DeLonghi

Magnifica Digital Automatic Coffee Machine

Name: DeLonghi Magnifica Digital Automatic Coffee Machine
Brand: DeLonghi
Rating: 5.0 (51 reviews)

100% positive of 51 users 153 mentions

• Positive 37% (56) • Neutral 62% (95) • Negative 1% (2)

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What people loved

u/Vegetable_Cancel_231 · superautomatic · ▲ 13

“Delonghi magnifica plus bought on sale and gives great espresso and easy cleaning. .. all depends on how much your budget is.”

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u/NotSureButNope · superautomatic · ▲ 9

“… [truncated] … I didn't consider, until I got the De'Longhi was cleaning and maintenance. The Magnifica Evo brew group is super easy to clean and doesn't need to be greased like the Philips. Not sure how the Kitchenaid set up but something to look into.”

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u/Blkbyrd · superautomatic · ▲ 7

“… [truncated] … or a Jura are phenomenal. I personally have the KF8 and it’s been a dream, but the Magnifica is probably the best option for most people.”

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Common complaints

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Reddit discussions

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u/adaintypenguin · ▲ 153 · Post
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espresso “I think I'm finally getting the hang of it!”

as a teenager, I used to go to Starbucks everyday and order a different drink. I loved learning about all of the different ways to experience coffee and espresso. then, last year, I started working for Starbucks, and while (imo) the company is going downhill fast and I bolted out of there last month, I really appreciate how Starbucks has introduced me to the world of espresso. I was gifted a DeLonghi Stilosa for Christmas and didn't have a reason to use it until recently, since I haven't been able to get my free coffee fix from work. the thing is, Starbucks machines are automatic - the Stilosa is not. not to mention, the coffee grinder I got myself (which I love, because it is Animal Crossing themed) is an antique-style manual one with minimal instruction on how to use it. while I still have a long way to go with learning at-home espresso skills, I am SUPER happy with how far I've already come in the past month! correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I finally got the grind to a good texture, I'm getting really nice layers in my espresso, it's smooth and dark, and though it's not shown here, my milk steaming technique is getting better for making latte art (the steaming wand on this machine has been a major learning curve). while I'm broke right now (college student, yippee!), I plan to get a new portafilter in the near future. I also need to get a timer and scale, but I'm not striving for perfection right now. just deliciousness and progress! PS white mocha + pure maple syrup latte is delish

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u/fatuglychick247 · ▲ 45 · Post
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superautomatic “From Jura Z10 to KitchenAid KF8”

I’ll try to keep this short lol Just wanted to share my experience with the Jura Z10 that I purchased from William and Sonoma. It’s kinda crazy how much these shops push for Jura. We went to 4 different places and everyone was pushing for Jura as the best super automatic espresso machine. I won’t lie when we tried it, it was pretty solid especially coming from an automatic. I’m used to good coffee, my previous machine was a semi-automatic profitec pro 500 and a eureka mignon oro. So I had good coffee. But right now I don’t have time for a manual set up anymore. Honestly haven’t had time for over a year lol So I sold it and bought a jura z10. Within the first week, the milk was sputtering. I scoured Reddit and found that this is a known issue. I tried to resolve it myself but couldn’t. So I called Jura, they sent me another frothing part. That didn’t work, so I was forced to ship the machine to Jura at no cost. Since we live in Chicago, I guess their repair shop is close by so we got the machine back within a week. They sent me a sheet of everything that was repaired, and guess what? The issue wasn’t resolved. That’s when I called William and Sonoma, expressed my frustration and they gave me another unit. I got the SAME issue with the new unit! Maybe William and Sonoma got a bad batch? Not sure. After talking to the Jura rep in my area and folks at William Sonoma they gave a full refund. The Jura rep even offered me 25% off another Z10 direct from their factory but I denied it. Issues happen in shipment, I get it. So maybe the units were damaged during shipment, who knows. But what bothered me is that I sent it to Jura and they didn’t fix it. That’s when I was skeptical about their repair service so I decided not to get another one. Then I found the KF8, sur la table a shop I have here in Chicago was able to demo the machine for me. And man I gotta hand it to KitchenAid, the espresso and lattes tasted way better Jura, and it’s wayyy cheaper. The build quality is better, it looks better in person, the milk frother is better, the touchscreen/interface is a night and day difference. I was solid immediately. My friend has a Gaggia accademia that I’ve tried, so I was about to pull the trigger on that. But the KF8 drinks tasted better than the Gaggia as well. Only reason I wanted the Gaggia was because of the steam wand, but after trying the KF8s espresso the quality was so much better. So for those on the same journey as me. I highly recommend the KF8! Ask me questions if you like!

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u/Vegetable_Cancel_231 · ▲ 13 · Comment
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superautomatic “Which superautomatic espresso machine is worth buying for quality and longevity?”

Delonghi magnifica plus bought on sale and gives great espresso and easy cleaning. .. all depends on how much your budget is.

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u/garishi · ▲ 11 · Comment
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espresso “Best espresso machines to buy in 2026? [$500]”

unfortunately, you kinda really do need a grinder. i tried doing preground early on and it’s just not the same at all. you can get it to be *fine* but it’ll be like getting an espresso from a mcdonalds. if you’re looking for a super cheap (relatively speaking) way to get into things i would go with with either a Turin SD40 or a hand grinder. Mix and match the stuff below and you should have a decent beginner setup for ~$500. Unless you get *really* into it, this could be all you ever need. Grinders: -Turin SD40 (electric) - i have this and it does a decent job for most roasts https://espressooutlet.com/collections/turin-grinders/products/turin-sd40s-single-dose-grinder -1Zpresso J-Ultra (manual) - a family member has this and it works quite well https://1zpresso.coffee/product/jultra/ -Turin H40 (manual) - haven’t used this but it looks decent and you won’t find one cheaper https://espressooutlet.com/collections/turin-grinders/products/turin%E2%84%A2-h40%E2%84%A2-v2-hand-coffee-grinder Machines: -Delonghi ECP3420 - I started with this one. It can be finicky but you can get great results out of it once you learn it. Get an unpressurized basket & portafilter and you’re golden. Cheapest semi automatic machine I would recommend. https://www.amazon.com/DeLonghi-ECP3420-Espresso-Cappuccino-Machine/dp/B00YCP71VK -Turin Legato - has way more functionality than just about anything else at this price point. Should be perfect for a beginner https://espressooutlet.com/collections/turin-grinders/products/turin%E2%84%A2-h40%E2%84%A2-v2-hand-coffee-grinder

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u/Notsocheeky · ▲ 10 · Comment
positive

superautomatic “First time super automatic - what should I buy?”

Delonghi Magnifica Evo

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