showroom in Damansara.
Probably a great machine but at that price, you'd expect to have a little bit more control over the brewing process. At least La Mar could give us control over the pre-infusion or a visual timer! Defo a deal breaker at this price point.
I believe you can control pre infusion via the app.
This machine is for great espresso. If you want to tinker, get a Decent.
Is the total depth really 39cm?
Yes, you may check our website or La Marzocco website for the full spec sheet.
My question is how much is this machine?
You may check the price on our website! Link is in the description 😄
Nice machine! The drip tray is a little too close to the porter filter,especially if using a scale. It’s a shame the porter filter attachments are plastic… not so nice!
The plastic attachements are often criticized, but they are actually a thoughtful feature as other reviewers (the swiss Kaffeemacher duo) pointed out. It helps keep the heatup time low because there is less metal to warm up. It's not a cheap trick to save some money, but a part of the concept. Yet some people will not like it. That's just the way it is.
How many people can afford these coffee machines????
Do you need to use the app? The reason I ask is because customers generally love the machine but find the app unusable. I’d like to know before I shell out $4000.
Yes apparently you need the app to change the temperature.
@@JimmyTulip1 Thanks so much.
How much?
16k
32k
@@youtubeaccount7137 16k
@@youtubeaccount7137 dollar? Or peso?
@@spaulgreenfields3720 iam sorry bro was a joke it is 3400euros in europe
Linea Micra owner here. The machine sucks. It's brought down by the stupid bend in the arm of their moronic chubby steam wand. Sick of it and of course La Marzocco won't do anything about it. Crap tier company
Micra SUCKS
I know what you mean, because I have the machine since December. Same as you I disliked the steam wand at first, but after only a week gaining experience I had no problem using it. Also my wife uses it, and she's a regular user instead of a home barista. Just give it some time!
Regarding tech (and design), its stuck in the 70-80s. You pay allot for the logo. But it makes good coffee, and is tried and tested. A easy pass for me.
That's not true at all. Technically it's top notch, fastest heatup time and great temp stability. Design is what it is, it wants to look retro and so it does. Many people prefer this look, I certainly like it. You can probably get similar quality for a little less money, but not that much less.
@@JimmyTulip1 Fastest heat up time? Lol, no. Ascaso is MUCH faster. Look at the tech, and u see why.
Italians have never been on top for newest tech, and this unit is more mechanical than technical. Not saying that is a bad thing, just saying you are wrong.
That should also reflect the price. But it doesn’t….because the name sells itself.
Design is stuck in the 70-80s. U call it retro. Same thing, different way of marketing. 😉
Really bad sound quality on this video............stopped watching after about 30 seconds and am never coming back to this channel.
$6000 for a HOME machine.....you people are delusional. This is NOT a home machine. A home machine isn't based on size alone. Give me a F'n break.
So price dictates whether something is for home or professional use? This wouldn't cut it in a cafe so....
And this machine should be paired with a $4000 home grinder - WEBER EG-1........ perfect!!!
It is all relative it depends on how much cash you have to spend whatever people say this machine will last for a long time could be the end game. The same applies when people buy a Porsche and can never drive the highest speed because of speed limits in most countries but if you like it and have the cash why not. In the end, we pay for something you can afford and be happy with it,