HiBREW H10A Review: 58mm PID Espresso for under $300?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Link for those interested: amzn.to/3QBdmmm (affiliate link) By the way, I did several more temperature measurement trials after the video. It seems to do a bit better with the temperature stability as the portafilter warms up. Nonetheless, it does tend to heat up a fair amount towards the end of the extraction. In the end, I think your mileage may vary with this, and other PID machines, but pre-heating the portafilter will help. Thanks for watching!

[@eby6613]

Will you upload the temperature trials? I think of moving from the dedica to this

[@bcssylf]

@@eby6613 you’ll be happy you did 👍

[@lahcenelorf592]

Please hibrew h11 review

[@malygosmozart]

Is it a hard machine for a beginner? I kinda love to try light roasted espresso, is it possible with dedica or gaggia espresso?

[@thomasrobinson4401]

Great video, Tom. I have had the H10a since February 2023. It's still going stong. I turn the water knob to release the pressure from the group head. It's a good budget machine. Half the price of the Bambino plus.

[@marcoagostoni8827]

i have just paid $330 for the bambino plus refurbished. I think this one is $300 on amazon?

[@gosman949]

@@marcoagostoni8827 but the Bambina is a 52 mm portafilter. Less bang for your buck!

[@thomasrobinson4401]

@marcoagostoni8827 I paid £239 on Ali express.

[@Phil_OG]

@@marcoagostoni8827 Yes but there was a 50€ discount in europe

[@zammie01]

@@marcoagostoni8827 I guess it is a lot less outside the US. Here in Asia we got one for about $140 on sale.

[@PastorJury]

I really appreciate your videos. You work through explanations of each machine and product so that I am rarely left wondering about the details or operation. I like that you also bring up comparisons to machines you have reviewed in the past. Thank you for your videos.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for your kind feedback! Tom

[@ritwikjs]

finally an actual person who's had one for more than a year! With no indicator for cleaning, how often do you do it? or do you use filtered/spacialized water? Im really willing to pull the trigger on this. Just got a kingrider that's espresso capable too

[@MetaView7]

I am impressed by the machine. I am impressed by your thorough review, especially impressed by the open-up examination.

[@guycxz]

about the OPV adjustment(19:35 ) coffee_wave went over the process of removing and adjusting the OPV in his review at around 12:00-14:00 minutes. The video is in Russian but the auto-translated captions did a decent job. The process seems like a pain, but not super difficult. You may be able to do it in without taking it apart with a correctly shaped tool(maybe cut a strip from a metal ruler and bend it to shape). I'm not entirely sure from the video(around 12:20) but it seems like there is an additional cover at the bottom of the top part of the machine that can be removed to access it more easily.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thank you for that tip, I will have to check out that video soon. Cheers!

[@Shellova]

My local seller ran out of this model when I wanted to buy one, but they have the newer model (H10 plus) which includes a solenoid valve and pressure control without having to play with the OPV. All for $20 more 😊

[@zammie01]

We are in a golden age of affordable espresso making! I remember my first grinder - a used Mazzer Super Jolly. Tom, your video work has really improved 👍

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The SJ is nice! Thanks for the nice feedback! Tom

[@oliviainsd2103]

Thanks Tom. I mentioned your videos on my Amazon reviews. Hopefully, you will get more subscribers.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

That's kind of you, thank you!

[@jefferysaddoris]

Just ordered one of these after watching your video (along with one by Lance Hedrick). Looks like a solid machine for my basic needs. As I told Lance, I'm coming from a Via Venezia which I had for 19 years (The thermofuse and the pump need to be replaced). Still, for $239, the H10A looks like a steal for what you're getting.

[@jtran777]

Thanks for sharing. I’m also currently using a Via Venezia and was looking for a step up, not breaking the bank. Would you say it’s a lot better than the VV?

[@stephenw1799]

I like having a back up machine and this fits the bill for me, 188 euro from geekbuying. Thanks for the video!

[@2nddragoon]

Hello Tom, Great video. I liked your systemic approach to describing the machine step by step. Hibrew has a double boiler machine that seems to be very good value and effective.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks much for your feedback! Tom

[@MrNadav1995]

Could you talk about the h10 plus by Hibrew? looks like an improvement

[@davidwilliamson8569]

Really informative video, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Love the various breakdowns of the conponents and the acknowledgement of initial skepticism then noting that it does a fairly good job. I'm very new to espresso, so this would be my first buy. Thank you!

[@sebaer82]

Thank you Tom for testing this machine. I really like the test , above all the look inside and the explanation of it. Keep it up 😊

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback!

[@philindeblanc]

FYI, if your grinders' bellows cap fits over your funnel you can just place the cap over it and shake vs the needles. Takes one tool and a faster step. Works great for me, but my cap is larger I think.

[@ZaRaven]

I just bought the Gaggia Espresso (2023 made in Italy), I did not knew that this one existed, maybe I would have liked this (more settings and control, non -pressurized basket etc). Altough, I just tossed a pretty similar China made after 2 years of use because something burned inside and machine died, so idk about these China made anymore.

[@oliviainsd2103]

It is reasonably priced though it may be a good backup machine

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I will be curious to see how the longevity of the GED is. It is also a very cheap machine. Cheers!

[@Zinnet85]

Do you recommend it over dedica?

[@dle4811]

I own the hibrew and the answer is yes! It's very very good for the price. You'll need a good quality grinder though, 58mm portafilter is less forgiving than the 51mm on the dedica, but this machine is way more capable.

[@jeanletourneau9642]

Did you find the pressure gauge useful? They announce a crazy high pressure of 19 bars. Any thoughts? THANKS for honest review. I have an early Breville Duo-Temp (800ESX) that is leaking and cannot be serviced anymore, the diffuser is not available anymore. Companies have variable support depending on models. The Duo-Temp is now a mature machine and bugs were iron out. Shopping for a new model, this is my price range.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, I really like having a pressure gauge. With it, you can also slightly open the steam wand during the extraction to lower the pressure, and see how your adjustment is affecting the pressure.

[@jeanletourneau9642]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thanks to take the time answering.

[@javierguevarra3595]

to get a better brewing temperature i think you have to do kind of "pre-heat" the grouphead some seconds before...

[@Alex-k5q7c]

the group head is made of plastic

[@dimitristsolkanakis6075]

Hi Tom can you check out the h10 plus model as well ?

[@Leviathan83]

Thank you for this review! When you compared it with the dedica, it sounded like you were referring to the new model, so I’m wondering if the comparison to the older models would be the same when it comes to espresso quality/price?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The espresso I think will be similar, but the H10A has the advantage that you can really raise the temp, which makes it capable for lighter roasts.

[@caio1998caio]

Could you make a review of the Kitchen Aid 58mm espresso machine? Seems like a good competitor on value for money as well

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Boy, I don’t know. Those things get such terrible reviews on Amazon. It makes me afraid to spend the money on one.

[@MBergyman]

Calphalon TempiQ comes with the same style portafilter. I’m not sure whether the thermoblock in this machine heats up the portafilter without pushing hot water through it, but the TempiQ doesn’t, and I think that is a shortfall of the thermoblock systems like this. You have a room temp portafilter to soak heat out of the puck. Maybe it doesn’t contribute to the flavor that much, only a Scace would tell you. Options are great though for people looking for a machine in this price range.

[@mauriziocannizzo347]

Now new model HiBrew H10 Plus Review (H10A Upgrade) | Added Solenoid Valve, Pressure Setting and More

[@mohamedelboshy4447]

Thanks tom for this review, what machine do u recommend for me? Dedica ec885 or this hibrew h10a ?

[@abdelrahmanmohamed8329]

I wonder the same

[@Alex-k5q7c]

it has a pre-wetting mode and can be configured, it would be nice if you talked about it

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You mean the pre-infusion? I did mention it when I showed the settings. Cheers!

[@jimis3167]

Nice machine, although I would prefer the manometer to show the bars It brews in numbers. For me, the perfect machine would be something with a manometer showing the bars in numbers, a PID like this machine has(I wouldn't change that), and with no steaming wand as I don't steam milk, always drink pure espresso. I've been using for some time a Briel B14, the model without the steam wand, just changed stock basket with a non-pressurized one, still going strong. It's the simplest machine you can get but I make great espresso.

[@pirkes1]

Great review, Thank you for the thoroughness. Do you have any plans to also make a review to the new Hibrew H7A? I have a really big dilemma between the two machines..

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I don't plan to review that - it's a white label machine btw. The Kaffeemacher reviewed it though. Hopefully this will help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3armKKlfpyrgas

[@pirkes1]

Thank you for your reply. The machine in the lonk you sent is the H7 which is the older version of Hibrew.

[@abdelrahmanmohamed8329]

Thank you tom, how does it compare to dedica 885? which one should I get for the same price?

[@pedestrian6862]

Will you try again with bottomless portafilter,sir😁?

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

Nice review. I especially liked the overview of the internals that show a logical clean layout that is easy to maintain. Some high end machines from Italy have abysmally complex internal physical layouts compared to this machine.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thank you for your feedback! Yes, it’s only four screws to remove the lid and you are inside. That’s convenient. The layout is pretty open as well. Cheers!

[@joker927]

Impressive machine. I'm curious if this is better, worse, same as flair 58.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Haven't tried the 58 yet. I mean with the Flair you get flow control since you're the pump. So I bet the potential is higher on the Flair. But it cannot do milk, so...

[@adonayespinosamontano3940]

Could you test some grinder from hibrew? Thanks!

[@tonyjones1726]

Great review, are you able to get your hands on the dual boiler model? Looks to come in at $650 USD. Not sure about the full digital display but for what it has it may be worth looking at for a first time dual boiler. Its called the Hibrew Barista Pro H7.

[@ilanguinguis4180]

Hi Tom, thanks for the great detailed review (as always!). I recently saw your review of the MiiCoffee Apex, although I know is in a different price point, would you say is worth the extra money? Which one would you recommend more! Appreciate your work as it helps tons of us to learn and be more knowledgeable about the products. Thanks!

[@mjrusso45]

Is the steam wand a "cold touch" version or does it burn milk on it so has to be cleaned thoroughly ?

[@caps9694]

@TomsCoffeeCorner Hi Tom!! I'm trying to choose which entry level (200-250€) machine I'm gonna buy to entry the "espresso at home" world... which machine do you recommend between this HiBrew H10A,Gaggia Espresso and DeLonghi Dedica (with the mods/tips you suggested in a previous video)? (I'd like to buy also a df54 grinder to combine it with the machine)

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hi there! I would avoid the Gaggia. The H10A is more capable than the Dedica. But the Dedica has been my trusted workhorse the last five years, so there’s that. I would probably recommend the H10A in this case.

[@marcatkinson5187]

Hi Tom. I wish you would tell us where each machine is made. As a gearhead type, it matters to me.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I wrote quite a bit in the video description. If you look up there, you will see that I wrote it is designed and made in China.

[@marcatkinson5187]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner oh, sorry!. Cool, Tom.. thanks from a newb👍

[@peaceful3250]

It looks like a Breville machine. If so I wonder why they changed the name.

[@Alex-k5q7c]

​@@peaceful3250it's not Breville, it's a Chinese company

[@peaceful3250]

@@Alex-k5q7c Thank you.

[@vincenzovieri3743]

Theres so many upgrade options from the typical $100 espressos but most of them are sold as combo grinders and most of us already have grinders or expensive grinders so it makes it harder to find better upgrade option without the darn grinder combo. Most ive seen are well over $600 for just a fancy espresso but now this is $300.

[@abedallahjoulany4459]

Thanks for the review, Can you do a review for the h10b version??

[@oliviainsd2103]

Wow, I would be interested in the 10B review too. Maybe they can send you one.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

It actually looks very similar to this machine, but just with a 51 mm PF. I’m guessing the results will be similar.

[@abedallahjoulany4459]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner there is another machine , the h7A it comes with a dual boiler, 58 mm PF and a built in grinder, very similar to the breville

[@Tristan_the_ultimate]

Been seeing this product since last year and the price is really attractive for all the features it promises. Altho I understand it wouldnt be temp stable. Thanka for the awesome review! May I also ask sir Tom, can you actually pressure profile while pulling a shot by opening the steam knob?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, you can affect the pressure. Maybe I'll do a follow up short video on that.

[@JorgeVazquez-gw2xr]

Hello, approx what is the preset group pressure? I ask because their web page shows a pump pressure of 19 bar...

[@joaopedrosilva6909]

How do you compare it to the ECP 35.31? Mine just started leaking water... Maybe switch the gasket?

[@olafmol123]

great review. How do you feel this compares to a Sage Bambino (regular, not Pro)? In the Netherlands both are sold for the same price (around 200 euros)

[@paulmusescu]

Great video as always, Tom! I love watching your videos as it is so calming yet informative. I was wondering, what coffee do you like or prefer generally speaking? Nowadays, in coffee-related videos, lighter specialty coffees are almost always emphasized and personally I dislike acidity even in the slightest bit. Seeing you using the Lavazza was refreshing.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Honestly, I prefer something a little on the darker side of medium. I don’t like it too dark, and too light so far hasn’t been my thing either.

[@paulmusescu]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you very much!

[@paetgmeiner3620]

Great review. Thanks! I saw that the OPV can be adjusted. If you open it there is a small spring inside and with a screwdriver - left turn decrease preassure. A quater turn is around 1-2 bars. Scaling on Gauge - 10bars between red and green and 5 bars between white and green. 14 bars are to full range It would be interessting if lowering pressure will affect temperature accuracy But be carefull if you open the OPV There is a small red sealing ring which has be set properly HiBREW has another interessting model H10B

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for that tip!

[@splitchy559]

is that DF54 next to machine? Its quite a mess around it.

[@ekox6989]

I just bought the Hibrew H10A. The espresso quality is very good, but the steam pressure seems a bit inconsistent or sputtering. Is there any trick for this? It also releases quite a lot of water.

[@ronaldmcwhatnow9744]

Do you still find the wand troublesome?

[@ekox6989]

@@ronaldmcwhatnow9744 After some trial and error, I can conclude that the steamer on this machine isn’t quite as strong as it looked in the video (which is totally fair for a machine in this price range). The fix? Purge water for about 5-7 seconds until the steam is a bit more stable. Also, use really cold milk to give yourself a bit more time for the rolling.

[@abdulaziz_me]

Please do a video of the h7a pro . It's a dual boiler machine, and it's really cheap in comparison to the breville dual boiler machine .

[@jimis3167]

What was the model with the accurate PID?

[@ritwikjs]

my main concern is for the vitality of the thermoblock and the lack of customer support. There's no cleaning indicator, so you have to go by feel. I guess if you use specialized coffee water your machine should have a decent life

[@antonioj358]

Thanks for your video. I just received the HiBrew H10A and I would like to buy a new tamper, calibrated to 30 pounds and self-leveling. I have seen the MHW-3 Bomber tamper, but it is advertised as 58.35 mm. Could you please confirm the actual basket size? It seems that the tamper that comes with the HiBrew is 58 mm and doesn't fit the basket completely, so maybe 58.35 mm is okay.

[@yousuffizzani6001]

Looks similar to gemilai 3605, the T junction is plastic , may break or leak after a while , they changed it to copper nowadays

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I don't know any of these to have copper, to be honest.

[@ronaldkaplansky1938]

Is there a bottomless porta filter that will fit this

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, they sent me one. But I think you can get one here: www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804126729678

[@rodriacsp]

hibrew or delonghi dedica? And if I want bottomless filter?

[@ikkelolnl]

Stupid question... is this only for espresso's? Or also "normal" coffee pulls?

[@adhamgaber462]

should i upgrade to this machine from the gastroback piccolo?

[@ohata0]

what are your thoughts on the ecp 3420/3630 vs the h10a? after buying accessories, the price difference would be around $100 cheaper for the ecp series. how do you think both would do for various roasts, light, med, dark, etc. it seems like the h10a would be more versatile w/ the temp control, but maybe the ecp would still be more stable? also, would you use 58mm or 58.5mm tampers/puck screen for the h10a? do you feel like both would be a good choice as a first espresso machine?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

They're both good, yes. The H10A is better for different roast beans due to being able to influence the temp. But I quite like the ECP, as I tend to prefer the shots from boiler machines. It's hard to go wrong with either, tbh.

[@ohata0]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks!

[@alexandermuralles4644]

Hey Tom, I’m currently running a Dehlongi Stilosa with all upgraded accessories, and I was using a Baratza Encore ESP but it just broke on me. I saw the H10a machine + G5 grinder bundle just dropped to $399 usd on Amazon! Wondering how you’d compare the H10a to the stilosa as far as shot/drink quality and user experience. Is it worth the upgrade? Also, do you intend to do a video on the Hibrew G5 grinder?? Thank you!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Well, the H10A has an adjustable PID which is nice, so you can alter the temp to the bean you're using. But honestly I prefer boiler machines for my med to med-dark roasted beans. Don't know if the PID makes that much difference for me in that case. It is important for lighter roast beans though. As for the G5, I may review that sometime in the future. I'm sure it's a fine grinder - probably like the D40+ or ESP, is what I am guessing. Cheers!

[@pkmc4499]

Great videos. Been watching some of your other videos too. I am wondering between the 3 entry level 3 machines, Delongi EC885, Breville Banbino and this HiBrew H10A, which one gives you a better quality espresso (better for me is more balance). Also, have you measure the pressure on all 3 machines, are they 9 bars rather than 15 bars as they advertised? Thank you.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Of those 3 so far I'd say the H10A. But I cannot measure the pressure of the H10A or Bambino. The good thing is, you can feather the pressure on the H10A and Dedica via steam knob. Cheers!

[@kennethfuentes9044]

Hello sir, I just want to ask if this brand and model is better than Gemilai 3609? Planning to buy an espresso machine

[@2rich2Mr]

Hello, what is the thermal block made out of? Aluminum?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Stainless steel lines, encased in aluminum block.

[@seeuatRIP09]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Hi Tom, can you refer me to the source stating this? (Inox lines through alumn block). Couldn't find it. Loving your work, thanks!

[@lwyr9152]

I am considering between H10A and ECP35.31, but H10A is using a 3-ear portafilter, I am afraid of its compatibility. Therefore, I may go for Delonghi. Thank you for your videos.

[@mmt-t7f]

سلام این دستگا ایا درایران هست یانه

[@malygosmozart]

what about the h10b? seems a little powerhouse! almost the same specific of this one, excpet for the dimension!

[@pascalb3711]

Unfortunately, the porte-filter holder inside the head group is plastic, and I don't have a good experience with this head group, and after a few uses, it is no longer able to hold the porte-filter well, and it leaks..

[@RenatSavi]

very nice detailed review. thx

[@hasifhaneefa]

HiHi, this or deica 685, which you will recommend?

[@muhammadalialtaf7842]

Would you pick this over the Ninja Luxe?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

No, I like the Ninja more. Cheers!

[@Asad-Ullah.]

De'Longhi ECP series, are the best ever

[@fabioalves5815]

qual a pressao dela ?

[@carlosobando9751]

Compared vs Brim Coffee Machine❓ Witch is better❓ Hibrew or Brim

[@cthulpiss]

will bigger basket fit here? say - 18 or 20 grams?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, it's a standard 58mm, so lots of baskets will fit, including deeper ones. At least that's my guess. You can also get a bottomless PF, which can fit all depths of course.

[@staceyramirez7843]

Hi Tom, what basket would you recommend that would be the best for this machine, I just bought the Hibrew H10A for $185 on Amazon "On Special"? Thank you beforehand

[@Phil_OG]

How do you fit your temperature probe between the portafilter and the gasket without leaks? I always wanted to measure the temperature of my machine that why but it leaks so much the the reading are influenced.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I formed the wire around the lip of the port filter, and gently insert it into the brew group. I try to make sure that the temperature probe sits on top of the middle of the coffee puck. On some machines, it does still leak. With this one, it didn’t.

[@Phil_OG]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thanks for the reply! Have you tried to measure the temperature of the bambino with success? When I try it it always leaks a lot which influences the results

[@DoreK]

Hey! H10A Plus is coming soon :) With 3-way solenoid valve (I asked Hibrew directly). They should start production in June. Unfortunately I don't know the price, but the new model should probably be a nice (and complete) upgrade. I hope you will get it and test it :D

[@dejedejsson]

You actually have more possibilities without 3 way, you can make blooming shot as long as you want for example.

[@JohnPauloSalamat]

@@dejedejsson I saw lance hendrick doing just that in his review video :)

[@rin0u301]

@@dejedejsson That is exactly why I'm still wondering if I have to cancel my pledge on kickstarter or not. Being able to do blooming shot seems to be a nice possibility, but I'm still guessing if this is a way to still do it with a solenoid valve. Do you have any insight on this?

[@MrEye4get]

What is a better option? Buy a Hibew H10A with a Hibrew G3A grinder v.s. a Hibrew H7A with double boiler and built in grinder? The first option is $300 cheaper than the second.

[@TheAElez]

H10 Plus is coming soon it looks pretty good.

[@Rithrade]

How would this compare to the Bambino Plus? Is there other models to consider in this budget range?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I like this machine better than the Bambino plus all around. That being said, I don’t know how the longevity will stand up compared to the bambino plus. That remains to be seen, of course.

[@TheLeanPocketMuncher]

Hi, Tom. If you had to pick one, would you choose this for $225 or the Dedica Maestro Plus for $350 if you were trying to get the most value for your money? Do you think the Dedica adds enough be worth the extra money?

[@mushi6577]

Is this better than the ecp 35.31 if i only use for espresso, no steaming milk at all

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Well, I still prefer boiler machines, if I’m being honest. That being said, this machine will do better for you, if you want to dabble in medium and light roasts, since you have more control over the temperature.

[@clementpalisses5675]

Would you recommend this machine over the ecp 35.31 in advanced mode as you presented in your other video ? What are the differences in your point of view ?

[@PresidentTio]

I have the ecp 35.31, and just bought the Hiibrew. I bought it because it really gives value for the money and you can change many variables. New ims basket and a pucksceen + a bottomless portafilter would make the difference for sure 👍🏽

[@DanielB-j3o]

Once again it's sad to learn that there is an OPV in that machine without being told at what pressure it releases. Perhaps, most people goes with the flow, but I'm not. Do you know that it's now well known that espresso coffe can save a liver dammages? At the time my doctor (specialist) told me that I must have 4 espresso shots at 11 bars (he insisted) in order to reduce, if not to stop my liver's to deteriorate. It's a real pain trying to find a reliable machine that can extract at 11 bars and shows it on a reliable pressure gauge.. It's so hard to have specifications on machines. I can offord much more than $600 CAD before tx for amachine with a gauge, good PID with digital display. I personnaly prefer boiler than thermoblock because of temperature stability, and warmer BG head. I'da possibly be interested in that Casabrews machine if I could play with the brew pression so that I could reach a real 11 bars extraction with it. Thanks for very helpful reviews. I already watched many.

[@HasanAl-Saffar]

Thanks, Tom! Do u recommend this machine over dedica?

[@HasanAl-Saffar]

Oh and do u consider an upgrade to this machine for dedica owners?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I'd say it's more capable out of the box, but I don't know about longevity yet. My Dedica has been with me for 5 years already...

[@CalebWeaver-h1u]

hi, guys which one better hi brew 10a or gemilai crm3505

[@marcovalente6255]

Whats is the better, HIBREW H5 or Delonghi 3420? Regards.

[@abdullahhamid3702]

Between this and dedica ec685, which one do you recommend? Please suggest as im going to get the machine in next 1-2 weeks

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hard to say for me. The H10A is better spec wise, but I have a soft spot for the Dedica.

[@georgepikmin7095]

what cups are those? they look like the perfect size

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I have a link to those cups in the description. :-)

You said you stopped it at 32, you mean 32grams?

[@Haasaaroni]

Great video! How much time did it take to switch into steaming mode?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Good question - I think around 10 seconds.

[@Luka-ns3hf]

can you reviw the electrolux explor 6 pleasee?

[@felixolivares9129]

The inside?

[@Proktel]

You must try the Greek Freddo espresso !! Check it out

[@Proktel]

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[@oliviainsd2103]

Hmmm

[@micahweekes]

This, or the Delonghi ecp3420?

[@victorsokol7419]

Благодарю за подробную демонстрацию возможностей этой сверхдешëвой кофемашины! Специально пишу по-русски, чтобы Вы знали, что Вас смотрят и в России.

[@UnchilenoConAmor]

Tengo entendido que esa cafetera Hibrew es una excelente máquina, de hecho es de las más vendidas y más fiables del mercado modo AliExpress!! ☕✨💚Amor por el buen café! 🙏❤️

[@cachi-7878]

@3:37, it doesn’t necessarily mean it has a PID controller just because it has a sensing thermo probe. PID refers to the type of feedback loop.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You're right, but you can set the temperature on this as a setpoint, so I'd call that a PID.

This machine head unit is metal or plastic + metal?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

That’s a good question. As far as I can tell, it’s metal with a clear film on it on the outside, and if I remember right, it might have some plastic internal bracing.

[@olivertrees]

this or the bambino plus?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

This one. At least based on performance alone.

[@goonhand88]

Und kann man das gute Stück in DE kaufen?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Kann man. Da muss man zum Glück auch kein Einführungszoll zahlen. Link: amzn.to/3JQCQbS (Affiliatelink)

[@lahcenelorf592]

Please hibrew h11 review

[@mohammadsibaei2899]

Is it real that it is 20 bar ??

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I doubt it. Unfortunately, my manometer does not fit on the bottom of this Portafilter’s threads.

[@mohammadsibaei2899]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner thanks