Jura Ena Micro 9 espresso machine

[Babyt]

Hi there,

 

Anyone using Jura espresso machine out there? Is it reliable? It doesnt come with detachable brewing unit so does it get cranky easily?

[Jman888]

not cheap but quite reliable machine.

[Nostalgia]

I'm not sure about the latest Jura models, but I use a Saeco, which has a removable brew group. I'm glad of that every time I rinse it under a tap, as oodles of loose powder gets caught in the mechanism.

 

The Jura I had experience with did not have a removable brew group, so you had to use a chemical cleaner every so often and even schedule regular service and cleaning with a technician.

[Babyt]

yes. jura does not come with removable brewing unit but i read up the difference between removable and non-removable but i prefer removable though.

 

i am currently using nespresso for 2 yrs and getting sick of the coffee and being forced to drink the same capsules which i have expected before using Nespresso. Now that I am comfortable with espresso, i have decided to upgrade for bean to cup.

[Kspchew]

Ex-office use one of this, reliable workhorse.

Am looking at La Pavoni lever espresso machine but local distributor here really very tao.

Looking to bring in straight from Italy.

[MX5NC2]

I have a Jura J5 Capresso Espresso machine and it doesn't come with a detachable brewing unit. It does make a beautiful cup of coffee though and flexibility of being able to choose your own beans is just awesome.

 

Had it for about 6 months, with a two year warranty. So far no issues!

Edited January 11, 2012 by MX5NC2

[Relacklabrudder]

Using ena3 nw , reliable and gd

[S7654]

Jura is a great machine. One of the better brands. Its a fully automatic coffee maker. I own an ENA 5 for > 2 years. Still running well and the cup of coffee I get is awesome. Makes great latte and cappuccino.

 

If you do not want the hassle of a manual coffee maker and looking for an automatic, this is the best and value for money for a home use.