@@KevinPeters-th2cv is that a very light roast or store bought beans?

@@ameliaclark5792 not steaming since you got the machine? It that’s the case, record a video and open a support case with Breville.

@@acomment559 you’re welcome to leave anytime 🤣

If this was just for me then yes. I would have separates. But it’s for entire family to use. Some of them don’t want to do things by hand.

indeed, Jet comes with a regular size knock box. I’m sing the puck sucker due to reduced noise :)

Thanks for watching. It is growing on me but I will share more in a couple of months :)

@adammaik it looks like the best possible espresso drinks you can get from something that is as close as possible to a super automatic.

Guilty as charged :-)

​@@adammaik I wish my British English was as good as yours American 😁👍

@KejtDomowe ​​⁠and here we’re, pointing out my impossible to mask accent 😂

@@adammaik ja nawet nie zauważyłam ze masz polski akcent będąc Polka, może się starzeje ;)

That applies to almost any auto and super automatic. I always recommend preheating portafilter and cup once by simply running a cycle without beans.

​@@adammaik Yeah, I see. Strange that he recommends to run at least 2 empty cycles, but 3 is most optimal in his opinion.

@@jurig5579multiple dry runs kind of takes the speed from making coffee :-)

nie ma za co :)

Yes, it’s significantly hotter with more options in the settings menu. Thus said, I still recommend preheating the portafilter and mug by running a program without beans. Only for the first drink.

You’ll find them here www.breville.com/en-us/landing/craft-premium-espresso-accessories

Give it time. Eventually you’ll see all 4 colors. They don’t release them in all regions at the same time.

Mostly because of spouse rant. The dosing was very inconsistent from shot to shot, often asking to grind a little more, little more, requiring to press the lever 10-15 times in those micro adjustments.

It's lower protein count can make it challenging, especially in automatic mode. Manual mode allows you to incorporate much more air, with better results. Better but not ideal. Dairy still rules there.

Only for Naked Portafilter? As it’s a no issue for a standard one. I have pointed out that normally we do run a cycle through it first.

​@@adammaik yea, dont know why but for me its just a problem with the naked porta filter as well. Got an IMS precision basket and the original naked porta filter (black one tho) and was getting crazy when i couldnt get an even tamp. With the dampening shot its perfect all the time and it also heats up the filter basket which is a nice bonus

@@adammaik yeah a lot of people have the same issue with the standard one too. It might be that your naked filter basket is a little more polished than your standard one, making it worse. I've heard you can roughen up the sides of it with sandpaper to make it stick better.

Sadly without adjusting the fan height you still get anything between 22 to 23.5

You can buy a basket that holds 16-18 etc. so easy fix if you want to

@@MortenRyberg Could you recommend one that fits perfectly?

@@tsvrobo2445this 16 gram basket will provide you with 18 grams of coffee give or take a gram…hope this helps

17 inches.

@@silwerston Well, the Touch Impress doesn't have an automatic tamper, just an integrated one. The grinder is also not as well built and is less consistent with no distribution. The Jet also has much better temperature stability and true volumetric output. In short, the Touch Impress is a good machine, but the Jet makes better coffee.

@fuzziestlumpkin as you can see in the video, the automatic one doesn't necessarily whip the coffee well if you also need an external tamper

@silwerston I have both machines, and the Jet doesn't need an additional tamper. He uses one in the video because the bottomless portafilter he bought isn't the same height, and he doesn't want to adjust the auto tamp fan to compensate.

@@silwerstonyou don’t need an extra tamp. The Jet is much better

I believe it’s their personal choice. I was psyched a year ago when this rumor was floating around for a connected machine. I thought I might be able to export or view on Breville (under my account) statistics for brewing. None of that is available. If machine collects any sort of telemetry, then it’s for Breville eyes only. And if it doesn’t, then it’s a missed opportunity.

I had an update last week to version 2.7 and sent a question to Sage - Im waiting for their advise what has been updated

@KejtDomowe ​​⁠from what I see heating element cycle and pre-infusion behave slightly different. It’s also more quiet, pump seems to work better. Good luck with getting anything from Breville or Sage customer support. They are often clueless. Btw. Love your YT handle. Very Polish :-)

Mine are light roasted and I am from 30 to 40 usually

Mines are medium and I‘m around 36-40. Just received the „welcome“ package of freshly roasted beans. I will try the, this week.

If you want more control and got the space for it, go for separates :)

Those machine suggestions are for semi pros. The oracle jet is far easier and less hands on.

@@drlodge in your personal experience? Or the use case of Breville one in the video?

@adammaik as in the video

Think you said that you're using the original basket in the naked portafilter? If that's correct and it's sitting lower it implies the tabs/ wings on the portafilter are set higher on the sides or are thinner. One thing to try... before grinding, wet the basket first and wipe with a cloth but leave the basket damp. The resulting waves you are getting often occur on the oracle series if the basket is dry. The dampness allows the grinds to adhere a bit to the basket and then themselves so the fan-tamp motion doesn't just spin the grinds over themselves.

Thanks for this correction :)

I had sea salt items for years. Machine never exposed to direct sunlight and never any issues. But plastic is plastic. If you were to place it where sun blasts its rays for hours I’m sure it would alter its look over time :)

@ Thanks for the reply. It will not be exposed to direct sunlight. I was just wondering about it staying nice and clean looking. No coffee stains on it …

@ ​​⁠it’s quite resistant but we also wipe it clean after each use.

There you go, its live :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/apCQp3-NZc9les0

You would be surprised what a life saver the puck sucker is. Especially when you have family members sleeping in the morning or little children or pets (dogs). Regular knock box wakes up everyone causing chaos. But you do you...

@@adammaik Try scooping it out with a spoon, it makes no noise at all and works first time. Puk suckers are stupid.

@@MrRickytuk you’re allowed an opinion but don’t insult those that actually use it. Play nice.

I use my puck sucker. I am older now, and it is easier on my wrist

That still happens occasionally. The problem is the wheel itself. It’s stepless and often lands on “in-between” spot. Unfortunately machine vibration (during grinding) can change the setting -1 or +1.

Because there isn’t an option in the menu to choose more precise grind size. You can though play with the fan height to get closer to your preferred grind size.

@@adammaik - Sorry I don't understand. If setting of 22 is selected I assume grinder can do it, so why not let the user make the coffee with that setting?

@@bobby350z I might have gotten confused. is the 22 settings you reference to any part of the video? If so, let me know the mark, ill re-watch and let you know.

What can I say. Anything else then coffee extraction on these is smoke and mirrors for me. Hot water temperature drops significantly the moment it leaves the water spout (I believe that thermojet tries to heat up more to compensate for that but I could never measure with a probe anything close to 200’F. Brewing coffee is more forgiving to brewing tea. From oolong to black to herbal - not impressed. From an engineering side, the location of the water dispenser is weird too (compared to Touch Impress). You have to move the cup or glass far back to ensure that water actually hits the cup. If you don’t get it right, water will simply run down the outer side of the cup. Thankfully I have a separate water kettle and tea infuser.

@@adammaik Thanks champ

Thank you. I’m sorry that maybe tad too long :)

About 4 seconds.

@@adammaik That is amazing!

I can’t tell if Jet will receive a discount around that time, if it does you might see $200 off, maybe more.

Not sure where you are but in Canada the Oracle Jet is already on sale 20% off msrp and breville is even throwing in a barista kit for free (they claim its value is $300CAD). Frankly I’m a little surprised they’re already discounting it but this much since it was only released a few days ago here.

@@rob767ER thanks. Will wait for TG sale

@@rsakhaled Thanks for your opinion. You’re allowed to have one :-)

Luxe cafe offers pretty good value for money. But the cup quality workflow and user experience are much better on the jet. and probably all recent brevilles. Also, it's personal preference, but the Ninja is kinda fugly lol.

You’re welcome.

No love for smooth jazz?

@@adammaik nope

@@adammaikMUSIC IS FINE, it’s smooth.

Hi there, Approximately 16.5in or 419mm. Hope that helps.

You can disable smarts in the menu and go manual for extraction and texturing.

The workflow is close to a super auto, that's literally the point of the machine. But the espresso is nothing like super auto coffee. proper stuff from a proper portafilter at the proper pressure.

You’re welcome.

@@BenoitBlanchon cup warming tray? If it does it’s not something advertised or explained in the setup menu . I rinse cups in hot water prior to using or send them into microwave for ten seconds. Not trying to be arrogant or disrespect you but i could care less for something like a cup warming tray. Jet is the first no fuss machine that has a good grinding, dosing and tamping system that extracts espresso every single time.

To me, it means that the upper part of the machine heats up so the cups you put there are warm.

Both machines are made of plastic. I dont expect top of the unit to provide substantial heat to take care of the cups.