Hi Everyone,
I've been researching a new coffee machine for awhile. i've previously had a ES800 with a breville grinder. Using fresh beans and an unpressurised krups basket.
The machine has lasted around 7 years, but is now leaking water when the pump runs, the plastic tubing has cracked at the join.
Anyway, time for a new machine, I have been waiting for the new BES920 to arrive and try in person, However in the meantime I'm leaning towards the Lelit pl60 V2 and the associated grinder the PL043.
I make 1 to 2 coffee's a day (Flat whites) sometimes more on week ends.
I could be even be tempted to go with the single boiler option as time isn't really a factor, I'm just trying to get a reasonable coffee (to my taste.)
I have several statement i'm seeking a conversation on.
The lelit pl60 v2 has a good spec sheet, almost too good for the price point. I don't think that there are any other european dual boiler machines with PID control for around $1700.
The grinder also looks good on paper. $299 does seem a little on the low side comparing it to other popular models around.
Lelit as a brand doesn't seem to have a large presence on the internet, I'm based in Brisbane, Nelli Coffee seem to be the only stockist.
I'd be interested to find where the Lelit would be sent for repairs under warranty if bought locally. (Anybody with a Pl60 machine requiring repairs under warranty?)
Any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers Dave
I've been researching a new coffee machine for awhile. i've previously had a ES800 with a breville grinder. Using fresh beans and an unpressurised krups basket.
The machine has lasted around 7 years, but is now leaking water when the pump runs, the plastic tubing has cracked at the join.
Anyway, time for a new machine, I have been waiting for the new BES920 to arrive and try in person, However in the meantime I'm leaning towards the Lelit pl60 V2 and the associated grinder the PL043.
I make 1 to 2 coffee's a day (Flat whites) sometimes more on week ends.
I could be even be tempted to go with the single boiler option as time isn't really a factor, I'm just trying to get a reasonable coffee (to my taste.)
I have several statement i'm seeking a conversation on.
The lelit pl60 v2 has a good spec sheet, almost too good for the price point. I don't think that there are any other european dual boiler machines with PID control for around $1700.
The grinder also looks good on paper. $299 does seem a little on the low side comparing it to other popular models around.
Lelit as a brand doesn't seem to have a large presence on the internet, I'm based in Brisbane, Nelli Coffee seem to be the only stockist.
I'd be interested to find where the Lelit would be sent for repairs under warranty if bought locally. (Anybody with a Pl60 machine requiring repairs under warranty?)
Any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers Dave

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