2023 Jura E6 Review!

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  • čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
  • We're going to be reviewing the 2023 Jura E6, a new espresso machine known for its ease of use and consistent performance.
    We'll start by discussing the machine's build quality and design, including its sleek, modern appearance and intuitive interface. From there, we'll dive into its brewing capabilities, including its ability to brew espresso, coffee, and other specialty drinks.
    We'll share our overall impressions of the Jura E6, including its strengths and weaknesses and who we think it's best suited for.
    By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of what the Jura E6 has to offer and whether or not it's the right espresso machine for your home brewing needs. Thanks for tuning in, and happy brewing!
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Komentáře • 35

  • @markdelgrosso7983
    @markdelgrosso7983 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Amazing review! Thank you for making my decision super easy. YES!

  • @DisneyMarkUK
    @DisneyMarkUK Před 11 měsíci

    Hi there. Do you need to clean the milk frother after every use? Thank you.

  • @dznycpl
    @dznycpl Před 3 měsíci

    Is the double shot function a true double shot? Our hotel had this available for us to use and it always seemed watered down on the strongest setting. We always had to do 3 or 4 shots to get the same boldness our espresso usually has at home . Also are there any known issue with these machines? Thanks in advance

  • @yvescrepeau5955
    @yvescrepeau5955 Před rokem

    Im in the market for a Jura trying to decide between the e6 or the e8 now does the e6 dispenser move up and down ?

  • @CharlesMLee-lw5in
    @CharlesMLee-lw5in Před rokem

    I really enjoy your channel. Information and presentation are great. Is there any way that you could include US used measurements? I know it’s a hassle and probably annoying. Still, I think it would help you grow your channel.

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před rokem

      For sure! We often do include both, but at the time the video was edited, the machine was quite new and I actually couldn't find the Imperial measurements online. So I had to rely on the metric ones we had on our website. If you're still trying to find the imperial dimensions of this machine, it is (W × H × D) 11 " × 13.8 " × 17.6 ". You can also find them on the specifications page of Jura's US website here: us.jura.com/en/homeproducts/machines/E6-Piano-White-NAC-15559
      - The Editor :)

    • @CharlesMLee-lw5in
      @CharlesMLee-lw5in Před rokem

      I just work for a retail company in the US and we sell quite a few of the Jura machines. I like to find great resources on You Tube to refer customers to. That’s why I mentioned it.

  • @romab7515
    @romab7515 Před 7 měsíci

    Hi,. Even if I set up the high temperature for milk, milk foam, water, coffee, my Cappuccino is not hot enough (130F) in my Jura. Is any other option to increase the temperature for Cappuccino to 150-155F. Thanks

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před 7 měsíci

      Hi! This is going to be a normal temperature for cappuccino from a super automatic machine. The best way to get a hotter beverage would be to pre-heat your mug :)

    • @romab7515
      @romab7515 Před 7 měsíci

      I always preheat the mug which doesn't help. Are any options in Jura settings to increase the Milk temperature. If Jura E6 doesn't allow to do it, which Jura model have the option to increase the milk temperature. Thanks

  • @RobPratt-oc4kw
    @RobPratt-oc4kw Před 6 měsíci

    I bought one and i love it 😊

  • @lovehonesty
    @lovehonesty Před 8 měsíci

    How much are you spending on cleaning supplies for this machine daily?

  • @marloann4
    @marloann4 Před 9 měsíci

    What coffee did you use?

  • @DanielleAlura
    @DanielleAlura Před 12 dny

    Can you utilize almond milk through the milk spout?

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před 5 dny

      You can, but it will not froth as well as regular milk!

  • @borisb.431
    @borisb.431 Před rokem +1

    What are the novelties and improvements of the new E6 in comparison with the previous one? I got it about the display, the container but what about the grinder, brewer? Is the coffee making process improved or not?

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před rokem +3

      Hi Boris! Great question, the grinder is improved, making it quieter, faster, and more precise resulting in a better espresso! It also has the true americano as a one touch option, and a bypass chute for your pre ground or decaf coffee. Overall you are getting better espresso quality.

    • @SquidBubbleHead
      @SquidBubbleHead Před 10 měsíci

      I just bought one here in the US after getting a demo from a Jura rep. She told me that the new grinder is fine to use with oily beans, which is one of the things that I didn't like about my previous superauto (dark, oily beans not allowed). The demo machine was using Lavazza Italiano beans, which are a tad oily.@@ecscoffeeinc

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před 10 měsíci

      @@SquidBubbleHead We never recommend oily beans in any grinder! But if Jura is saying otherwise maybe that is the case for this one!

  • @rajvo7406
    @rajvo7406 Před rokem +3

    You should do a full cleaning cycle every day????
    I'm done here

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před 11 měsíci +3

      Definitely for the milk, you don't want milk sitting in the frothing system too long... It will go rancid! Yuck!

  • @SalahAlDin1187
    @SalahAlDin1187 Před rokem

    It's so complicated to do any milk drink. Better off with a cheaper Philips or a Seaco!

    • @shugkane4663
      @shugkane4663 Před 11 měsíci

      How? You add a tube that is given with the machine, push a button and put the tube in a glass of milk

    • @SalahAlDin1187
      @SalahAlDin1187 Před 11 měsíci

      @@shugkane4663 For the milk, you need to change the head. With saeco I just plug the tube to milk and press a button.

    • @SquidBubbleHead
      @SquidBubbleHead Před 10 měsíci +1

      @@SalahAlDin1187 no, you don't need to change the head...just plug in the milk tube, then unplug when done for the day. You "can" change the head if you want to, but not required. I don't make milk drinks often, but it's pretty simple really. Also, gotta note that I'm coming to this machine from a Philips which makes really thin, sour shots. This new E6 makes fantastic espresso shots, IMO...but it's also twice the price (worth it).

  • @rajvo7406
    @rajvo7406 Před rokem +2

    Bummer. This is not fully automatic

    • @ecscoffeeinc
      @ecscoffeeinc  Před rokem +2

      This is a super automatic machine :)

    • @Kaffefar-cu2hn
      @Kaffefar-cu2hn Před 8 měsíci

      Njaah. Two touch fully automatic

    • @mollyscullyscully80
      @mollyscullyscully80 Před 5 měsíci

      It's better long term though in terms of maintenance, the fact that you turn the tap yourself removes one more potentially faulty piece inside

  • @lovehonesty
    @lovehonesty Před 8 měsíci

    It’s actually pronounced yur-a.

  • @mellerd
    @mellerd Před rokem +6

    Looks like castrated coffee machine. Manual switch to pour milk in 2023? 😂
    Spout replacement? Is it cheap Philips? After milk drink you need to pour some water in a cup and put tube in it to rinse? And adding bypass... such a revolution in coffee machine making... Wow.
    Really feels that something like Miele cm 6160 is a much better choice. Plus it has brew group that you actually can clean yourself without sending it to Jura every 6-12 months.