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Saeco Xelsis Super Automatic Espresso Machine

100% positive of 5 users 17 mentions
• Positive 29% (5) • Neutral 71% (12) • Negative 0% (0)

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  • u/LettuceNegative9419 · superautomatic · ▲ 6

    “… [truncated] … It also doesn't look like it would fit my iced coffee glass under it. I'm really trying to keep it under $700. Any advice would be appreciated, I am starting to feel like I have… [truncated] …”

  • u/applebrownbrick · espresso · ▲ 3

    “… [truncated] … automatic if you want espresso. That's what I did purchasing for an office. I think at the time I ordered a Saeco Xelsis about 6-7 years ago and it was easy enough for everyone to use BUT with anything you will need someone to clean the brew group properly… [truncated] …”

  • u/MapFabulous2126 · superautomatic · ▲ 1

    “… [truncated] … and expresso ...I too.almost pulled the trigger on the Z10 but opted for this everyone has a comment about which they love......Its all personal preferences if you can and have amazon prime you can buy use and return without issues… [truncated] …”

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Reddit discussions

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  • u/LettuceNegative9419 · ▲ 6 · Post
    positive
    superautomatic “First Coffee Machine, want all auto, what should I get?”
    Hi, as the title suggest, I am looking for a SUPER automatic coffee machine. I mainly drink iced coffee but I do enjoy a cappuccino and latte every now and then, I also want to be able to make fancier milk coffees for guests. I currently just put ice in my glass and brew a shot over the ice, I know this is not ideal, but I can barely manage to push the "On" and "Brew" button in the morning. My current front runner is the De'Longhi Magnifca EVO, as it has the milk system, as well as the other coffee options I like. I was also considering the Phillips 3300, but I have heard to stay away from all Phillips models. I spoke to a friend who is much more into the coffee making process than me, and he said to skip the De'Longhi and get a Breville Express Impress, but the Breville seems to be a bit less automatic. It also doesn't look like it would fit my iced coffee glass under it. I'm really trying to keep it under $700. Any advice would be appreciated, I am starting to feel like I have over-researched and am facing decision paralysis. ETA: I am in the US! EDIT: thanks to this sub I was able to access the new KF4 within my budget! I’m thrilled!
  • u/applebrownbrick · ▲ 3 · Comment
    positive
    espresso “Office Espresso Machine [$1,800-$2,200]”
    Get a super automatic if you want espresso. That's what I did purchasing for an office. I think at the time I ordered a Saeco Xelsis about 6-7 years ago and it was easy enough for everyone to use BUT with anything you will need someone to clean the brew group properly weekly, take out pucks daily, ensure that frothing group is cleaned and put away when not in use. Run descaling every 3-6 months as needed, and if you can, running a line for the water (with a filter) is cool if you don't want to refill the tank all the time. Realistically no one used the auto milk frothing save a few since it was involved. Otherwise a simple percolator is best.
  • u/ColorSage · ▲ 2 · Comment
    neutral
    superautomatic “Kitchenaid KF? or De'Longhi? Buy Once, Cry Once”
    Take into consideration the fact that some beans play better with some superautos so it's difficult to fairly judge espresso quality. There's been some article recently where reviewers blind tasted their coffe from Jura, DeLonghi and Philips and scored Jura the worst of the three even though it is widely regarded as having the best brewing technique. That was most likely a result stemming from the fact that these specific beans didn't play nice with that machine. I have an Eletta Explore and I'm super happy with it, although I had to find the right beans. The first batch I tried was undrinkable.
  • u/Expert_Craft_7735 · ▲ 2 · Post
    neutral
    superautomatic “Saeco Xelsis - No coffee coming out”
    Hi everyone, I need help with my **Saeco Xelsis Suprema (bought second-hand)**. I've tried everything and I'm losing my mind here. * **The Problem:** The grinder works, but no coffee comes out of the spouts. 100% of the water ends up in the drip tray. The puck in the brew group is just a wet, muddy paste. * **Key Detail:** If I select an **Americano**, the hot water flows perfectly through the water spout, but when it's time for the coffee cycle, nothing comes out. The pump seems to have pressure, but it fails during extraction. * **What I’ve already tried:** 1. Deep cleaned and disassembled the Brew Group (scrubbed the metal screen with soap). 2. Full descaling cycle. 3. Used the pre-ground bypass to rule out the grinder—same result. 4. Checked all alignments and cleaned the dispenser nozzles. Since it's a used machine, I don't know the full history. I'm about to replace the O-rings and use food-grade grease, but **does anyone know what else could be causing this? I'm going crazy!** Any advice or similar experiences would be amazing. Thanks!
  • u/DLByron · ▲ 2 · Comment
    neutral
    espresso “Budget is not a problem, but I can’t find an option better than Bambino, why?”
    ? Search for Super Auto on any coffee retailer and you’ll find brands like Philips, Jira, etc. Super autos are what they are and the lifespan is 4 years.

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