Saeco V'Spresso Espresso Machine

Saeco V'Spresso Espresso Machine
alaScore 70

28 reviews

May, 2013

  • No negative mentions yet

alaTest has collected and analyzed 28 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers are impressed by the reliability and design, whereas opinions are divided on the value for money.

usability, design, reliability

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Coffee & Espresso Makers the Saeco V'Spresso Espresso Machine is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 70/100 = Good quality.

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Amazon review summary for the Saeco V'Spresso Espresso Machine

 

alaTest has collected and analyzed 21 user reviews of the Saeco V'Spresso Espresso Machine from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

43% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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Super machine

 

Super machine

Aside from some translation issues with the manual, this machine rocks! We have had it for over three years, using it close to a dozen cups a day, and had vertually no problems. It makes creamy, rich esspresso. It is super easy to use and it has been...

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not good

 

not good

lets just say the problems keep mounting. now the screen is half blank so i can't even read the error messages. not cool.

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Love My Saeco

 

I received a Saeco Vspresso machine for my birthday and it is one of the best gifts I have every gotten. I am a coffee lover and I can't buy a cup of espresso or coffee anywhere that compares to the coffee I can make with the Saeco 1008. I love the...

Easy to use and Easy to Clean

Occasionally have difficulty making preground coffee

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Stay away

 

Stay away

We are on our second unit in just over a year (our first one was shipped 4/13/2007) and they have both suffered the same fate, the perpetual "Ventilate" message. It took almost a month to get the first one replaced by Saeco, and its shelf life was...

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Not a durable machine

 

Not a durable machine

While this machine does have some operational flaws and lacks flexibility, I have had it for about two years. However, a series of cascading failures, most likely due to the various leaks in the machine damaging the motherboard, have caused it to...

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Great machine

 

I have this espresso machine and I must say that I have been impressed with it. I have not had any problems with it and it makes wonderful coffee and/or espresso. It is very easy to clean and to maintain. The machine is not very big so it fits nicely...

Easy to clean and operate

none

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Great coffee, but design flaw

 

I got this machine about a year ago. First off, this thing makes excellent coffee - amazing even. However after about a week the steamer just stopped working (along with the hot water which is activated by the same knob). You turn the knob and nothing ...

Quality of coffee - excellent

Design flaw with the steam wand / hot water knob

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great while it lasted

 

great while it lasted

I have had this machine almost two years now. I agree with the other reviewer that this is a "luxury" item and we expect better in both service and reliability. I had it about 6 months when a gasket failed and it leaked all over the place. Saeco was...

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Good espresso maker

 

Good espresso maker

I have had this machine for about 3 1/2 years and I love it. No problems it works beautifully.

Product Specifications

Gaggio Montano, Italy, 1981. In a small Apennine town in the Italian province of Bologna, Italy's passion for coffee partnered with Swiss precision to create the perfect home espresso machine. Sergio Zappella, an Italian espresso machine manufacturer, and Arthur Schmed, a Swiss engineer, spent four years testing and perfecting their design for the first fully automatic espresso coffee machine. After seven years of successfully marketing their machines in Europe, their company, Saeco International Group, came to the States through their subsidiary, Saeco USA Inc.
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