
- Sales Rank: #33280 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 1
- Color: Black
- Brand: Francis Francis for illy
- Model: 206591
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 12.60" h x
10.20" w x
11.40" l,
11.00 pounds
Features
- Advanced technology for use with illy iperespresso capsules
- One-touch brewing cycle
- Pannarello steam wand for easy frothing of milk
- Auto-stop feature with programmable volume
- Power save mode
- Advanced technology for use with illy iperespresso capsules
- One-touch brewing cycle
- Pannarello steam wand for easy frothing of milk
- Auto-stop feature with programmable volume
- Power save mode
Francis Francis for illy Black iperEspresso machine for use with illy iperEspresso Capsules
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Stylish and easy to use machine that makes great coffee
By David J. Carpenter
I really like this product. Using the new capsules makes for no mess at all.The machine is ready in minutes and if you want a quick espresso its so so simple.I tend to pull a couple of shots before switching to the steam function for foaming the milk.It gets up to temperature pretty quickly. I find it takes a good 2 mins to get the milk up to the right temp.It makes good foam and I can make better drinks at home than places like starbucks.It doesn't beat the coffee shops I frequent but then it wont. A decent coffee house that uses $14,000 machines, good grinders, excellent beans and knowledgeable barristas will win everytime.But for that quick fix at home its great.Its a small unit and it looks great on my kitchen counter. People comment on how it looks all the time. It looks more expensive than it is.My first recommendation is that if you want to switch back to pulling a shot after steaming milk do not just press the cup button else it will take a while to cool down to the temp needed to pull a shot.Instead press the cup button and immediately press the steamer button. This will expell hot steam through the wand and cool down faster. I dont think this is noted in the booklet but its a great feature.Another recommendation is that you clean the wand right after steaming the milk. Its best to keep that as clean as possible and is easier to clean right after its been used than later on when its all sticky and clogged.All in all a great machine for the money. Totally recommended and believe me I am a coffee snob and will only drink great coffee.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Few complaints
By Charles Papert
I've had this machine for about three years now, on the advice of a prominent Italian/American restauranteur who told me "want to know how to get the best cup of espresso at home? Write this down...."The pods are relatively expensive, but there is a cost for laziness! More than anything, it's a guilty feeling environmentally. Wish they had a recycling program for them, I'd feel better.The machine could not be simpler to use. The water container is a little tricky to get out sometimes, but you get the hang of it. Other than that, a child could make a perfect cup from this machine (to serve to mommy or daddy, not themselves of course!)I did have a brief period where it was acting up, but unplugging and plugging back in, aka the first rule of troubleshooting devices, seemed to work. Fortunately did not have to progress to "percussive maintenance".The steamer leaves something to be desired--I had a friend who works as a barista become discouraged with it. And it loves to collect milk residue that bakes right on. The methodology I use is to steam the milk first, then push the brew button and keep the steam valve open until it all blows out (into a glass), it helps the machine cool down quicker for coffee brewing.My guests always enjoy the results and express jealousy about the machine, so no complaints about the product there. It's been a good experience.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Ok but died after 18 months of use :-(
By Tester_BK
Expensive capsules but great espresso at home. Unfortunately died after using for 18 months only. Would not recommend this product.
Francis Francis for illy iperEspresso Machine
In Stock! Go to STORE Now !11.40" l,
11.00 pounds
Features
- Advanced technology for use with illy iperespresso capsules
- One-touch brewing cycle
- Pannarello steam wand for easy frothing of milk
- Auto-stop feature with programmable volume
- Power save mode
- Advanced technology for use with illy iperespresso capsules
- One-touch brewing cycle
- Pannarello steam wand for easy frothing of milk
- Auto-stop feature with programmable volume
- Power save mode
Francis Francis for illy Black iperEspresso machine for use with illy iperEspresso Capsules
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Stylish and easy to use machine that makes great coffee
By David J. Carpenter
I really like this product. Using the new capsules makes for no mess at all.The machine is ready in minutes and if you want a quick espresso its so so simple.I tend to pull a couple of shots before switching to the steam function for foaming the milk.It gets up to temperature pretty quickly. I find it takes a good 2 mins to get the milk up to the right temp.It makes good foam and I can make better drinks at home than places like starbucks.It doesn't beat the coffee shops I frequent but then it wont. A decent coffee house that uses $14,000 machines, good grinders, excellent beans and knowledgeable barristas will win everytime.But for that quick fix at home its great.Its a small unit and it looks great on my kitchen counter. People comment on how it looks all the time. It looks more expensive than it is.My first recommendation is that if you want to switch back to pulling a shot after steaming milk do not just press the cup button else it will take a while to cool down to the temp needed to pull a shot.Instead press the cup button and immediately press the steamer button. This will expell hot steam through the wand and cool down faster. I dont think this is noted in the booklet but its a great feature.Another recommendation is that you clean the wand right after steaming the milk. Its best to keep that as clean as possible and is easier to clean right after its been used than later on when its all sticky and clogged.All in all a great machine for the money. Totally recommended and believe me I am a coffee snob and will only drink great coffee.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Few complaints
By Charles Papert
I've had this machine for about three years now, on the advice of a prominent Italian/American restauranteur who told me "want to know how to get the best cup of espresso at home? Write this down...."The pods are relatively expensive, but there is a cost for laziness! More than anything, it's a guilty feeling environmentally. Wish they had a recycling program for them, I'd feel better.The machine could not be simpler to use. The water container is a little tricky to get out sometimes, but you get the hang of it. Other than that, a child could make a perfect cup from this machine (to serve to mommy or daddy, not themselves of course!)I did have a brief period where it was acting up, but unplugging and plugging back in, aka the first rule of troubleshooting devices, seemed to work. Fortunately did not have to progress to "percussive maintenance".The steamer leaves something to be desired--I had a friend who works as a barista become discouraged with it. And it loves to collect milk residue that bakes right on. The methodology I use is to steam the milk first, then push the brew button and keep the steam valve open until it all blows out (into a glass), it helps the machine cool down quicker for coffee brewing.My guests always enjoy the results and express jealousy about the machine, so no complaints about the product there. It's been a good experience.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Ok but died after 18 months of use :-(
By Tester_BK
Expensive capsules but great espresso at home. Unfortunately died after using for 18 months only. Would not recommend this product.
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