NinjaLuxe Premier 3-in-1 Coffee Machine, Latte, Cappuccino, Cold Brew & Espresso Maker With Built in Bean Grinder & Milk Frother, Easy to Use, 4 Automated Froth Presets, Silver, ES601UK

A not unsubstantial cost machine, which I've had for a couple of weeks. I'm very pleased so far. It's very easy to use, speaking as an inexperienced espresso maker. The Ninja videos to set up, as well as the paper Quick Start Guide, are excellent. I watched the set-up video, accessed via a QR code on the machine, first then I used the paper guide to set it all up. I've used it at least once a day since I got it and did invest in some decent coffee beans ordered online, which it is highly likely I will continue ordering. A coffee made from freshly ground beans is definitely tastier than one from beans sold ground! This machine only uses beans, you cannot put ground coffee in the hopper. The milk frother is also outstanding with its different froth styles. I have had none of the problems others mention. I do think it's important to thoroughly clean it after use as the easily removable stirrer in the bottom of the jug could get gummed up with milk if not cleaned properly after every use.

Amazing machine, coffee is delicious. easy to use. Milk frother works wellI like that I can choose coffee bean grind, temperature of water and frotherAnything negative? drip tray fills with water after 3 brews - emptied easily though

Had many coffee machines over the years, but this is by far the best one. The versatility and options for set up are outstanding, yes it's expensive but its worth it. It has replaced around 3 machines in our house. We havent been to a Starbucks or Costa since buying this, lots of spare parts available for longevity and 2 year warranty from Ninja. You will need to buy water filters and you cannot buy the Ninja cleaning tablets, but you can use generic ones and they work just as well. The unit comes apart for easy cleaning including the reservoir and grinder. It does love to use LOTS of water though, most of which ends up in the bottom tray for anything over 9 bar.Tip - put rubbish coffee in - get rubbish coffee out - highly recommend Lavazza or Illy beans - find which ones work for you, delicious coffee if you pay for decent beans.

For years I've used Sage coffee machines, but this time round went for this. I've had it 12 weeks and so far been excellent. Very easy to use. Maybe too easy for some, but no more wasted coffee trying to get the right grind size that you do on the sage machines as this one tells you after the first use. Steam wand is great, self cleaning after use. Only minor couple of minor things I don't like is the water container isn't as easy to use as the sage one for refilling and the waste tray is too small so frequent emptying. Other than those minor things I have to say I think it's awesome. Let's just hope it lasts.

When I first got the Coffee Machine, I was buzzing. It looked promising, packed with features that seemed tailored for coffee lovers who enjoy a bit of tech and finesse in their brew. Sadly, one week in, and the love affair has completely fizzled out.Let’s talk about the milk steamer. On day one, it was creamy, velvety, everything I hoped for. Now? It just warms the milk. Frothing has disappeared completely, no matter what setting I choose — it’s like the machine gave up on even trying.Then there's the fancy feature that “adapts to your coffee grind based on the bean type.” Sounds great in theory… but in practice, it’s chaotic. The grind recommendation keeps changing unpredictably, and the amount of coffee it grinds varies each time. I once selected a quad shot and got a sad little pour that barely covered the bottom of my cup.All the flashy features that convinced me to go for this model? Turns out, they’re more gimmick than game-changer. It feels like a product that focused more on marketing than performance.Really disappointed. For the price and the hype, I expected consistency, not disappointmentsat the firstbweek.

Fantastic machine, very easy to use

Ok so I had this coffee machine for more than two weeks and can honestly tell my opinion about it.Is it good? Yes, it's a good and sturdy device, Ninja did a good job with their first coffee machine and personally I am pleased with it like with other Ninja kitchen devices that I have. Will it be good for you? Well it depends and I will explain why.First of all it is not fully automatic and that means that you DO have to put a small effort in making good coffee, not just pressing a button like in an automatic one :) However comparing to my barista pump coffee machine it's much faster and simplier and the process is guided by the machine itself. I feel like it has the perfect balance between automation and manual control. I do not recommend cheap beans - as someone wrote, you put trash in you get trash out :) Then this "smart adapting grinding" - it is helpful with new beans but there is definitely a moment when it keeps changing the grind size every time you start preparing coffee with the same settings, so I do recommend to write down or remember the grind size that works well specifically with each type of beans and next time just ignore machine's reccomendation.Also, I am very pleased with the quality of filter coffee - size and strength selection are such great options. Cold brew comes out very good, too. But most of all I liked milk foaming - it works brilliantly with any kind of milk and gives smooth velvety result so you will get nice coffee shop quality drink.This device is generally worth the investment, the reason why I gave 4 and not 5 stars is that the smart grinding feature is a bit unreliable - but overall the idea behind it is brilliant, may be it will be improved in Ninja's future models. The drip tray size could be a bit larger, though it is not critical for ne as I do empty it after every few brews.Great job, Ninja, keep improving and satisfying us customers! :)

easy to use and very quickeasy clean , makes great coffee