DeLonghi DELONGHI ESAM3200S 2 Cup

Pros: Makes Great Cappuccinos!!

Cons: A little large on my wife's kitchen bench, but she is getting used to it.

Review: I now own two DeLonghi coffee Machines
A 3300 and a 3200. One for my office and now one for home.

I have owned the 3200 for some months now and found I needed a quality coffee fix when I was at home also.
I then bought the 3300...

Pros: Cheap superautomatic that still produces great coffee; front loading water tank

Cons: Must turn on and heat cup manually if you want one right now

The Bottom Line: I'd get this or the EAM3400 if I absolutely had to have it come on automatically and heat my cup for me.

Review: I've had my EAM3200 for almost two years and it has worked wonderfully. Some seals seem to have become a little loose as I now hear some sizzling in the machine (like water hitting something hot) in the machine as it warms up. I'm not too...

Pros: So simple and effective. Easy to master. Great coffee.

Cons: Sure it's noisy - but they all unless purchasing the most expensive upper market versions.

The Bottom Line: This machine will continue to be used every day. I am sure that it will never end up at the back of a cupboard.

Review: After having problems with our previous Gaggia model, we decided to upgrade to this one. The Gaggia was a manual machine, I continually fought making coffees to the point that it sat idle far more than it was used. The Gaggia experience was so...

Pros: Makes Starbucks drinks in your own kitchen! Easy to use!

Cons: I guess price (you get what you pay for though!) and it's a bit noisy.

The Bottom Line: Definitely worth the money. Compared to 2-3 starbucks drinks a day, it'll pay itself off before a year is up.

Review: We bought ours 4 months ago and have been very happy with it.

We bought it to make Starbucks drinks at home because my husband is addicted to Starbucks Macchiatos. We spent the extra money to make sure everything went right. We didn't want...

Pros: Top performance every day for thousands of cups so far!

Cons: Warranty was rather short. In warranty, DHL provides next day returns.

Review: The machine has made us 2 espressos or more every day since 2004. Never had anything break or trouble us other than a late decalcification.

Not one day after the warranty expired did the boiler stop producing water. Turns out the machine...

Pros: Easy to use and set up. Minimal cleanup time. Great tasting coffee.

Cons: a larger water reservoir

Review: I purchased the DeLonghi coffee machine just before Christmas and I gave it a huge workout over the days surrounding the holidays. The machine performed flawlessly. I could not be happier. I have always used the restaurant quality Bunn machines, but...

Pros: Cheaper than the Cappresso

Cons: Cheaper than the Cappresso, One minute for a large cup. Poor support. Leaks.

Review: Makes a nice cup of espresso, but after about two months it starts to leak from the water heating chamber. After returning the first one (to the point of purchase as the manufacturer gave me NO help getting it replaced) I decided this one is OK to...

Pros: Can't think of one

Cons: temperature output, noisy.

Review: This machine EAM3200 is awful. The temperature straight out of the machine was at best 107 degrees. It is also extremely noisy.

Pros: Easy to use, and makes a nice latte.

Cons: Bulky, somewhat noisy.

Review: I've had this machine for nearly two months now, and have no regrets in splurging on this purchase. It is a bit noisy, but easy to use and easy to clean. The box indicates that it has a frothing "chamber" to froth the milk, but it is just a special...

Pros: Convenience Speed Looks Taste Yum Quality I love this machine

Cons: Price not cheap

The Bottom Line: This machine is not cheap, but it is worth the cost. The money it saves on outside espresso is worth the cost.

Review: Let me start off by explaining that I just love coffee and with that said I absolutely love good espresso. Now good espresso does not come from a regular coffee shop or a bookstore. Oh, no one must climb many a mountains to find real, I mean real...