Jura J8 Twin vs Jura J10

Quick take: The Jura J8 Twin costs $200 less.

SpecJura J8 TwinJura J10
Standout features31 SpecialtiesCold Brew, 46 Specialties, Extra Shot Function
Approx. price~$3,599~$3,799
TypeSuper-AutomaticSuper-Automatic
BoilerThermoblockThermoblock
Built-in grinderYesYes
Pump pressure15 bar15 bar
Water capacity64 oz64 oz
Warm-up time60 seconds60 seconds
Steam wandAutoAuto
Basket type
Best forEnthusiastsEnthusiasts
Dimensions12.2 x 17.6 x 14.2 in12.2 x 17.6 x 14.2 in
Weight25.4 lbs25.4 lbs
Warranty2 years2 years

Pros & cons

Jura J8 Twin

  • Two hoppers and grinders - decaf and regular without swapping beans
  • 31 one-touch specialties on a big 6.7-inch Panorama touchscreen
  • Sweet Foam dosing for syrup-flavored milk foam
  • Automatic Grind Adjustment keeps both grinders dialed
  • No cold-brew extraction - the newer J10 adds it for $200 more
  • Brew group not user-removable, like all Juras
  • Big 12.2-inch-wide body needs generous counter space
  • Milk system upkeep is daily and unavoidable

Jura J10

  • Cold Extraction adds true cold-brew and light-brew drinks the J8 Twin can't make
  • 46 specialties with an extra-shot option for stronger milk drinks
  • Redesigned Panorama touchscreen interface with Night Chrome styling
  • Dual grinders and hoppers - decaf and regular without swapping beans
  • Nearly four thousand dollars - Z10 territory
  • Brew group is not user-removable, like all Juras
  • Thin review base - very new to the US market
  • Proprietary filters and cleaning tablets add running cost

Jura J8 Twin vs Jura J10: common questions

Which is cheaper, the Jura J8 Twin or the Jura J10?

The Jura J8 Twin is the cheaper of the two at roughly $3,599, about $200 less than the Jura J10 at ~$3,799. Both figures are approximate list prices and street prices move with sales.