Thinking of upgrading? watch this first to set the right direction

If you already have an espresso machine and thinking to upgrade then hopefully this video will set you on the right path.
Many options and brands out there, but there are mainly 3 types of machines available:
1. Single Boiler
2. Heat Exchanger (HX)
3. Dual Boiler
Once you know what you want then adjust the brand or model according to your budget.
Remember that grinder is equally important to upgrade as well.
If you are thinking of Dual Boiler then Lelit Bianca as the premium model is an end game you can find my playlist here: • Lelit Bianca PL162T
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If you think Bianca is too pricy then you can choose cheaper dual boiler Lelit Elizabeth, here is the playlist: • LELIT Elizabeth PL92T
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Second tier would be a Heat Exchanger, only 1 to choose which is Lelit MaraX the only HX with double temperature probe available on earth today probably: • Lelit MaraX PL62X
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finally if your budget limited but do not want to compromise on quality then here they are my videos of Single Boiler machine:
Lelit Anna: • LELIT PL41EM
Lelit Grace: • Unboxing: PL81T Lelit ...
Lelit Kate: • Compact Espresso Machi...
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[@shoarectube]

Lelit Kate owner here: I like my copucino early in the morning and I can say that I see no issues with having a single boiler. The time it takes for the boiler to reach teaming temperature is short enough that you won't notices. I typically clean the portafilter in the mean time and go to the fridge to get the milk.. and sometimes the machine is faster than I am early in the morning. The only gripe that I have is the grinder is difficult to tune in just right. There is plenty of adjustability, but the problem is when you change coffee.. there is no way for you to go back to the old setting in a deterministic way. There is no marks or levels that would help you go back to a previous setting, it is just a simple worm gear system.

[@fredericl6190]

Hello Mr Goana. Personally I’ll be back to an HX machine, after using a double boiler. Both are great machines, and are both able to produce nice espresso and cappuccino. But an heat exchanger with an E-61 group is simpler, more beautiful to me, and has a really stable temperature when you understand how to do a cooling flush. So I’m selling my Elizabeth, to get a Profitec pro 500 with PID. Both are at the same price in my area, and I have more confidence in the durability of the Profitec. And with a PID anyone can have great shots when they have a good grinder and a proper distribution technique. Have a nice year.

[@poemaro2248]

Because of that delonghi dedica on sale on store I just did wanna try it till then it's unending purchase on next level premium feel upgrades, accessories, scale and damn SSP burr grinder🤑😜🤑😜

[@efekislali]

Perfect explanation, thanks a lot.

[@vforvictory888]

Very informative video. I’ve been struggling with whether spending more money buying a dual boilers Lelit or just a simple single boiler Lelit as I only make 1 milk drink per day. I almost hit purchase of buying a single boiler but now I am giving it a second thought after seeing your video.

[@pinoyxbox]

Bought the Anna with PID but man that Mara is just 👌🏼🔥

[@lamma000]

"HOWEVER" ))

[@rolandlickert2904]

I have a very basic Espresso machine that needs upgrading. I have an N500 grinder but just got the DF 64 which I think is great value and half the price of a similar European Brand I was impressed with the Lelit Grace which is underrated in my opinion and for only 2 espressos in the morning and 2 in the afternoon should be more than enough. My only concern 57mm is not easy to find accessories) I like the fact it heats up very fast and in regards to foaming its, not a big deal as I do have a manual frother as well if needed which is very handy for Iced cappuccino as it makes nice froth with cold milk as well. Of course, half my eyes are on the next level of Lelit machines however I have to ask the question: Spending double the money does not produce a double better Espresso! (diminishing value as higher you go with the price). Still, think a Cafelat Robot would be a more simple solution with no electricity and will last a long time and the espresso will be great as well.

[@DieuFamillePatrie]

Bonjour @stefanusGoana , merci pour tes vidéos ! J’ai finalement l’intention d’acheter Elisabeth. Pourrais-tu me donner un conseil concernant l’achat d’un moulin ? Je me fiche de toutes les options de contrôle (minuteur, etc),. Je préfère privilégier la qualité du système micrométrique pour la précision et la qualité finale du broyage du café. J’ai un budget d’environ 400/450$ pour le moulin. William serait un parfait mariage avec Elisabeth, mais la qualité du système micrométrique ne me convainc pas. En revanche, si d’après ton expérience, tu trouves que la précision granulométrique est suffisante malgré la mauvaise qualité du système micrométrique, je me baserai sur ton avis. Sinon, aurais-tu un moulin à me conseiller ? Je te serais très reconnaissante si tu pouvais me conseiller. Merci encore pour toutes tes vidéos qui m’ont finalement convaincue d’acheter Elisabeth 🙏 Cordialement,

[@juancr3550]

Hello. Great video I have a question. I want to start in this new world coming from a Nesspreso machine (so basically i have no idea) and I want a great espresso machine. I only like americano, long, double and expresó (never drink milk) what machine you recommend?

[@W15Garage]

Good video mate.

[@daddaIT]

Great stuff! I noticed you never mentioned the Victoria which I was considering. How come? Not worth the price in your opinion compared to cheaper/ more expensive options? Thanks

[@montecristo1129]

Great video mate. I'm actually in the position you just mentioned, when I start my espresso journey at home, I always liked drinking a good espresso in the town. I have a simple Sage duo temp. I just bought a grinder, an Eureka Mignon Specialista, which is already a game changer. And in the next 2 month I wanna buy an espresso machine. But watching your video I am in a great dilemma. First of all my space in the kitchen it is a bit limited. After watching endless KZbin I have decided I would like Mara xv2. I like that look is very stylish like all E61. But the Elisabeth really looks like is giving much more, and faster changes, like the timer, and that display is very precious and is warming up faster. But i don't like the design 😁. I was reading on the website, the new Elisabeth is coming with quiet pump like Mara X, and new software, and the price is nearly the same. So I have to take a big decision. Being a technical guy, is important for me, how easy is to repair Elisabeth Vs Mara X. The E61 types are easy to be maintained, but what about Elisabeth in this situation. Any ideea? Thanks for your opinion, and advice too 🙂👍

[@chiken9355]

hi need your opinion. for lelit mara x, back to back how many cups per day it can go for maximum?

[@ShrednESP]

The Bianca is out of my budget but the other 2 are what im considering. I entertain family alot. Would you recommend the mara x or Elizabeth for making multipe milk based drinks. Also is the noise level simalar from the 2 machines. Thankyou

[@ibnufajar923]

@Stefanus Goana i'm thinking of selling my Mara X v.1. Around 6 months usage.

[@leingodx]

should I go with the Chinese Milesto brand ? their price more affordable than the Italian.