Tom's Favorite Coffee Stuff: Delonghi, Ninja, DF54 and what else?

[@JiajuChen]

Winners 0:30 DF54 1:16 De'Longhi Magnifica Plus 2:18 Nanofoamer Lithium 3:22 Yeti Rambler Runner-Up 4:13 MHW-3bomber r3 hand grinder 5:20 Outin Nano 6:02 MiiCoffee Apex Turds 7:08 Gaggia Espresso Deluxe 8:09 Ember Mug Best of 2024 8:50 Ninja Luxe

[@Sheldologist]

Because of your countless videos I purchased the Ninja Luxe cafe. We've had it a few weeks now and absolutely love it. Thanks for the great comprehensive content.

[@roniromy3708]

I bought the ninja luxe based on your videos, i have the machine for about 1 month now and i absolutely love it. Thank you

[@Reefdentist0922]

I just purchased the Ninja Lux based on watching your video. Best decision ever. Happy New Year !!

[@robertduklus6555]

Enjoy it. Give us an update 6-12 months

[@i.am.Crispin.Crunch]

@@robertduklus6555Exactly. To be fair, I’m not sure Sage/Breville is much better in durability …but yeah, time will tell w the Ninja and that’s what knocked it down to #2 or #3 for my choices

[@taylor_m_237]

​@@i.am.Crispin.Crunch what did you choose?

[@debrarobbins5151]

Love your videos Tom ~ concise and helpful, keep it up :) I absolutely love my Ninja Cafe Luxe that I got for Christmas! Ninja is always an industry disrupter in a great way. I hope they come out with a divided bean hopper to make the switch between beans easier. I’d love to switch between espresso and decaf, or espresso and other coffee beans without having to empty the hopper every time, and scooping out with my hands the tablespoon of beans left on top of the grinder.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I agree, dual hoppers would be sweet!

[@andrewharrison2917]

Keep going Tom learning so much about coffee/ grinders and machines. Always had my eye on a oracle touch but now swaying to the ninja off your reviews

[@jonathannewby2720]

Because of your reviews I bought the Magnifica Plus. I have had it a week and love it. Thannks for your help in helping me decide on what one to get.

[@marcoaurelioauxilio278]

Happy new year, Tom. Thx for all the knowledge.

[@fwdrive4014]

The Legato V1/2 is an undiscovered gem, IMO. You're so right. I have thought about getting one for sleepy mornings where I don't want to fuss with a complicated coffee routine.

[@jackd8336]

Happy New Year Tom - appreciate your videos I ending up buying myself the Delonghi Plus as a Christmas gift for myself! Do not regret it!

[@Nickhaja]

Please review the Miicoffee Apex v2 😊

[@sbtyfr]

I feel so much better after seeing your list since i got magnifica+, df64 gen2 and mh3 grinder last black friday😊

[@rusnsc7622]

Happy New Year Tom. Learned a bunch from your videos, keep up the good work.

[@boatbikemike8571]

Thank you for showcasing the Magnifica! I bought the Evo on your recommendation last May. It’s been a real workhorse, pulling at least 6 shots a day. Happy New Year!

[@PositivelyNice]

OMG YES! Subminimal is hitting all the right notes for milk foaming. Most people would think wow the price! But once you have used it, you know it is worth it.

[@namrepmek]

Happy NY, Tom. The Ninja has really taken off. I’ve joined a user group on Facebook with a pile of very enthusiastic users! (For me, my Rivelia was my champ for 2024, I just love it.)

[@JoshuaWilsonpossible]

I know I've said this before, but between the initial loose or broken OPV on my GCP, and two boiler flakes under warranty, I finally sent my GCP back and bought this thing (it comes tomorrow) because of your in depth reviews. I can't wait to try it out.

[@NeverMind353]

One warning about the Nanofoamer Lithium: The Tritan material around the screen is very thin at 3 spots. If you're not careful, they break and eventually the screen will fall off. To avoid, never let the screen touch the pitcher during foaming, and only take it out after a soak in hot soapy water (and do so carefully). Cheers

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for the warning!

[@antonya6230]

Happy New Year Tom!

[@Bast-kavothe]

Happy new year Tom. Love your channel and content. Your review convinced me on the ninja and ninja has gotten good at me at least (I have ninja creami too 😂). Just what I wanted. Still happy with my purchase, maybe more after hearing others say the labor for a more manual , custom process gets to onerous.

[@victorlopes4720]

Just purchased it my favorite machine from your review was the DeLonghi magnifico plus. Just had it a few days and I love it. Thanks for the reviews.

[@FaithAndCoffeeBean]

Happy New Years Tom!!! You rock!!! 🎉

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thank you sir!

[@ShinSuperSaiyajin]

You are one of the reasons why I got myself a Turin Legato, Tom LOL Weekly back flushing is what’s keeping my machine in great condition so far Temperature can be stabilized as well if you go for a longer heating time. I don’t use the preinfusion feature though. Milk steaming is excellent especially if you replace the steam tip into a single hole one

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Glad you like it! The pre-infusion was not a proper pre-infusion anyway on the V1, since it opened the solenoid...I'd suggest too, to just use it without. Cheers!

[@UNSERALVUJUDE]

Hi Tom. I wish you Great New Year. About the Apex machine I,m just was about to buy , when I found it has only 3.5 stars on Amazon reviewers . They complain about E1 error displayed and machine shows random temperatures displayed and stops work. Some of reviews complain about leaks most of them happenning after backflush. Technical support found E1 error due a thermal sensor failure and they put a video showing how to replace it. I'm live in Brazil so the warranties was a complicated issue. In short I'm stick with my Breville Bes870 because after six years still rock solid and zero issues. Thanks for your videos. I really appreciate because they are totally unbiased. Only truth. Best Regards.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks so much for your kind words! Yes, I saw the bad Amazon reviews in the beginning. I hadn't noticed an E1 failure at that point. For me, the machine has been rock solid. But yes, living in Brazil, you need to use a supported machine. The Breville is incredibly well documented online, so that's also good. Cheers!

[@MvMx-v2l]

Happy Brew Year Tom, looking forward to your opinions and explanations in 2025

[@lechatbotte.]

I think his review is the best I’ve seen. I saw one that was nit picking seriously. I’m not a coffee snob I just want to have a good cup of coffee sometimes a latte or cappuccino or iced coffee. I’ve got three machines time to have one.

[@tanjavh4768]

I have a question about the nano lithium frother, how do you warm and heat up the milk without using the microwave? To be able to use the nano. What did you use to heat your milk to use this nano lithium?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I used the microwave, but I suppose you could use the stovetop.

[@tanjavh4768]

@ OK thanks Tom I just ordered the DF 54 grinder in white I had to pre-order it because it’s always out of stock and I have to wait a few months for it to get in stock in Canada so hopefully I’ll be getting it once it’s back in stock in March. In the meanwhile I’m thinking of upgrading to the DeLonghi art thanks to your video only because I want that one for frothing I have the old 680 model but the grinder was more important to get so did that first thanks again for everything Tom all the best

[@CaveyMoth]

I am loving the De'Longhi Magnifica Plus. Espresso from it is almost as good as I can pull with the ol' ECP.

[@jeannepaynter1611]

I got the Magnifica Plus for Christmas and I love everything about it. Great dense foam. It is so simple to use! It tells you everything you need to do. I’m still playing with settings to get the coffee flavor I like. To get a richer flavor how do I set the grind? The strength? I bought this for cappuccino but found I prefer the flat white. Love this machine so thanks for your review and recommendation. I found this far better than the Philips 5500 which I returned quickly. Hope you like your Philips if you have one.

[@nordy643]

An extremely nice feature of the Yeti tumblers over some other brands is the fact that they're dishwasher safe so easy to throw them in for a full cleaning versus using a sponge/brush only. Also really like the simplicity of the magnetic tops and the fact that you can interchange tops with a straw top as well. Stackable storing is also quite nice.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You're right! I forgot to mention the awesome magnetic slide cover - really sweet. Cheers!

[@sjacko1066]

Ended up buying a Ninja. So far it’s great! Any new vids on that would be very much appreciated

[@ramzez_uk]

I think you right about MiiCoffee in regards to unknown brand. Durability unknown. It comes only with 1 year warranty. In the UK Gaggia currently offers 3yr warranty for Classic. Lelit/Sage - 2 and you know you can maintain. I had an issue with Solis and they quit UK market and 0 support. Even can’t send parts. So for the price you probably want something which lasts and hassle free to fix.

[@rickardkevaanranta7808]

Would like you to make a long term review of the Ninja! There are a lot of people at dedicated Facebook forums having big troubles with their machines that Ninja luckily replaced.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Well, I guess I will have to wait a while yet...

[@crimeandcoffeecouple]

My wife and are just starting to look for a real espresso/coffee machine; we'll definitely take a look at that Ninja. My wife loves her Ember but the battery is definitely the biggest pain, I'll just have to buy a charging pad for anywhere she goes in the house 😂 My favorite purchase this year was my Ello Ogden ceramic travel mug. I'm not a fan of drinking from metal (sensory thing) and although it's in danger of shattering when dropped - I love the feel of the ceramic and it keeps my coffee decently hot.

[@giantkylec]

Just bought the ninja this week after doing a ton of KZbin research, was going to go with the gaduino but really wanted something that just works dependably, and this makes great espresso and milk, easily, at a killer price.

[@PISETHSOM-MEDIA]

Happy new year

[@geomcl]

Happy new year to you and yours

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Happy new year, George!

[@michaelramsay7984]

Happy new year Thanks for all the great videos The ninja - I bought the breville/sage duo temp pro and the precision brewer yes both really old but both got great recent in 2024 reviews I saw the reviews of the ninja do it all and thought wow! But I would reallly like a long term review of this machine cause I think something sooner or later is gonna break or stop working on it Is it not really - a jack of all trades master of none?

[@divingadventures121]

The only concern I have with the ninja is the porta filter adaptor is plastic. If I break it, how is it gonna grind coffee into the portafilter? I wish it was also metal.

[@ansoncards9674]

What bothers me about the Miicoffee Apex? Absolutely nothing! I have the v2, and I love it. Consistent, excellent pulls.

[@thegreatskywalker]

Loved the video. How is the Ninja compared to Sage Express Impress in terms of grind size resolution for espressos? The Sage allows outer burrs to be adjusted and is geared only towards espressos whereas the Ninja does not allow outer burrs to be adjusted. Both have about the same grind size settings but Ninja has to grind for filter coffee to espresso range, whereas Sage has to only do espressos. So I was wondering if Sage gives a finer control over grind sizes for espressos.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

You're right about that. They both have 25 clicks, and their burrs look exactly the same. I'm thinking too that the Sage's increments must be smaller, since it's designed for just espresso, but I am not sure how to quantify it. Cheers!

[@platinumking9602]

​@TomsCoffeeCorner hey tom, you recently did a review on the breville barista signature VCF160 a year ago (uk version ) and it states it does bean to cup and ground coffee but nowhere does it tell u how to do it and it dosent come with dual wall baskets even though it says it does there's nothing online and breville never get back to u can u shed any light on this or possible make a vid or any links to dual wall baskets for this machine hope u can help me many thanks

[@thegreatskywalker]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Thank you for the response :) I think one possible way to quantify without a particle analyzer would be to dial in an espresso on both. Then change +-1 increment on both to see how much the extraction time changes. One with higher resolution will have smaller changes in time. Cheers!

[@iaismael]

Thanks for the video. As you asked about the miicoffee, i was interested in that machine and watched every youtube talks about it. While feature wise it looks cool, there were two reasons why I did not buy it, first when you look at user reviews (e.g. on amazon) there seems to be quality issues with the machine from day 1 or week 1. another thing it has non-isolated circuit board, which seems to be easy to burn once first leak takes place, while that could be an acceptable risk to take it does not seem to be easy to find spare parts in such cases. In my case I would prefer a used profitec go which has parts everywhere here in Germany over a cheap made coffee machine that has no strong support behind it so far. This might change later but currently it is a big risk.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thanks for that feedback. I did notice the poor Amazon reviews. I actually have had 0 issues myself with it. Cheers!

[@VoicesofMusic]

Awesome channel tx

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Thank you so much!

[@darthmicrobius]

I am having fun with my Ninja. One issue I had with making espresso; I use DeLonghi espresso cups and my first time using the cup tipped over from the vibrations due to the narrow base of the cup and the large drip-hole in the tray. To solve, i put either a paper towel or barista towel underneath the cup. Any other suggestions or solutions?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Hmm, I generally use a small MiiCoffee scale, which helps support the cups, avoids the hole, and adds a rubber surface to combat the vibrations. Cheers!

[@_introvertlife3692]

Hat die Ninja luxe auch so ein 3 wegeventil? Konnte dazu nicht wirklich was finden 🧐

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

3 Magnetventile, tatsaechlich. Ich habe die Maschine auch auseinandergenommen. Gruss!

[@_introvertlife3692]

@ 😱👌🏻👌🏻

[@jorgenswensan3299]

Thanks Tom, I was surprised that the Meraki was not on the list but the Ninja was

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The Meraki is still an unknown longevity-wise, and how they'll deliver on their Kickstarter orders. But yes, it was a surprise. Cheers!

[@craigholden3547]

Tom, what is the Kingrinder model that you said you like in the video?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@craigholden3547 K4. The K6 should also be very good.

[@flyergowest]

👍Happy New Year

[@SunriseLAW]

6:36 The "Apex" has electronics right under the water feed which are just a problem waiting to happen. I was looking at the machine but as soon as I saw that..... no way. The Gaggia and the Silvia both lack electronics.

[@thomasking8831]

I love the ninja luxe caffe, super easy and really good on making cold drinks! My only complaint would be the hot froth options are not hot enough, on the surface it looks very hot but when drinking it taste more lukewarm. I have to go to manual steam/froth option inorder to make it more hot enough as like drinking a hot latte/cappuccino from a caffe. Other than that is a really good machine

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Oh. I actually found the auto froth TOO hot for my liking. Like burning my tongue kind of hot. Cheers!

[@thomasking8831]

@ maybe I might have gotten a bad unit in that case, thank you for the clarification. This KZbin channel helped me buy the ninja luxe caffe. I just you add a Best Buy affiliate link: most Americans prefer to buy products from best buy because they are one of the most reliable retailers especially with tech.

[@jeet-Seattle]

Thanks Tom for another awesome video. What do you think about Ninja built quality ?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Internally, I'd compare it to Breville. The external casing is nicer on Breville though. Cheers!

[@jeet-Seattle]

@TomsCoffeeCorner 😊 thanks

[@VuLTn]

What a great way to end the year Tom! I've been agonising over picking between the Start, Evo and Plus! I like my coffee strong but pretty much only drink a straight espresso or cappucino/latte. I don't know if I should go with the Magnifica Start because it's the barebones of all I need or if I should upgrade for some quality of life features in the Evo/Plus. Anyone else go through the same and have any advice about where they landed?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@VuLTn If you can swing it, I’d suggest the Plus. It’s my favorite of the Magnifica series. 👍🏻

[@VuLTn]

@ appreciate the advice, thanks Tom!

[@stevenlong2084]

Tom, If you take cost out of the equation, how do you rate the Oracle Jet compared to the Ninja?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The OJ is much more refined, and has a higher potential for epsresso, milk steaming is also very good. But 4x the price is just quite a jump. Cheers!

[@jamiedesjardins9194]

How do you warm the milk you frothed?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@jamiedesjardins9194 microwave 👍🏻

[@0rtmasta]

Ninja Luxe Cafe - The only thing that gave me pause to think is the grinder. On Reddit there are a lot of complaints about the grinder, that it hunts for grind setting - goes to 1 on grind size. Not sure if it's the lack of quality or an issue with the inbuilt sensors.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@0rtmasta My guess is that either people are using old beans that don’t provide any pressure anymore, or possibly that the pressure sensor is off. Cheers!

[@cramer6000]

I was looking for an Update video on the ninja.. I saw ninja in the description.. So I watched and watched... No mention... Oh no.. It sucked.. Then the turds... Wait.. No mention... Then the favorite came up.. ITS THE NINJA! I bought it 5 min later... LOL Thanks for the Video :)

[@anonymousbrowser4448]

What do you think about the precision vs the eureka libra?

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Precision? The Libra is awesome.

[@trixiepickle8779]

I have the Delonghi Magnifica plus. Love it I prefer to steam my own milk, Lovely machine.

[@TheTazman]

Ninja coming up no 1. I understand why but the plastic filter funnel is the biggest weakness Breaks very easily. And without it you can't brew any coffee And they're out of stock constantly more so than the coffee machine which is 550£ in the UK The funnel is cheap to buy but hard to get Can 3d print them though as there are designs online for them but you need a 3d printer

[@6mtzhp55]

I got one later and so far can't tell where it might break, but I 3D printed a new funnel anyway and use it instead without waiting for the original break.

[@TheTazman]

@6mtzhp55 it's the little tags on the top they crack also the plastic itself is very brittle Issue with 3d printing is whether the dosing is messed up As I feel the ninja uses the weight of the funnel in its calculations The reason I say this is that we managed to use a broken funnel and the machine worked but to many grounds were added to the puk Hopefully one of these KZbinrs can look into it more as sadly no one talks about it

[@6mtzhp55]

​​​@@TheTazmanyeah what I did was adjust the infill % on my print until it exactly matched the weight of the original funnel. You can see the total weight in grams of the print in the print preview fortunately. Setting the number of bottom layers manually gives the "weak" part (of the original funnel anyway) 100% strength so no issue there I wish there was a sensible way to send em out to people who can't get one from Ninja, but postage costs a decent amount, more than the material cost

[@TheTazman]

@6mtzhp55 yes it would be nice for those of us without a 3d printer and the skills. But sadly royal mail loves to shaft us 😂

[@tanjavh4768]

Hey Tom, I would like to buy the DF54 (in white)! But it’s not available because it’s sold out. Apparently it says I have to wait a few months to be able to purchase it. While I am saving up for the Eureka specialista 👌 I wanna thank you after all this research I finally decided to get the one you suggested for my current budget. All the best by the way if you know when the white one is available please let me know I will be the first to purchase it 👍👌🫶 Tanja

[@DcuoMagcian]

i wish i had that ninja coffee machine

[@Ledman301]

Tom, why don’t you do reviews on Jura machines? The 2 coffee machines I bought in 2024 were Jura e4(only black coffee drinks), and Breville express impress. Love them both. My gaggia classic is packed away for good.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I will at some point. Still just waiting to find a deal on an E6 or E8.

[@gailoakley4010]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner,I would love for you do reviews on the Jura machines too! I know they are really expensive. Hoping that you find a deal on one of them so you can do a review for us. I enjoy your videos so much Tom, they are so helpful. Thank you for all the time and the expense it cost you to make these videos for us. As always, you are the best!

[@Thetache]

Will be interested in the longevity of the Ninja as it has so many things going on, will some of the functions fail after a short time? For such a low price the suspicion is corners will have been cut on some parts to "engineer down to a price" 18 months of daily use will be the time it all shakes out.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

To be honest, it seems put together in quite a similar fashion to Breville prodcuts. We'll see. What I can say is, it's a pita to get open. So fixing yourself won't be an option for most.

[@RyRyTheBassGuy]

I'm hoping to get at least two years out of mine. I can't say I'd get another espresso machine when/if it breaks because I've always been happy with concentrated brews from an Aeropress.

[@Thetache]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner Appliance grade products seem to suffer variable quality, lots of people swear by Breville others say it breaks within a relatively short use period. I think this will be a water sensitive machine and if people just use hard tap (not change filters) water it will die quickly and as a machine appealing to the general public that is a strong possibility.

[@Thetache]

@@RyRyTheBassGuy At this price it has a 2 years and bin it medium term disposable product feel about it...

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@ Yes, but hard water will kill any machine. A friend of mine just paid €400 to have his Rocket R58 repaired after using hard tap water.

[@jawad7506]

The big problem is MiiCoffee and Chinese brands is safety certification. Most dealers can't take the risk of selling a machine that can be a fire hazard (lawsuits etc)

[@KanielD]

The Yeti 6oz cups are my favorite. The Raito 4 is the most disappointing.

[@Wayneyeo]

DF54 & DF64 definitely game changer

[@Sebastien-v5k]

Winners : DF54 and Miicoffee Apex V2 : Thank you for helping me to find and choose this machine !!

[@veg59]

Oh, I thought you liked the DeLonghi Eletta Explore. Hmmm. I drink ice drinks and want cold foam.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

The Eletta is also very nice, but twice the price at least. But yes it does cold drinks, which the Magnifica line cannot do. Cheers!

[@MrPKORC]

Hi Tom my take on MiCoffe - first the name ( does not vibe espresso at all for me) - design ( feels like confused style: not really modern, not retro no brutalist or industrial - simply changing circular features to square could have a significant impact on reception. Cheers!

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Yes, it seems people don't like the design. It looks like a Lelit to me. Those Lelit Grace and Victorias never took off, either.

[@veg59]

Oh, I thought you liked the DeLonghi Eletta Explore. Hmmm

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

@@veg59 I do! But the Magnifica Plus offers about the same performance in a cheaper package. It doesn’t do cold drinks however.

[@veg59]

@ I only do ice decaf drinks and I wanted cold foam. So which model do you think is best for that?

[@adrianscarlett]

I was really interested in the ninja, but the 701 should really have been the first one to market. The plastic dosing funnel made the lower spec models unappealing for me.

[@davidcarlin3850]

hibrew h10 plus didnt make your list????

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

It does a good job, but it doesn't knock my socks off, tbh. It's very light weight, and has an exposed PCB inside. Hard to recommend fully.

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

I thought you did not like foamers! Be warned once you get used to no water in your milk it is hard to go back. If I want luxury, I'll add a little bit of heavy whipping cream at the end - Irish coffee without the whiskey.

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

I don't like the foamers that stand on a base. Hard to clean. This one is super easy to clean and makes great milk foam.

[@TomJones-tx7pb]

@@TomsCoffeeCorner I have a Breville. I rinse it out with water a few times and then run it with water in it for a short while and leave it upside down to drain.. Only takes a few seconds of my time. I hate the Nespresso foamer as it to easily overflows.

[@chianti95]

@@TomsCoffeeCornerI have the original nanofoamer - I didn’t like that you had to hold down the button the entire time you’re frothing. Also felt the micro-foam wasn’t really equivalent to that which you get when steaming. It appears they’ve improved the interface, as yours was running without having to continuously hold down the hard to press button. Good news - but it still seems expensive for a wand style frother. Do they sell replacement screens now?

[@jiwangl434]

Happy New Year, Tom! Would a separate grinder like the DF54 with the Nja Luxe produce comparable espresso to more expensive semi-auto machines like the Oracle Jet? I'm torn between buying a Luxe with a separate grinder or buying the Jet and using it as is.

[@Usernameunknown-w1i]

I think Tom does show using a seperate grinder with luxe in one of his videos and if i remember rightly although the luxe will pull a shot it wont do it well as it works off its own last grind knowledge. I have had the ninja luxe since october and am happy with it. Its not perfect and can jump around a bit on the grind size, i have some experience of dialing in on manual machines from the aeropress and rok to large machines like the fracino heavenly (using a seperate grinder) and delonghi prestigio and am happy with the luxe as I didnt want to faff about with the dialing in process anymore. On the whole I like the ninja and it makes decent espresso with both fresh and supermarket beans but there are times I know its wrong on the recommendation and ignore it and it catches up with me after a few shots. There was an issue with the plastic funnel cracking along the edges but the replacement seems to be a stronger plastic. Its never going to make the absoloute best espresso but its definitely more than good enough.

[@Imp642]

I cant recommend the Ninja (UK Version) as it always gave me incosistent output. Sometimes Id only get 5ml of water (hearing the water go straight into the drip tray) all the way up to 80ml of water without changing a single setting.

[@i.am.Crispin.Crunch]

Wow 😲 slowly realizing as the video progressed that the (spoiler🚨) Ninja was product of the year 8:48 I can understand from a functionality & haptics standpoint 🤔🧐 however, I’m waaayyyyy LESS bullish on the Ninja’s ability to last mechanically more than a 1 to 2 years. It’s pretty plasticky & creaky, and I would guess the built-in scale will fail quickly since this seemed to already an issue with early units out of the box

[@maciekaqe8459]

Jak mozna polecac tak slabe jakościowo produkty ninja. Nie mozna wmiawiac ze cena wybacza wszystko

[@TomsCoffeeCorner]

Have you actually owned the Ninja? You might change your mind.

[@maciekaqe8459]

Jeśli się zmieniają na lepsze to dobry znak dla klienta. Większość znanych marek obniża jakość produktu ale nie cenę. Czas pokaże czy Ninja idzie lepszą drogą. Robisz super robotę. Pozdrawiam

[@maszuinmahamad7866]

Please review BEKO Coffee machine CEP 5302 B..🥲