Decent
Decent DE1PRO
The most programmable espresso machine ever sold: a tablet graphs pressure, flow, and temperature in real time while you design custom shot profiles or replay recipes from world champions. Commercially certified, rated for 200,000 shots, and plumbable for cafe or cart use.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Replicates almost any machine - lever profiles, turbo shots, slayer-style flow
- ✓Tablet shows live pressure/flow/temperature graphs for every shot
- ✓Firmware updates keep adding features years after purchase
- ✓Commercial certification and plumb kit make it cart and cafe ready
Cons
- ✗Steep learning curve - the endless options can overwhelm beginners
- ✗Steam wand is slower than a true dual boiler at this price
- ✗Tablet-driven workflow feels clinical compared to Italian classics
- ✗Long factory lead times and repairs usually mean shipping it back
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