Mr. Coffee 4-Shot Steam Espresso Cappuccino and Latte Maker with Stainless Steel Frothing Pitcher

Very satisfied with the purchase!
I really wanted to get a new expresso machine but I didn’t want to spend much money, so honestly I didn’t have high expectations based on the price. Well, I have been using it for two weeks now in a daily basis, sometimes 3+ times the same day, I couldn’t feel happier with my purchase, I have a perfect Cappuccino in a few minutes and my house smells like a Coffee shop. Bottom line, it works very well, my coffee tastes awesome and it’s very easy to use. It’s worth every penny!

I’m upgrading my review.
I bought a “refurbished” espresso maker. I do not recommend this–it’s cheaper but it doesn’t work well at all. It’s slower than my old maker (same machine but I purchased it new). I’m going to get rid of it and get a new machine. The new one may or may not be Mr. Coffee. I’ve purchased this same model for years and been happy with it but not this time!

It exploded
The morning was quiet, save for the bright chirping of birds outside my window. This espresso machine, a trusted relic of my countless hurried mornings for the past 7 months, stood proudly on the counter, its chrome surface gleaming under the dim lights. It had brewed hundreds of espressos, and endured endless cycles of heat and pressure—but today, something was different.Deep within its metallic core, an unseen war was raging. Pressure, relentless and insidious, built up inside, coiling like a beast waiting to strike. I was oblivious to the impending catastrophe and packed the portafilter with freshly ground espresso, twisting it into place with the ease of habit.Then, in a heartbeat, chaos erupted.With a thunderous crack, the portafilter was wrenched free, rocketing across the room in a blur of steel and fury. A plume of scalding steam exploded from the machine’s belly, filling the air with the acrid scent of burnt coffee. Espresso grounds burst forth like shrapnel, coating the counters and the walls. A ceramic cup shattered as the force sent it tumbling to the ground, its contents splattering like blood across the tiles.I staggered back, hands raised against the sudden storm of heat and debris. And then, silence. The machine sputtered, wheezed, and gave one last exhausted hiss before slumping into stillness.The espresso machine had met its end—only 7 months after purchasing—not with a slow decline, but with a violent, caffeinated explosion that no one would soon forget.

Ayudar
Lo mejor que me he comprado en AmazonMuy rápida y muy. Buena calidad la recomiendo al 100

Some other reviewers have complained that this coffee maker “explodes” when removing the portafilter after brewing their coffee. I’ve found that it’s best to just let the machine sit and cool down before removing the portafilter.I would also say that the coffee produced by this machine isn’t really espresso. There’s no creama. In a sense, it more resembles a stand alone moka pot. That said, it produces a decent cup of coffee.