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Yeah we've had ours for ages

You don't NEED it, but it is super useful. I use it every time I make a coffee! Helps with the consistency of your pulls.

Had this one for about a year now and it's super durable. It's made of tougher wearing plastic versus the rubber of the previous models. No complaints at all so far, and battery life has been great too.

You're welcome! The Rancilio was a big step up, not just in terms of the uniformity of the grind, but also the HUGE decrease in static.

@@TheRovingReviewer What setting do you use for espresso with the Rocky?

@@wesleycardinal8869 6 to 8 but it does depend on the beans

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Yeah I get that 😐

but they do make them in the USA now so that is good i have a china made one to CHEERS@@TheRovingReviewer

I honestly don't remember it was so long ago. I know it ws a Logitech. Had a clickable mouse wheel and also side buttons. Was great until the rubber started coming off from overuse.

Claw grip?

@@TheRovingReviewer Yeah instead of the mouse resting in your palm, you arch palm up and grip it like a claw (google claw grip). You can then use the tips of you fingers to more easily press the center of the button. I also find it easier to use side button as I can use the tip of my thumb. Also really good for travel mouse, as I like to use a small travel mouse because space is premium when travelling.

@@MrAkaacer ah gotcha! No that's actually really painful for me 😅

No one should be using claw grip. Its a ridiculous concept, and it will fuck up your hand later, so you possibly won't even be able to use the mouse in the future anymore without pain.

You need to plug in the bluetooth receiver, so my guess would be no - unless your iPad has a USB port?

@@TheRovingReviewer it doesn’t have a USB port- just the port for a charging cable but the product description says you can use it for iPads so I’m not sure, I’ll ask when I go in to buy in person. Thanks for replying

Actually, u can connect this mouse through Bluetooth as well. So, as long ur device has Bluetooth, it can be connected

I didn't have any problem with the brightness. Are all the LED's working?

Oui. Il a un trou de montage

All good

Glad I could help

I'm VERY happy with the Brio, but haven't tried the Sony so couldn't tell you

Yeah when we first got it was doing multiple shots back to back to get the brew right. Takes about fifteen minutes to warm up and pressurise, after that it works great.

If you are doing alot of milk, the boiler temperature can drop, at which point the machine won't let you brew again until the temperature is right. Takes about a minute.

It's a good point. I think if you're good with your tamping technique, you wouldn't need this. I think it's really more targeted at the home wannabe baristas, almost like another bragging piece to add to your coffee collection. I'd prioritise getting an amazing grinder, fresh beans and getting all your timings down.

Use a needle WDT tool then the leveler and then self leveling tamper