Eureka Espresso Machine Tested and Reviewed

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
  • I was pleasantly surprised by Eureka's new line of coffee machines. This is the first of several videos, as I'll be holding onto mine for a few months at least. If you want a compact and competent espresso maker, this is worth a look.
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Komentáře • 26

  • @mosconi4539
    @mosconi4539 Před měsícem +2

    Cant wait for the Eureka mignon single dose pro comes out and you review it,it will be a great day 😁

  • @patidada6791
    @patidada6791 Před měsícem

    Just my personal opinion, your water temp measurement technique is improvable, group head free flow will always give you higher temp. Anyway thank you for take time to review this machine.

    • @matijamandic8774
      @matijamandic8774 Před měsícem

      @@patidada6791 oh? You mean you don’t make espresso with an empty basket?

  • @tablechaise3211
    @tablechaise3211 Před měsícem +2

    Excellent french accent with the word « gicleur ». 👌

  • @knipsi22
    @knipsi22 Před měsícem +1

    I mean a flow control valve is an adjustable gicleur so it has uses even if you don't want to do flow profiling. During the extraction the hole size almost doesn't matter (if it isn't almost fully closed). But for preinfusion it controls how fast the chamber will fill. You could restrict flow for longer preinfusion and still hit 9 Bar during extraction, without the need of playing with it after setting it up.

    • @chongli297
      @chongli297 Před měsícem +1

      What I'd really like to see is a machine with an easy-to-use external knob for adjusting the expansion valve. Being able to set the maximum pressure for each extraction (depending on the coffee) would be very handy and not so fiddly. Just pop in a blind basket, turn on the pump, and set the knob until you hit the desired max pressure. My machine takes about a dozen screws to access the expansion valve and then a long, fiddly tool to reach it from the top of the case, so it's too inconvenient to change even once per coffee bag

    • @knipsi22
      @knipsi22 Před měsícem

      @@chongli297 ECM Puristika :)

    • @chongli297
      @chongli297 Před měsícem

      @@knipsi22 It's very cute but I don't want to give up the steam wand! Strange little machine

  • @Conservator.
    @Conservator. Před měsícem

    Thanks for the review. It’s seems like a desirable one to have on your kitchen worktop.
    When you’re in London, will you pay Square Mile Coffee Roasters a visit?
    (I think James prefers lighter roasts and shorter extractions than you do but I’d still love to hear your opinion about their espresso’s.
    Just out of curiosity tbh.
    Enjoy your trip!

  • @sydneykish
    @sydneykish Před měsícem

    Any thoughts on why Eureka think they can charge so much for this single boiler hx? I’ve seen the PID + rotary pump version of this machine on sale for a little over £2k. In that price range you can get some well-built and kitted out dual boilers from ECM, Profitec, Lelit, and there are respectable SB HX’s that cost considerably less.

  • @marck86
    @marck86 Před měsícem

    Image if you had hated this machine, the incredible opportunities to incorporate some George Costanza quotes.
    As for flow control, it's useful for grinding coarse and making a slow(er) drip "Americano." At least, that's my use for it as a strictly black coffee drinker.

    • @Conservator.
      @Conservator. Před měsícem

      Don’t you mean lungo instead of Americano?

  • @CoffeeAndSmoke23
    @CoffeeAndSmoke23 Před měsícem

    So you dont feel that you usually get a shot with better body and less break up of the crema from a rotary pump ?

  • @FatNorthernBigot
    @FatNorthernBigot Před měsícem

    Honestly, a e61 machine with the "Eureka" name does has a certain caché. However, I have the Rocket Mozzafiato, which has the PID display hidden behind the drip tray, so you can oggle the classic italian design instead of AliExpress. 😂

  • @Epicarism
    @Epicarism Před měsícem

    HES BACCKK

  • @pimacanyon6208
    @pimacanyon6208 Před měsícem

    machine looks great. you didn't mention price.

  • @No1specialatall
    @No1specialatall Před měsícem

    Is this made in house at eureka? Or is it the return favor for making the rocket grinders?

    • @c2329ra
      @c2329ra Před měsícem

      Looks like an ECM to me🤭isn’t that a Rocket?😂

    • @Conservator.
      @Conservator. Před měsícem +1

      @@c2329raECM was split into the new ECM and Rocket. They’re competitors now.

  • @miko1989100
    @miko1989100 Před měsícem +1

    Why did you laugh at the end? I didn't get it.

    • @Conservator.
      @Conservator. Před měsícem +1

      “So, what do you think about this machine? Let me know in the comments.”
      It’s a rather stander phrase that many CZcamsrs use to get more comments so ‘the algorithm’ will promote their video.
      The “I really want to know” was sarcasm, hence the laughter.

  • @aboumawiyah
    @aboumawiyah Před měsícem

    Please donate the money to UNRWA.

  • @matijamandic8774
    @matijamandic8774 Před měsícem

    E61 is such an outdated, crap, technology. We have thermoblock technology, thermal jet technology etc. It's time to move on from outdated concepts.

    • @Epicarism
      @Epicarism Před měsícem +2

      He who has not tasted grape says sour.

    • @Conservator.
      @Conservator. Před měsícem

      Says the person with a Polaroid camera as a profile picture. 😉

    • @senseidekkers5618
      @senseidekkers5618 Před měsícem

      It’s not about having the latest cutting edge technology. It’s about the reliability, and easy serviceability. Get an e61 and in 50 years it’ll still be running