Reviewer: Douglas Zambon
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title: Huuum chega a manteiga derrete.
Review: Faz um café delicinha, se tu souber fazer também né.Leitinho vaporizado sai quentinho, sem muita pressão, mas aerado na medida, parece que saiu da vaca.Ótima para fazer um espresso amador em casa, gostinho de cafeteria sem precisar usar sandálias às 6h.

Reviewer: Cliente Kindle
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title: Boa relação custo benefício
Review: 1 mês de uso e funcionando bem. Café sai muito gostoso. Boa relação custo benefício. A única coisa ruim é que a máquina é 110 V e não vi isso quando comprei. Daí tive que comprar um transformador de 1.500 W o que é um gasto a mais e ocupa espaço.

Reviewer: Murilo
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title: top
Review: comprem sem medo

Reviewer: Daniel
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title: Cafe maravilhoso
Review: Cafe maravilhoso, e não é muito complexo aprender. Existe um ritual de preparação, mas que não é complicado, e o café é muito melhor que as outras maquinas que tive. É igual ou melhor o cafe de restaurentes cafeterias etc. Importante também usar um cafe de qualidade.

Reviewer: Fabio
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title: Dentro do esperado
Review: Muito satisfeito! excelente pra quem quer começar a aventura nos cafés

Reviewer: Stirling
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title:
Review: I got this because it was the cheapest easily available machine that’s made in Italy. Although mostly plastic, it’s well built, and I appreciate that it doesn’t come with a bunch of cheap accessories that would likely end up in the trash. Coffee is good, steam wand is good, usage is relatively straightforward, and the manual is easy to understand when getting started.One thing not specified on the listing is that it came with a commercial portafilter basket. Gaggia’s own website and many reviews online say it only comes with pressurized baskets, so this was a nice surprise. There’s also some general instructions regarding the difference in the manual, so it’s not a fluke. I purchased from Whole Latte Love, and this was mentioned on their independent website’s listing for this machine; I can’t speak to whether the basket is included when buying directly from Amazon.Comparing to some other machines in this price range, the design and controls of this are really simple, which appeals to me because it’s less widgets on an expensive appliance to break. The inside looks really serviceable, too, and Gaggia part availability is good so I’m optimistic it’s not a throwaway if something breaks.I’m a bad barista so I’ll update this if anything else I missed by virtue of my own ignorance comes up down the road. Also, the steam wand can be converted between panarello and single hole just by sliding the panarello extension off, if that’s of interest to you. And it makes hot water for tea in under 30 seconds. Nice.

Reviewer: DDos
Rating: 4,0 de 5 estrelas
Title:
Review: The Gaggia Expresso Revolution machine is not quite up to the high end, much higher dollar machines, but is very good.My wife is a real coffee snob, carefully brewing her own every morning while I go for the quick gratification of water from the instant hot dispenser and French Press. She reports that the coffee from this machine is quite comparable to the brew from her $2000 expresso machine and at a fraction of the cost. Our daughter has a little higher priced model from Gaggia and persuaded me that this was probably a good bet. We have not been disappointed.

Reviewer: Nick Papagiorgio
Rating: 5,0 de 5 estrelas
Title:
Review: After too much time of overthinking just about everything in my coffee routine – from UX to the roast level of my beans – I finally decided to simplify my morning ritual. Enter the Gaggia Espresso Evolution in Lava Red: a machine that looks as sharp as it pulls shots.First, let’s talk design. It’s got that charming mid-century Euro look, but with modern guts. Yes, the body leans plastic, but it doesn’t feel flimsy. It’s compact, clean, and fits perfectly on my kitchen counter without screaming “I need to justify my existence by looking like a spaceship.”As for performance, this thing punches well above its price tag. PID-controlled temperature means I don’t have to babysit the boiler, and the auto pre-infusion helps cover for my occasional lack of finesse. I was genuinely surprised to find a commercial-style basket in the box—perfect for dialing in fresh grinds from my local roaster. (If you’re used to pressurized baskets, this is a nice little upgrade hiding in plain sight.)On the downside, the steam wand is not going to win a latte art competitions, but for quick, creamy cappuccino foam it does a decent job. It’s functional, but is probably the one thing I’d improve on this machine. I do appreciate the ability to convert between panarello and single-hole – so Gaggia clearly understands that not everyone froths the same.The memo function is another feature I really like. Program it once, and you can sleepwalk through your next shot. Honestly, the whole interface reminds me of good UI design: minimal, intuitive, and hard to mess up.Bottom line: If you’re looking for a simple, stylish, Italian-made espresso machine that doesn’t bury you in bells and whistles, this is it. Just don’t overcomplicate it. The Gaggia Evolution rewards restraint.

Reviewer: Lawrence L. Pierson
Rating: 3,0 de 5 estrelas
Title:
Review: The espresso machine that I have been using for many years is an inexpensive model that I bought used at a thrift store. This review then is comparing this new machine to my old espresso machine.I had very high hopes going into this evaluation, I love coffee and I use my espresso machine frequently. But my first attempt from the Gaggia machine was a complete failure, which was very disappointing for me. The reason for the failure was apparently because the the pre-ground espresso that I used was too fine for this machine. This is the same grind of espresso coffee that I have used for years in my inexpensive machine, and it is the most common brand that I find in local supermarkets.After that first failure, I checked for solutions to problems in the manual that came with the Gaggia unit. After identifying the most likely cause of the failure as being too finely ground coffee beans, I began testing with various levels of hand ground coffee. I finally was able to get the Gaggia to constantly work for me at a level 2X larger grind than what I would normally hand grind for espresso, and probably 4X higher than the store bought pre ground coffee that I used for the first brewing attempt.The Espresso produced by this machine was good, not as strong as what I’m used to, but it had a nice flavor and aroma. The espresso also had a layer of foam over the top giving the brew a more profession look than my old machine. The Gaggia also has more features than my old machine that could be very helpful to coffee connoisseurs. For me personally, I just want a simple to make brew of espresso that is as strong and rich flavored as possible.The feature that I like most about this machine is the water tank. On my old unit I just add the amount of water that I want for either one or two shots of espresso. With this unit you can custom set the amount of water to use for each brew, or manually control the amount during the brewing process. This is a helpful feature that would be very useful when serving multiple people. In my case, I’m the only one around who drinks espresso and I would only have the rare visitor who would join me in a cup, so I don’t really need this feature for my use.Overall I would say that the machine works well with the right coffee grind and is convenient for making multiple servings more quickly. So, if you grind your own beans, you often serve multiple people, or you like a milder, smoother, more professional looking brew, then this machine could work well for you. But if you are more interested in a single powerful brew for yourself, then you might be disappointed in this machine.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 1,0 de 5 estrelas
Title:
Review: Have had this machine for 8 months, daily use, descaled it as directed. Today it made a popping sound and water started coming out around the outside of the portafilter. Tried everything, it is broken. Steam does not work either. Don’t waste your money