Jura 13626 Ena Micro 1 Automatic Coffee Machine, Micro Black
13626 Features: -Multi-level grinder and macro brewing. -Touch panel with three user-defined cup sizes and two aroma levels to choose from. Product Type: -Coffee and espresso combo brewers. Color: -Black. Dimensions: -12.7” H x 9” W x 17.5” D, 19.4 lbs. Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -17.5″. Overall Width – Side to Side: -9″.
13626 Features: -Multi-level grinder and macro brewing. -Touch panel with three user-defined cup sizes and two aroma levels to choose from. Product Type: -Coffee and espresso combo brewers. Color: -Black. Dimensions: -12.7” H x 9” W x 17.5” D, 19.4 lbs. Overall Height – Top to Bottom: -17.5″. Overall Width – Side to Side: -9″. Overall Depth – Front to Back: -12.7″. Overall Product Weight: -19.4 lbs.
Product Features
- Multi-level grinder and micro brewing unit for the ultimate Espresso.
- Touch panel with three user-defined cup sizes and two aroma levels to choose from.
- The ultra-compact model, reduced to the Absolute minimum. 9 x 12.7 x 17.5 inches. (W x H x D).
- The automatic energy-saving mode, programmed switch-off time and Patented zero-energy switch ensure high Energy efficiency.
- The ultra-compact 1-cup Coffee machine is designed not only to make the perfect Espresso, but also to be as small as possible..Power: 1450 Watt
- Only Original Jura maintenance products Guarantee complete hygiene and protection. Only our protective formulas have been carefully optimized to suit the programmed and materials used in Jura automatic machines.
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Best coffee machine for caffeine addicts
Probably the best for the money We have this machine for about a year now. So far the experience is almost 100% positive.Pros: consistent coffee quality; easy strength/water volume adjustments; good coffee temperature; convenience of operation; nice design complementing our kitchen furniture.Cons: it is LOUD, and the pump itself is much louder than the grinder; hard to fit in a smaller (NYC size) kitchen because it needs access from the front, back and top; to start the cleaning cycle you need to read the instruction manual first since it is not intuitive.Other thoughts:1. The machine is not cheap, and I was surprised that all the shiny parts were not metal but easily scratched plastic;2. Judging by the various hissing/clicking noises machine makes during operation, it should contain a lot of small mechanical parts and valves, so I am curious to wait another year or so and see how well it stands the test of time.We are having anywhere between 2 and 8 cups of coffee a day, so the…