Jura
Jura E8
Swiss-built super-automatic with P.E.P. pulse extraction delivering 17 one-touch specialties from ristretto to flat white.
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Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓Pulse Extraction Process produces best-in-class super-auto espresso and crema
- ✓Professional fine foam frother makes silky milk with zero effort
- ✓Professional Aroma Grinder is fast and notably quiet
- ✓Automated rinse and clean cycles make daily upkeep genuinely hands-off
Cons
- ✗Brew group is not user-removable - a constant r/superautomatic debate
- ✗Locked into Jura's Claris filters and cleaning tablets as an ongoing cost
- ✗Milk hose and container demand diligent cleaning to stay sanitary
- ✗High cost of ownership with proprietary accessories on top of $2,500
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