Jura
Jura J10
Jura's J-line flagship (sold as the J10 twin in the US) keeps the J8 Twin's dual grinders and hoppers, then adds Cold Extraction cold-brew and light-brew specialties (46 total vs the J8 Twin's 31), an extra-shot function for milk drinks, a redesigned touchscreen interface, and Night Chrome accents.
Price and availability on Jura’s site may differ.
Specifications
Features
Pros
- ✓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
Cons
- ✗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
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