The DeLonghi TrueBrew is a GAME CHANGER! 

I think even for a everyday coffee drinker who’s not a mega coffee Aficionado this machine is well worth it. You’ll still save money overtime not buying expensive k-cups and probably get a much better cup of coffee. Im on my third k-cup machine in 4 years with about each machine costing between $150-200. I would have to think with a quality brand like delonghi lasting a lot longer and the no pod savings this thing is well worth it in the long run even if you’re not a fancy pants coffee person like these lovely ladies.

Great review from two of my fav coffee experts! Definitely a unique machine filling a gap in the coffee market.

Picking mine up at Williams-Sonoma tomorrow. This is the machine i have been waiting for.

Thamk you !😊

This is the one I have been waiting for! Both single and carafe AND my Le Creuset thermo will actually fit underneath, so I don't have to angle it and hold it during brewing!!! Now I just have to wait until it gets available in Denmark... 🇩🇰 Thank you so much for the review!

You girls did a great job very informative, it might be one for me! Thanks!

Bought one, really excited!

You two ladies were great. Sold me. I enjoyed your back and forth and the fun you were having, yet your demonstration of the machine convinced me this will be the right brewer for me. Thank you for making an informative and enjoyable video to watch. I look forward to enjoying this new coffee machine. I’m finally upgrading from k-cups.

Finally! A grind and brew with a 16 oz capability.

Exciting

Great review. Thanks for being so thorough. I drink mostly black coffee, American big mug style. Currently, I use a Jura A1 with the long pull set to most, and I push, wait, then push again. This sounds like an easier way to get a good cup of coffee. It's weird to think of replacing my jura which was much more expensive with this machine. However, from your review, it sounds like I may get better tasting American style coffee rather than faking with espresso pulls. Thanks again!

is this the only super automatic with true auto -on and brew (no cup change required)? ty and great review.

I used chat gpt and if you buy an average 5 pound bag of beans for 40$ you cam brew a 24 ounce cup for about .80 cents to 1.00. This is way better than drive through venti for 3.80 at starbucks. The machine will pay for itself in 4-5 months if you stop drive thru coffee.

Is there another machine like this. I love the fresh coffee aspect. Right now I have a Keurig that also does drip. That is what we know and love. Looking for a machine to do those two things. Is this my best option. We don't really do expresso. Please let me know. Thanks

There is also plastic version without carafe, which it the cheapest $399 on the US market.

Great machine & video!!! I’m getting one today. My only concern is hoping I don’t run into a machine clog that the machine can’t automatically fix without needing a technician. Also, where can I get that Black coffee shirt?

When will this be in the UK?

How do you adjust the auto off time?

I am looking for the best value automatic coffee/espresso combo with a grinder on the market and my research has led me here. However, I almost exclusively drink dark roast coffee (prefer the taste and less caffeine), so should I then avoid this machine? How does it compare to the Miele 5310 in that regard? Thanks.

I have been looking for a replacement for my keurig coffee maker. Tired of buying the pods and the meh coffee that it makes...I am not a coffee snob, but I do appreciate a full flavored coffee that seems impossible to get from the pod machines....I first bought the Breville Grind Control and it was deff a step up from a pod machine, but I was not aware of the maintenance. It must be cleaned and washed after every brew and since I was looking for a more single cup coffee maker, which the Breville can do, if you decide you want a second cup, you have to wash everything and dry it off before making another cup. So I returned the Breville and purchased the Truebrew....should have bought the Truebrew first...it is a true replacement for a pod coffee maker and is very low maintenance. Brew 1, 2 or however many cups you want with little problem and I thought the Breville made a good cup of coffee, that is until I tried the coffee made by this machine. I am sure the fancy $1k+ machines Delonghi offers are even better, but for those of us who are just looking for a convenient cup of coffee from freshly ground beans, this is the one...I am a happy camper...

Just got this unit. I notice the water level light is flashing even though the water tank is full. Phoning Delonghi on Monday to find out what the issue is. I'm holding off using until I get an answer. Any one else experience this?

Is there a way to change the temperature on the coffee, I like it very hot. Also is there a way to make it stronger on the bold setting?

Great review ! Can this machine can provide only hot water for tea ?

Can the coffee bypass shoot be used for hot water (for tea) if no ground coffee is put in?

is there a difference between the matte black and the stainless steel one apart from the color? are the internal components the same? thank you!

Very informative. What other competitors have a bean to cup functionality?

Sorry that I jump to another topic. Is it true that Breville is bringing out a "Barista Touch Impress"?

Will a yeti tumbler 30oz fit under this unit.

How to use tne bypass function? I get nothing but water when i try to use it, and yes i do add ground coffe to the bypass slot.

I’m assuming the pot version allows for more beans to be grinding into the area where the infusion takes place right? It’s not just that it happens to fit the pot and is programmed to dispense more water so you just end up with a big weak pot of coffee?

I noticed the bold setting wasn't reviewed in this video - can anyone that owns this machine tell me how strong it is? Is it similar to an Americano?

I have been reading reviews about an issue with the Ground Coffee bypass. Some people say that the grounds are all over the inside of the machine and that the brew is very weak. Do you think this is just "Operator Error" or is it a problem. Has anyone experienced this? This feature is important to me as I like a DeCaf in the afternoon and would use Ground Coffee for that.

How does an 8oz coffee from this machine compare in taste to an 8oz coffee made from one of Delonghi's superauto espresso machines like the Dynamic or Magnifica? I'm curious if the 8oz option uses a higher dose than the max dose in the espresso machines (~9 grams) and if it tastes any better.

Hi Coffee Peeps! Does the carafe fully seal (keeping the coffee hot for hours)?

yea it's a new Delonghi machine, but no idea what the name or big new features are yet.

Silly question, but I live in an apartment and I try to reduce the smell of coffee after I brew. Considering there’s a grinder, is this going to radiate a strong coffee smell?

Several online reviewers mention this machine spills water and grounds inside the machine beneath the pull out trays. Have you noticed this on your test unit?

I so want this machine, but it's so out of my budget. when you say "oily" bean, when shopping for beans, how would I know what an oily bean is?

is there another machine that is similar to this?

Do you need a water filter? I don't want to be tied down to pods or any subscription anymore!

It's trying to be a premium machine. It isn't. DeLonghi sells $2000 units that destroy this plastic entry level budget device.

Not at all passable. Whatsoever. Not Passable.