Jura E6 vs Jura ENA 8

Quick take: The Jura E6 costs $300 less.

SpecJura E6Jura ENA 8
Standout featuresOne-Touch, Programmable, Pulse ExtractionTouchscreen Display, 15 Specialties, Fine Foam Technology, Two-Cup Function
Approx. price~$1,699~$1,999
TypeSuper-AutomaticSuper-Automatic
BoilerThermoblockThermoblock
Built-in grinderYesYes
Pump pressure15 bar15 bar
Water capacity64 oz37 oz
Warm-up time60 seconds60 seconds
Steam wandAutoAuto
Basket type
Best forEnthusiastsMilk Drinks
Dimensions11 x 17.5 x 13.8 in10.7 x 17.5 x 12.7 in
Weight22 lbs21 lbs
Warranty2 years2 years

Pros & cons

Jura E6

  • P.E.P. makes excellent espresso
  • Swiss engineering quality
  • Quiet operation
  • Beautiful design
  • Very expensive
  • Milk system is a siphon hose into your own container - less tidy than a carafe
  • Proprietary cleaning products
  • Expensive repairs

Jura ENA 8

  • Full one-touch cappuccinos and lattes from a machine barely wider than a toaster
  • 2024 redesign added a touchscreen and five more drinks over the old dial model
  • Professional Aroma Grinder and P.E.P. extraction match Jura's bigger machines
  • Striking design with the crystal diamond water tank looks great on a counter
  • Small 37 oz tank and 4.4 oz hopper mean constant refilling for households
  • $1,999 is close to the larger E8 which has bigger capacities
  • Milk hose and container setup is fiddlier than integrated milk carafes
  • No user-adjustable brew temperature beyond two levels

What owners say

Jura E6

The Jura E6 is a Swiss-made super-automatic positioned as a premium bean-to-cup machine — refined chassis, a quiet grinder, automatic milk drinks, and Jura's signature pulse-extraction and fine-foam technology. It's aimed at buyers who want luxury-grade convenience and are willing to pay for the brand and the build. Full owner insights →

Jura E6 vs Jura ENA 8: common questions

Which is cheaper, the Jura E6 or the Jura ENA 8?

The Jura E6 is the cheaper of the two at roughly $1,699, about $300 less than the Jura ENA 8 at ~$1,999. Both figures are approximate list prices and street prices move with sales.