Hi Everybody,
Just wondering if there is really any difference between an Isomac Inox (about $275) and the much celebrated "category killer", the Sunbeam EMO480.
I am looking to upgrade from my Delonghi KG100, which despite what people say, is really quite ordinary. I was pretty keen and convinced to go out and grab a sunbeam, but in my local coffee boutique equipment store they sell the Isomac and the guy there tried to talk it up.
After some reading Im a bit confused...
Seems like the Isomac is basically the same as the Lux, and that both of them use the same burrs as the sunbeam.
But does that really mean there is no difference? Has anyone used both extensively and know if theres any extra value or quality in the isomax? Consistency? Longevity? Anything?
Or should I just go out and get the Sunbeam? Oh, and where can you get one for $155???
Thanks!
Matt
Just wondering if there is really any difference between an Isomac Inox (about $275) and the much celebrated "category killer", the Sunbeam EMO480.
I am looking to upgrade from my Delonghi KG100, which despite what people say, is really quite ordinary. I was pretty keen and convinced to go out and grab a sunbeam, but in my local coffee boutique equipment store they sell the Isomac and the guy there tried to talk it up.
After some reading Im a bit confused...
Seems like the Isomac is basically the same as the Lux, and that both of them use the same burrs as the sunbeam.
But does that really mean there is no difference? Has anyone used both extensively and know if theres any extra value or quality in the isomax? Consistency? Longevity? Anything?
Or should I just go out and get the Sunbeam? Oh, and where can you get one for $155???
Thanks!
Matt

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