Manual milk frothing is made possible with the Fixed Cappuccino System, ensuring that air and steam are infused into the milk. Providing you with the best in-cup quality and texture to excite your taste buds. You are only a button away from a freshly brewed cup of coffee with the one-touch recipes. Brilliantly designed around your user experience, these intuitive buttons will seamlessly bring you into the world of coffee. Serving you your favorite cup of coffee whenever you want it. Equipped with 4 different coffee recipes, like the Espresso and Espresso Lungo, not only will you enjoy your cup of coffee, so will your loved ones do. With the increased efficiency of the variable brewing unit, deliver two espressos at once while maintaining the perfect dosage and consistency.
Manual milk frothing is made possible with the Fixed Cappuccino System, ensuring that air and steam are infused into the milk. Providing you with the best in-cup quality and texture to excite your taste buds. You are only a button away from a freshly brewed cup of coffee with the one-touch recipes. Brilliantly designed around your user experience, these intuitive buttons will seamlessly bring you into the world of coffee. Serving you your favorite cup of coffee whenever you want it. Equipped with 4 different coffee recipes, like the Espresso and Espresso Lungo, not only will you enjoy your cup of coffee, so will your loved ones do. With the increased efficiency of the variable brewing unit, deliver two espressos at once while maintaining the perfect dosage and consistency.
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The lowest price for Delonghi Fully Automatic Magnifica S Coffee Machine - ECAM22110B right now is $423.13.
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Prices last updated 24 July 2024.
Delonghi Fully Automatic Magnifica S Coffee Machine - ECAM22110B
Manual milk frothing is made possible with the Fixed Cappuccino System, ensuring that air and steam are infused into the milk. Providing you with the best in-cup quality and texture to excite your taste buds. You are only a button away from a freshly brewed cup of coffee with the one-touch recipes. Brilliantly designed around your user experience, these intuitive buttons will seamlessly bring you into the world of coffee. Serving you your favorite cup of coffee whenever you want it. Equipped with 4 different coffee recipes, like the Espresso and Espresso Lungo, not only will you enjoy your cup of coffee, so will your loved ones do. With the increased efficiency of the variable brewing unit, deliver two espressos at once while maintaining the perfect dosage and consistency.
Manual milk frothing is made possible with the Fixed Cappuccino System, ensuring that air and steam are infused into the milk. Providing you with the best in-cup quality and texture to excite your taste buds. You are only a button away from a freshly brewed cup of coffee with the one-touch recipes. Brilliantly designed around your user experience, these intuitive buttons will seamlessly bring you into the world of coffee. Serving you your favorite cup of coffee whenever you want it. Equipped with 4 different coffee recipes, like the Espresso and Espresso Lungo, not only will you enjoy your cup of coffee, so will your loved ones do. With the increased efficiency of the variable brewing unit, deliver two espressos at once while maintaining the perfect dosage and consistency.
Last updated at 24/07/2024 09:36:11
originally posted on digitec.ch
ok, so i had the old school Nespresso. It did the job, but after 4yrs became tired. The stronger capsules couldn't be used as the water pressure was a problem. Serviced it, worked for a few weeks, and same problem. Recommendation was as it was old replace it. Fair enough. Purchased the Vertuo and initially was a good investment. Then, could not find the same 'flavour' capsules as the old one. In the end.....Vertuo pushed out. After much research, this Delonghi had the best reviews. So purchased, and apart from the grinder sound, am not disappointed. Yes it is larger than most, but when it does the bean to cup, milky drinks, etc, etc. All in all...a sound investment.
originally posted on delonghi.com
Love this machine. Makes great coffee, better than the $5-8 coffee at the shops around town. Easy to operate and clean. Only problem is longevity. First one lasted about 2 years. Last one about 6 years. For a $900 coffeemaker, would like more durability. However, didn’t have to think long about replacing it with the same model when DeLonghi took pity on me and gave me a new one at about $200 off. However, having great coffee at the touch of a button every day and saving about $10,000 over buying one coffee/day at Starbucks over 6 years is a convenience and seems like a bargain even after replacing the machine at about $700.
originally posted on samsclub.com
We have had this machine a little over a month. I gave it three stars because it CAN make good coffee, and we love being able to froth milk and make "fancy coffees." The temperature is nice and hot, and the option to heat the mug with hot water is nice. However, for $800, the machine should know when it's low enough on water that it can't complete the requested action. Even a cheap Keurig won't start a cup of coffee if there isn't enough water in the well to do so. We have wasted A LOT of beans/cups of coffee because of this. It will start making a cup, and then just stop midway, leaving you with an unfinished coffee that tastes awful. It grinds the beans and gets started just fine, then stops midway and flashes the low water indicator, causing you to have to dump ... MoreWe have had this machine a little over a month. I gave it three stars because it CAN make good coffee, and we love being able to froth milk and make "fancy coffees." The temperature is nice and hot, and the option to heat the mug with hot water is nice. However, for $800, the machine should know when it's low enough on water that it can't complete the requested action. Even a cheap Keurig won't start a cup of coffee if there isn't enough water in the well to do so. We have wasted A LOT of beans/cups of coffee because of this. It will start making a cup, and then just stop midway, leaving you with an unfinished coffee that tastes awful. It grinds the beans and gets started just fine, then stops midway and flashes the low water indicator, causing you to have to dump the coffee, add water, and start over. The solution to this is to just fill the reservoir every time we need coffee, but that is tedious. I can't fathom that our piece of crap Keurig is smarter than this machine. The worst feature of this machine is that it will scald you if the water completely runs out. We have already had to descale it once. We followed all the directions in the manual. Then after restarting it, we tried to use the cup warmer, and the machine made a TERRIBLE noise until it started spitting droplets of hot water everywhere. (The spout is clean, it's not clogged.) The reason for my review is that, just now, the coffee maker stopped midway AGAIN, even though it sure appeared there was enough water in the reservoir to make a measly 2/3 cup of coffee. I rinsed out the reservoir to make sure the water level indicator was functioning and floating as it should, then when I tried to use the cup warmer, I was again treated to the machine making an unholy racket and no water coming out. After about 20 seconds, it started spraying droplets of scalding water, which feels just swell when they hit the tender skin between your fingers. It's a nice slim size and a sleek-looking machine that will make a decent cup of espresso and froth milk perfectly, but that's only when it feels like playing nice. Overall, this machine is just average, and three stars may be being generous at this point.
| Colour | Black |
| Milk Frother | Cappuccino System- Combines Steam Air and Milk |
| Wattage | 1450W |
| Auto shut off | Yes |
| Time to Heat Up | 45 seconds |
ok, so i had the old school Nespresso. It did the job, but after 4yrs became tired. The stronger capsules couldn't be used as the water pressure was a problem. Serviced it, worked for a few weeks, and same problem. Recommendation was as it was old replace it. Fair enough. Purchased the Vertuo and initially was a good investment. Then, could not find the same 'flavour' capsules as the old one. In the end.....Vertuo pushed out. After much research, this Delonghi had the best reviews. So purchased, and apart from the grinder sound, am not disappointed. Yes it is larger than most, but when it does the bean to cup, milky drinks, etc, etc. All in all...a sound investment.
Love this machine. Makes great coffee, better than the $5-8 coffee at the shops around town. Easy to operate and clean. Only problem is longevity. First one lasted about 2 years. Last one about 6 years. For a $900 coffeemaker, would like more durability. However, didn’t have to think long about replacing it with the same model when DeLonghi took pity on me and gave me a new one at about $200 off. However, having great coffee at the touch of a button every day and saving about $10,000 over buying one coffee/day at Starbucks over 6 years is a convenience and seems like a bargain even after replacing the machine at about $700.
We have had this machine a little over a month. I gave it three stars because it CAN make good coffee, and we love being able to froth milk and make "fancy coffees." The temperature is nice and hot, and the option to heat the mug with hot water is nice. However, for $800, the machine should know when it's low enough on water that it can't complete the requested action. Even a cheap Keurig won't start a cup of coffee if there isn't enough water in the well to do so. We have wasted A LOT of beans/cups of coffee because of this. It will start making a cup, and then just stop midway, leaving you with an unfinished coffee that tastes awful. It grinds the beans and gets started just fine, then stops midway and flashes the low water indicator, causing you to have to dump ... MoreWe have had this machine a little over a month. I gave it three stars because it CAN make good coffee, and we love being able to froth milk and make "fancy coffees." The temperature is nice and hot, and the option to heat the mug with hot water is nice. However, for $800, the machine should know when it's low enough on water that it can't complete the requested action. Even a cheap Keurig won't start a cup of coffee if there isn't enough water in the well to do so. We have wasted A LOT of beans/cups of coffee because of this. It will start making a cup, and then just stop midway, leaving you with an unfinished coffee that tastes awful. It grinds the beans and gets started just fine, then stops midway and flashes the low water indicator, causing you to have to dump the coffee, add water, and start over. The solution to this is to just fill the reservoir every time we need coffee, but that is tedious. I can't fathom that our piece of crap Keurig is smarter than this machine. The worst feature of this machine is that it will scald you if the water completely runs out. We have already had to descale it once. We followed all the directions in the manual. Then after restarting it, we tried to use the cup warmer, and the machine made a TERRIBLE noise until it started spitting droplets of hot water everywhere. (The spout is clean, it's not clogged.) The reason for my review is that, just now, the coffee maker stopped midway AGAIN, even though it sure appeared there was enough water in the reservoir to make a measly 2/3 cup of coffee. I rinsed out the reservoir to make sure the water level indicator was functioning and floating as it should, then when I tried to use the cup warmer, I was again treated to the machine making an unholy racket and no water coming out. After about 20 seconds, it started spraying droplets of scalding water, which feels just swell when they hit the tender skin between your fingers. It's a nice slim size and a sleek-looking machine that will make a decent cup of espresso and froth milk perfectly, but that's only when it feels like playing nice. Overall, this machine is just average, and three stars may be being generous at this point.
After reading the manual 3x, I eventually figured out how it all works. Takes a few coffees to realise how it all works. Two of the outstanding features for me are: 1. Self cleaning - before AND after dispensing an espresso! 2. The fact that it will accommodate for both already ground coffee, as well as beans (obviously the better option). Handy when you have ground coffee in your kitchen store and it needs using up! For the price that it is, and considering there are other machines out there that are bigger, have more knobs and instruments on the front, that cost a great deal more, this machine is very good IMHO. Having a lot of the manual work taken out by being automatic whilst still producing a very good quality crema espresso, is a huge plus +++. I would ... MoreAfter reading the manual 3x, I eventually figured out how it all works. Takes a few coffees to realise how it all works. Two of the outstanding features for me are: 1. Self cleaning - before AND after dispensing an espresso! 2. The fact that it will accommodate for both already ground coffee, as well as beans (obviously the better option). Handy when you have ground coffee in your kitchen store and it needs using up! For the price that it is, and considering there are other machines out there that are bigger, have more knobs and instruments on the front, that cost a great deal more, this machine is very good IMHO. Having a lot of the manual work taken out by being automatic whilst still producing a very good quality crema espresso, is a huge plus +++. I would recommend this machine to anyone doesnt want to spend an arm and a leg on an oversized, overrated coffee unit, but still commands a decent coffee - bean to cup - the way to go!
Pros: 1 stop coffee shop. Makes life much easier. This is our second coffee machine. We looked for a different model but ended up with the same. Our first lasted 10 years+ in hard water area. That’s with cleaning less frequently than instructed. New machine has better cleaning regime which includes dispensing nozzles. All round excellent and reliable product. Cons: Can be noisy (for very short periods). Doesn’t clean the dishes and vacuum the floor. Does make good coffee though.
Pros: Once set up the machine is very easy to use. Consistent cups of coffee produced at literally "the touch of a button" and it is quite easy to alter the main settings to vary the taste to your preferences.The steam function makes it easy to add hot milk or to warm up a poured cup. Cons: The manual is out of date and supplemented by extra information sheets. This makes it hard to be sure the initial set up is correct or to make changes to some of the more obscure settings, eg water temperature, cup volume. The makers should focus on a new version of the manual that brings everything together, even if only as a download.It is possible to select a cup and the machine run out of water before it is complete. There ought to be a warning system to help the user prevent ... MorePros: Once set up the machine is very easy to use. Consistent cups of coffee produced at literally "the touch of a button" and it is quite easy to alter the main settings to vary the taste to your preferences.The steam function makes it easy to add hot milk or to warm up a poured cup. Cons: The manual is out of date and supplemented by extra information sheets. This makes it hard to be sure the initial set up is correct or to make changes to some of the more obscure settings, eg water temperature, cup volume. The makers should focus on a new version of the manual that brings everything together, even if only as a download.It is possible to select a cup and the machine run out of water before it is complete. There ought to be a warning system to help the user prevent this.It is possible for the waste box for used coffee to become overfull but still operate. There is a warning light but it would be sensible to prevent overfilling where it might damage the machine.The cleaning instructions are sketchy and inadequate. This part of the manual should be rewritten in a detailed way so the new user understands the areas that need to be examined and how each might best be cleaned.
We’ve been using this few weeks now, tried different beans. Like the output now but my setting is to maximum fine grind with Verona Beans. It just didn’t taste agreeable with a medium grind. Have tried pike, blonde, and settled on Verona whole beans from Starbucks. Milk frother is ok, a little too loud for me, and takes me 3-4 minutes to get milk extra hot, and therefore I continue to use my electric frother or microwave. Best double glass 15 oz short mugs from are from epare (if you plan of steaming milk and pouring espresso directly into latte mug). Overall we got this for $700 on a Black Friday sale, can’t speak to its longevity, but the latte quality is excellent for the price and the refill and cleaning process seems easy so far.
I still have 10 years old De'Longhi which set the "good coffee machine" standard for me over the years. Thus, another De'Longhi was kind of no brainer. But it's a bit of step back from my point of view - the display is real disappointment, hard to read in bright light, furthermore the machine still shows warning icons when you remove the water container or the drip tray even when it is switched off. Why? e.g. if you clean the machine and leave the tray out a bit to dry overnight, the icon will be on... I don't like it, but that's my personal opinion. Conclusion - I would not buy this one again.
After using a pod machine for the past 3 years, we decided it was time for an upgrade and boy oh boy is this an upgrade! It's easy to set up and use, and after not much trial and error we're getting consistently delicious coffees. We don't use the milk steamer function very often but it's also nice and easy to use. It runs a pre- and post-coffee cleaning cycle meaning we shouldn't have to descale it as often to keep getting great coffees. It even tells you when something needs your attention e.g. low water, full coffee ginds, etc. It's compact enough for a normal sized kitchen and looks really sleek. The smell of fresh ground, fresh made coffee wafts through our house every morning now!
All the reviews I've read were pretty positive, but I like to keep my expectations a little realistic. I didn't really know what to expect from this machine. Set up took me about 15 minutes and, of course, I brewed a coffee right away. First one was meh, but I didn't really read through the user guide or anything. So after I did, I brewed another and the coffee started tasting really, really good. It took me about maybe 10 cups of coffee to figure out exactly how I like my coffee brew settings. Now, every cup is pretty darn amazing! I finally put the keurig away as it's no longer needed. Taste wise - the coffee is excellent. But that'll depend on the coffee beans that you use. Brewing a cup takes maybe 30 seconds. If you like hot coffee, you'll want to go through ... MoreAll the reviews I've read were pretty positive, but I like to keep my expectations a little realistic. I didn't really know what to expect from this machine. Set up took me about 15 minutes and, of course, I brewed a coffee right away. First one was meh, but I didn't really read through the user guide or anything. So after I did, I brewed another and the coffee started tasting really, really good. It took me about maybe 10 cups of coffee to figure out exactly how I like my coffee brew settings. Now, every cup is pretty darn amazing! I finally put the keurig away as it's no longer needed. Taste wise - the coffee is excellent. But that'll depend on the coffee beans that you use. Brewing a cup takes maybe 30 seconds. If you like hot coffee, you'll want to go through the user guide to set the water settings to "hottest" - not hard to do. The best thing I like about the machine is that you can have one type of coffee been in the machine (for fresh grinds), but you can have a different kind of freshly ground coffee and brew that using the little slot at the top of the machine. So oftentimes I make a "half caff" coffee with ease. For the price, you're getting a top notch coffee maker. I, myself, was hesitant at spending 500$+ for a machine, but I totally think it's worth it. Neverhad a coffee maker make such excellent coffee. If you're like me and live on cccccoffee, get this already!
| Colour | Black |
| Milk Frother | Cappuccino System- Combines Steam Air and Milk |
| Wattage | 1450W |
| Auto shut off | Yes |
| Time to Heat Up | 45 seconds |
