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In the realm of home coffee brewing, the quest for the perfect cup of espresso is a pursuit that many enthusiasts undertake with passion and dedication. As coffee culture continues to thrive, the demand for high-quality, user-friendly espresso machines has never been greater. Among the myriad options available, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker stands out as a beacon of excellence, promising to elevate the home coffee experience to new heights. In this comprehensive review, we delve into the features, performance, and overall appeal of the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker, exploring why it is widely regarded as the best espresso machine for home use.
Craftsmanship and Design:
At first glance, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker exudes an air of sophistication and elegance, with its sleek silhouette and modern design. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this espresso machine is a testament to Tchibo's commitment to quality and innovation. Its premium stainless steel construction not only adds durability but also lends a touch of refinement to any kitchen countertop.
The intuitive design of the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker ensures ease of use for coffee aficionados of all levels. The user-friendly interface features clearly labeled buttons and a digital display, allowing for effortless navigation and customization of brewing settings. Whether you prefer a single shot of espresso or a rich, indulgent double shot, the machine's adjustable settings cater to your individual preferences with precision and accuracy.
Furthermore, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker boasts a compact footprint, making it an ideal choice for homes where space is at a premium. Its streamlined design does not compromise on functionality, however, as the machine is equipped with a host of features aimed at maximizing convenience and efficiency in the brewing process.
Performance and Versatility:
When it comes to performance, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker truly shines, delivering consistently delicious espresso with every brew. The machine's integrated grinder ensures that coffee beans are freshly ground to perfection, preserving their aroma and flavor for an unparalleled sensory experience. Whether you prefer dark, robust blends or lighter, fruitier roasts, the machine's adjustable grinder settings allow you to achieve the perfect grind size for your desired taste profile.
The Tchibo is a very affordable coffee machine that makes espresso, coffee and large coffee sizes. Low maintenance and great performance. One button espresso and coffee making.
Moreover, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker offers versatility beyond espresso, with the ability to brew a range of coffee-based beverages to suit your mood and cravings. From creamy cappuccinos to velvety lattes, the machine's versatile milk frother allows you to indulge in café-quality creations from the comfort of your own home. With just the touch of a button, you can froth milk to your desired consistency, adding the perfect finishing touch to your favorite coffee beverages.
Ease of Maintenance:
In addition to its exceptional performance, the Tchibo Bean to Brew Coffee Maker is designed with ease of maintenance in mind. The machine's removable brewing unit and drip tray make cleaning a breeze, allowing you to effortlessly maintain the machine's pristine condition after each use. Furthermore, the machine's self-cleaning function ensures thorough cleaning of internal components, preventing the buildup of coffee residue and ensuring optimal brewing performance over time. - Наука та технологія
The Chinese company that makes those sells them to a few other companies. They are functionally identical, just the shell and maybe the controls differ slightly. The internal brew mechanism, grinder, and seemingly the logic are the same. Most are currently for sale for $399, or $499 with a milk steaming wand.
This includes GE Profile, SMEG (grossly overpriced at $900+), Cafe Affetto, Espressione Concierge, and likely others.
That's right. Same basic internals for those machines.
My daughter in Germany has one, and I liked it so much I bought one when I got back after visiting her.
That's awesome! I just got another and I'll be doing another review of it soon. Apparently there have been some subtle differences internally that I may or may not notice.
Mine just came in today. Thank you for the most thorough and informative review on youtube.
Thank you for your comment.
Awesome video, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Just ordered my machine and can't wait.
Glad I could help! Thanks for your comment.
I love your attitude and presentation!
We have a Tchibo in our house after using Keurig and would never go back. It really does make great coffee and their 24/7 customer service is great
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Extremely detailed and helpful review, thank you for showing everything.
Glad that you found it helpful!
Oh, and we LOVE this machine. We moved away from the city and coffee shops recently and had to find a way to make our own americanos at home, this is perfect and saves us so much $$
Very good, thorough review. Thank you sir!
Excellent review and walk through, thanks! 👍
great review. thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for making this!! This was EXFREMELYYY HELPFUL!!😙😚👌👌
Thanks for saying so. I hope I've gained a new subscriber.
Very nice video, we have this machine, learned a couple extra things by watching this video. We are looking for a video on how to clean it. I'll move to your next video.
Amazing review Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Love my machine. Will never go back to the K cup method.
Great review, very useful
Thank you.
Ordering one right now.
Let us know how you like it.
Thanks!
Thanks, it means a lot.
I haven’t been able to order the tchibo beans from either Amazon or tchibo, but now I found the “ light roasted Hawaiian coffee beans” at Sprouts, the beans are dry not oily and taste great.
Tchibo has lots of bean for sale. I like the Milano Espresso best.
Good job
good video just bough one so im learning
I have this machine and I am having a difficult time setting (customizing) the amounts poured. Can you explain it in more depth?
My machine would grind the coffee but not make the pod and brew the coffee so to UA-cam I went. Found this video and it was so informational. I just took out that part inside and cleaned the whole inside, took out the water reservoir and gave the filter a good scrub, put it all back together and voila, it’s working again! Thank you for this helpful video!
So happy to hear that. Thanks.
Can you show the actual descaling of the tschibo? Thank you!
There's not much to show. I simply fill the water reservoir with anywhere from 1/3 White Vinegar to 2/3 Water or 50/50 and start the cleaning cycle as per the user guide. Make sure you put a large enough container under the spout to hold the ejected solution. shoptchibo.com/pages/ownership-care
Great review! Can you make an iced coffee with it? Would you just add the boost so that when you add ice, it doesn't get watered down?
You got it. Using boost increases the amount of coffee used to make the espresso thus it will be more strong and not as watered down once you add ice and possibly more water. You can also make multiple shots depending on how much iced coffee you ultimately want.
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Thanks - nice overview. I have a unit and like it. However, after cleaning the brewer, I did not get it set fully back into the machine. When I turned it on, the brewer jammed as it rotated. I am now not able to move or remove the brewer. Is there a way to release it?
Not good. I would call their support and see what they have to say about that.
1-888-824-4261 between 08:30 AM - 4:00 PM CST or write an email to info@tchibo.us
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Would you please advise us more operating system regarding symbols empty container,
If can see over video how to re start once flashing the sibol
Unfortunately I can't since I no longer have this machine. There was absolutely nothing wrong with it but I review a lot of machines and it had to go to make room for the next one.
Can you do a demo of how to clean out all the inner parts of
Does this one I already made help? ua-cam.com/video/SBEWanFeT8Y/v-deo.html
Hi Michael , just a question , We re planning to buy one of this kind of Tchibo machine to our ambulance station . About 30 - 40 dose per day . Would you recomend it for that intense use? Thanks
It's my opinion that using the machine that much, day in and day out, would be over-taxing it. It's not designed for such heavy use. My opinion.
Hi there just finding this. Trying to figure out how to unjam my grinder. I used some oily beans (lesson learned) and now, even with the regular ones I can't get a strong coffee. Is there any way I can fix this myself. I've seen adverts for grindz, a cleaning product for grinders that you put through like you would the beans but I don't think you're supposed to use them in an espresso bean to cup machine. Any help gratefully received!
Have you removed the beansfrom the hopper and cleaned the burrs? I’d also try running white rice through the grinder to help clean the nuts.
The purple package of SuperGrindz is made to remove the oil from the grinder mechanism in automatic espresso machines. I’ve been using very oily dark roast beans for a year with no problems at all. I use the SuperGrindz pellets monthly as part of my maintenance routine.
Love my Tchibo; love your review as it influenced me greatly! Problem: trying to find medium strength, non-oily, low acidic beans. Do you have a favorite?
Do you have a favorite local coffee roaster or coffee shop? I'd start there. Finding the best coffee to fit your taste preference will take some hit or miss attempts. Your local roasters should be able to guide you. If you're looking for convenience and don't worry so much about freshly ground, I've used Whole Bean Starbucks Pike with marginally satisfying results.
I like to go to local coffee roasters to buy my coffee. Everyone has their own coffee taste preferences so you may have to go through some trial and error to fine your favorite coffee. In a pinch you could try a bag of Starbucks Whole Bean PIke which is medium roast. But really, visit a local coffee shop and start there. They can guide you to trying a variety and roast of coffee that will fit your needs.
If I shop at Starbucks, I wonder if Italian roast is too oily & dark? It's always been my favorite roast. What is the darkest acceptable roast for this machine.... and can I simply clean it more if I were to favor darker roasts?
Nice review, very thorough. How would you compare it to the Affetto? We are in the market for this type of machine and there are so many options, price-points.
Thank you
Very good question and I was intending to make another video comparing them side by side. In a nutshell, they are the same mechanism inside. Exactly the same. But the Cafe Affetto has a more sophisticated software interface and method of making the espresso, Americano and Lungo plus some additional options. BUT, if you mainly want espresso, or Americano, I can't really justify the cost of the Cafe Affetto. It's more than twice the price of The Tchibo. For about $300 I think The Tchibo is the winner.
@@michaelerbreviewsbut at the same price would you go GE/Affetto?
@@user-xi6vl1ez5g if they were both new in the box and the GE Affeto was at the lower price same as the Tchibo, I would choose the GE Affeto with the caveat that the software did have some issues that I could never resolve.
Does anyone know how to fix the problem of the machine not emptying a compressed coffee after each use??
I am waiting on a response from customer service but have not heard anything yet.
I have only had this machine for about 10 months and I have loved it but now it seems to be on the fritz!!😢
I never had that occur. Have you removed the brewer mechanism and rinsed it? It is a mechanical process which pushes the grounds out so I'm wondering if the piston is somehow jammed.
Poor customer support. I purchased one for my travel trailer because of its narrow profile. Counter space is at a high premium in a TT and my Saeco Vienna took too much space. Used it for two seasons without an issue but it failed to make coffee in the third season. Contacted about a repair, sent them a video they requested and have heard nothing despite several follow up emails. Contacted several small appliance repair shops and none will even took at it. No repair or parts manuals that I have found online so i am stuck and operating blind. Will most likely buy another Saeco for my TT despite the use of space and I can have the Saeco repaired locally.
So it is out of warranty. Did the company offer to fix it for a fee or anything? Do you think an out of warranty appliance should be serviced for free forever? How much use did the machine get over the course of 2+ years?
@@michaelerbreviews I nerd asked for the coffee machine to be fixed for free, I just wanted it fixed. I found a couple of German videos (German is my second language) that show how to tear the machine down and do repairs. That is a near term project.
@@nathankeith3415 I never said you asked to have it fixed for free, I was merely asking what your expectations are for a machine that is out of warranty. What is the problem with the machine? I had to contact their support once and found them very helpful.
can you use any whole beans in this machine or only theirs?
You can use any whole beans. Just stay away from using extremely oily beans such as French roast. No all-in-one machine like this will work very well if it all with very oily beans as they tend to jam up the burr grinder.
Has anyone had issues with the machine not flowing correctly? The coffee nozzle or area w the puck seems to be messed up and causing the coffee to flow back into the puck tray cause a big mess
I never had that issue.
How do you change the grind setting
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Thank you
Good luck cleaning this thing. Getting into the grinder cavity is impossible and is growing mold
I've never had any mold or had any problem wiping out the area
@@michaelerbreviews The chute directly below the grinder, very hard to get into. Shine a light up in there. Also there are a lot of nooks and crannies around where the puck of coffee that are hard to get to. It's a great machine otherwise but a pain to clean.
I'm looking to get one of those mocchamasters instaed.
Unless you brew a 2oz cup size, the coffee does not stay warm enough before you finish your cup.
Hmmm, not my experience. You should preheat your cup with a little hot water if you're not getting hot enough espresso. Realistically, just how long do you think 1oz of espresso will stay hot?
Micheal you said I make a follow up video for comparison, But you didnt.
unfortunately , its horrible product, we own one, the inside is always dirty from wet coffee, the mold is everywhwere, even in the area where the new grinded coffee coming to press chamber, its a health hazard (I have photo proofs), I highly not recommend this product. Turn the machine on the side and check by yourself how dirty the mechanism is. The tchibo shop not acknowledge the complaint and return the product and stated its not faulty. Either you deep clean whole inside every other day or you get used to drinking moldy coffee :/ I am very disappointed from this product and the customer support :/
I could not disagree more. It’s a great product and at a great price. I’ve had mine for many months and I’ve never seen the hint of mold. The inside is dry and there’s no coffee anywhere. If you clean the machine as instructed you will not have a mold problem.
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I’m not sure why you’re having such an issue, you could possibly have a damaged product in which case they should replace it entirely. It’s not that bad, your problem sounds excessive
mine was the same, its full of mold and i just dumped it.
i have seen mold at caffe machines that cost even $2000. but the reason for it to happend is always the same .. its when you dont clean the machine properly. coffe its a wet piece of organic material inside of closed heated environment. like what do you expect to happen? ofc its gonna catch mold.
Yeah, it’s not self cleaning, just bean to brew. Even my normal drip machines get nasty if I don’t clean.