The Truth about this Espresso Machine: Lelit Bianca 

If you could buy one espresso machine... which would it be?!

I have bought the Bianca because of your earlier reviews. Keep going, I always enjoy your videos and added value to me.

I own the same machine and this review is spot on. Also the video editing is excellent and interesting and the lighting is as well. Some tips - if you lose the plastic nubs he mentioned, watch out. You can cut yourself very easily cleaning the inner drip tray holder, learned that the hard way. Also another downside is it takes 30 minutes to heat up. Buy a Wyze smart plug and problem solved. We have ours turn itself on from 7am to 1pm. Finally I’ve done back to back shots fine but I also have a single dose grinder and I measure so it gives the machine time to keep up. I also set the steam boiler to max and use the 2-hole steam tip. Finally, my favorite profile is starting 9 bar then gradually ending at 7 bar.

This review thoroughly convinced me that my decision to order the Synchronika was the right call.

I've been using Bianca for a few months and its doing great. I haven't struggled any issue you mentioned except naked portafilter's splash problem (guess because of channeling). But I fix it by using WDT. Nice content, thanks for it. Don't forget there is bianca community cheering and supporting you :)

Man I love you hoodie YHWH shirt, I think it’s awesome you rep it!! I have one of their MRCY trucker hats and love it!

Great followup Kyle, thanks! Just bought a Bianca based on your earlier glowing review and I'm really happy so far. The good news: Lelit actually includes 3 spare rubber dampers on the newer machines (taped under the drip-tray).

For those that don’t know - there are three spare plastic covers for the drip tray lugs that come with the Bianca. Look under the removable drip tray and you will see three of them supplied around the edge of the big hole to the left of the machine’s frame.

Looked very closely at this machine when upgrading my espresso machine because it's a great value, but ultimately couldn't pass up the 220V ECM Synchronika with flow control. It came down to ECM's superior build quality, fast recovery time, and my preference for classic aesthetics. I've had my Synchronika for a couple of years now and love it.

Ive owned a Ranchillio Sylvia, La Spaziale (kinda regret selling this one...) , Izzo Alex Duetto & Rocket Appartmento then after a lot of ups and downs with my last 2 machines, I finally said screw it and went with a Linea Mini with the bluetooth upgrade. Ive had it for a year now and there is no going back. No regrets! All stainless steel parts (no plated brass, including the portafilter!), nice front loaded brew tray, very accurate temps and quick shots. It is built like a tank and makes great shots consistently. I think you are on the path to a Linea Mini from what I just heard for your comments. Its only a matter of time.... :-)

I got my Bianca 2 days ago. I guess I underestimated how difficult and messy esspresso making is. But I can't imagine having a better experience with a different machine. Your videos made it look very simple and clean haha.

I own an Lelit Bianca too and I share the views in this video 100%: - love it (coffee, design, etc.) - small drawbacks (display, messy bottomless filter,...) - never had an issue - would buy it again One thing I wish would be available is some „how to“ tricks from lelit on exactly this machine. In particular helpful would be on how to fine tune the espresso shots and the options using the paddle as it provides a multitude of things that make this machine unique.

From the beginning I can say: “AWESOME B ROLL”

I just ordered one. Thanks for your reviews, they helped. Ended up finding myself comparing the Bianca to much more expensive machines often with less features. I was still tempted but couldn't justify spending almost twice the price for those diminishing gains. I'm looking forward to using the flow control on the Bianca, and purchasing a quality single dose grinder (maybe the upcoming Eureka Mignon single dose) and just getting into it all. I'm going from a Sunbeam Cafe Series (which I have kept going for years now with many repairs) and Breville grinder...so yeah, big upgrade.

I wouldn’t mind putting this next to my Strega, but truthfully I love the simplicity vs. shot quality I can get with the Strega. It would be fun to play with though . .

As someone looking and weighing options for my first home espresso machine,this is a very good and helpful review. Now all I need is to save up. Thank you.

This is so helpful even though I’m not in the market for a new machine yet but these points are great to know ahead of time for any future machines I might buy. Thank you for your honesty. This is a true review with pros and cons! Much appreciated.

I've been using Lelit Elizabeth for a year and a half now and actually was quite surprised to hear about a problem with the Bianca's boiler heating🤔 I also pull a lot of back-to-back shots, however, most of them are intended for cappuccinos, maybe that's the reason I've never had a real issue with that. There's another one with Elizabeth though - Steam Boiler heating)) When you set pre-infusion, the steam pressure can drop while you're still working on your milk and that was quite annoying for a while, but I found a way around it and now working with it is nothing but pleasure )) Of course, I would love to be able to play with the flow profiling, but when buying ANYTHING, you should be ready to make compromises.. and for me it was quite easy to do for two reasons 1. Elisabeth is cheaper 2. (and the most important, probably) - Bianca is too big to fit into my kitchen🤗😁

I have the Profitec 500 flow control. All the nit picking observations you made today are addressed in this model. And I also have used it one year. It doesn’t rattle. The drip tray appears more sturdy. It doesn’t spit coffee over the machine (try a different screen with silicone gasket). Also has flow control. The 500 is a heat exchanger. I got that so I could keep up the flow, which is theoretically infinite. So either use that or huge dual boiler for crowds. And about $600 cheaper. But...no walnut. PS, I agree, flow control is a game changer. I too have saved runaway shots and made them drinkable.

i love how he wants people to make happy to other people, he is so kind and i love his smile ❤ you making other people happy too 😊

My hubs pulled the trigger for me and ordered a Bianca V3 today since I'm too frugal and freak at spending that much. But being my introvert self and the fact that only I drink coffee in our house....this machine will be the perfect fit! Thanks for the honest review, Im super excited!!

I've owned the Bianca since the day it was released. Mine has never leaked or rattled, but I hand wash the tray. 100% agree its messy with bottomless and switched to the spouted portafilter for this reason after a couple years. Overall great machine. Regarding servicing, unless you live in Seattle you're gonna have trouble finding anyone to service prosumer level machines. Ran into this same problem with other machines too.

Kyle, love the t-shirt! Nice to know you’re a Brother! Shalom from Texas.

I am currently waiting for my bianca, and your comment about the boiler got me curious. I think it might be just US/Canada issue due to 120v. Let’s see how it performs here in Europe on 230v.

Dude, you're really upping your content game!

Coming from a ECM e61 machine to the La Marzocco Linea Mini I can say it’s much easier to keep clean. And you can keep pulling shots despite the small brew boiler. But it comes at a price … For me the linea mini is divine. It isn’t cheap and some might want other features included. Furthermore I love the brand and the people from La Marzocco which I got to experience after the purchase.

I bought got my Lelit Bianca over a month ago and love it! Upon first set up I got a pump error code. I was so worried that I had to get it service on day one. Nope. It was just 15 degrees fahrenheit, and had to warm up in the room before the system filled itself up! It does take a LOT of flushing to keep the shower head clean, but its worth doing in the long run. By the way, check the box for the other steam wand head. It has 4 holes instead of 2. It literally steams milk up to temp twice as fast!

Im new to the espresso world. Not sure if this is a good first machine to go with. It’s pretty advanced.

As a new MaraX owner I still love following all the tips and info for the Bianca since they share a lot in common (mine has the Lelit flow control installed as well). This is a huge upgrade from my 15 y/o Gaggia and I'm still learning a ton!

You had me worried there for a minute and 29 seconds! I bought this machine about 6 weeks ago and it was actually your previous review that brought it to my attention. I had also looked at ECM/Profitec but to get the same features was going to take another 800 USD equivalent. I'm not a heavy user, 3 coffees a day, and I'm careful with machines so I decided I could manage with the slightly lower build quality. 6 weeks in I have no regrets. It has worked perfectly so far. Would be great to see a video of how you use the paddle. I find the response time makes it challenging to use! I also use the bottomless but place my cup on top of an upsidedown bowl to minimise the splatter. Getting into coffee is a oneway trip down a rabbit hole! Keep the videos coming...

I bought it last October. Because of your reviews as well And then it was great, did not disappoint.

You are da man for posting this Sir! Just placed my order with Clive coffee and read the review likely by the same person you mention with the parts issue. So glad to know about the boiler size /time between multiple shots issue. I have already bought some extra rubber pads for when I lose mine. I have had an Expobar E61 machine for over a decade. it finally died and parts to fix it would have been cost prohibitive to be worth it. Also, what better reason to upgrade to this sexy beast with the flow control paddle, wooden accents etc…. :) can’t wait to have a plumbed machine and not have to pull the thing out from under the cabinet to refill. Thanks again, I appreciate you!

Drip tray leak: lay a small bead of silicone along the inside edges of the tray to seal any leaks. After applying the bead, run your finger down the edge collecting any excess silicone and to get a smooth silicone surface that will stay cleaner in dirty environments.

I did not have any issues brewing back to back shots. If anything weighing beans for the niche was the thing holding me back. It might be the difference in heating elements. The 110V version only has a 1000W heater in the coffee boiler compared to the 1400W in the 230V model which i am using.

A quick fix for the "rubbers on the drip tray" would be to use a piece of shrink wrap tubing appropriately sized. it would go on very fast and is very cheap and easy to replace.

I own the Lelit Bianca since December and totally can relate to what you say: Right after unpacking, I had to re-adjust the body a little bit because of some gaps between the body parts. It worked out, but I don't know if I want to re-adjust a 2000 € coffee machine. Also the experience with the rubber bobbles holding the grid - I lost one and (thank god) found it again after searching a few minutes. Since then, I always try to remove them before washing the tray. Third: Actually, I like the display. Most of the machines do have worse displays. But the buttons are a little annoying. For me, it's okay because I dont use them on da daily basis and I understand why they use this unit (water proof etc). But I wish they were better. But nevertheless: I totally love my Bianca and I don't regret buying it.. even if I'm still a beginner. It looks stunning, the espresso is great and It's fun brewing coffee with it.

You mention that the flow paddle helps rescue shots that aren’t quite dialed in; can you talk about how? If there’s another video on the topic that’s great also. Thanks!

Fun to see folks thoughts on high end machines :) Recently got rid of my long time Elektra A3 :) loved it beast of a machine but 30 years into espresso and various high end machines along the way I now am on a Cafelat Robot and loving it for simplicity low maintenance and so much more still use my mazzer grinder some but Comandante is my main go to the manual everything feel and I mean the true feel of the beans cracking under pressure the pull on the robot feeling the shot come out etc... has brought me back to loving the art and feel of espresso again and I say again this is 30 years into espresso it just needed a change up big time for me Bummer to hear about the tray and clean up The less stuff you mention get into a robot for fun good thread on Home-Barista about them and you can decide I want to pull a shot and be clean and put away in minutes etc... I have no regrets getting rid of my Elektra A3 and going into manual lever setup and the taste in cup did not suffer ! Which if it did I would be into another high end machine

Own both the Linea Mini and the Lelit Bianca, aesthetics goes to the LM Mini but if you are in pursuit of a good tasting espresso Lelit Bianca will give you that.

We use this daily - drip tray never leaks and the rubber pieces don't fall off easily in our experience. The metal feels great. The little screen is simple and says what it needs to... for us, the smaller the screen the better. We didn't want to pay extra for an out of date UI trying to be a smart phone wannabe. Clean up is super easy... just a quick wipe. and about service... Buy it from the American service dealer and you'll get a great price and never have an issue. Listen - espresso means controlling temperature, flow pressure and time. We wanted control not magic and this machine gives us that and we're happy with it. If you want to brew for large groups, you'll probably want something designed for that. You're already spending a lot so get the unit that matches your needs. For our family, this is the unit.

I recently bought this machine - supported by some of the commentary you made. I love it. I have the same issue as you, though, with the bottomless portafilter. I found that it was predominantly my tamping technique. Too tight and it would fissure down the sides. I tamped less and made sure I tamped to the edges - plus pre-soak - and I get much less/ none on most extractions

Thanks for your honest straightforward comments.

Drip tray: I don't own the Letit Bianca but I recently upgraded from a very old espresso machine to a newer E61 model which has a plastic tray and a stainless steel drain plate. I thought I'd hate it but I love it! Why? Because it's so much lighter and easier to empty out because it's plastic. My old machines drip tray was solid metal and needed two hands to carry full of water. That might explain why the metal is thinner on your Bianca drip tray. I wouldn't want something with thick metal that is very heavy when full of water to carry to the sink.

EU prices for the bianca are significantly lower (500-1000$ less) than in the states. The profitec and ECM synchronika are a lot closer in price in the states, and those 2 are vastly superior in build quality, minus the flow profiling, wood grips and grouphead pressure gauge. I likely would have picked either over the Bianca if in the USA, as all Bianca advantages are available as aftermarket kits. I broadly do agree with your review, i love the walnut hardware and extra bottomless filter (about 300-400$ in extra value). Nitpicks are similar: I don’t like that the machine is bent thin steel held together by delrin shims with tap screws. I don’t like the sharp edges around the bottom drip tray (and indeed, too many leaky nooks and crannies for cleaning). I don’t like the closed portafilter not being deep enough for bigger filter baskets >18g The most important thing is that the coffee is fantastic, and workflow is nice. I wonder how it will hold up in terms of part life over 5 - 10 years, too early to tell.

I just bought one. It's great for playing around with origins that are not typically espresso. But it takes a lot of practice to find the sweet spot. That is most of the fun I guess isn't it

Hi Kyle. Very nice video as usual. Well for me Bianca so good, also if I came to change anything in this machine it would be a joystick instead of the rotating valve for steam and hot water. Also automatic backflush in the LCC would be awesome.

Glad you are still enjoying the Bianca one year out! Especially since I bought one in January partially based on your first ringing endorsement. One nit... you can hardly blame the Bianca for a rattling drip tray if you lose the rubber dampers! Mine doesn’t rattle at all. Maybe you can convince Lelit to send you a few new dampers, especially since you have given them some free advertisement.

I really like this review. It’s honest and open and I’m glad you don’t regret your purchase. However, I don’t find you are nitpicking - this is good and open feedback. It’s also led me to not consider this machine moving forward. Thanks for the video.

Kyle! Love your honesty about Linea Mini!! I ordered mine 4 weeks ago and still waiting for it. I am upgrading from ECM Classika single boiler to Linea Mini. Thanks for your opinion!

I enjoyed this video. I do agree that the Bianca is one of the best looking machines on the market at that price range. Otherwise, I think in terms of features perhaps the decent stands out at a similar price range and offers a new range of experimentation and control. Whereas the Decent machine is very modern looking and very much computer centric, I feel the Bianca is really attractive to those consumers who want to still feel like they are operating an Italian espresso machine. I just got Bianca's little sister MARAX because of its aesthetics and somewhat friendly price tag (considering it is an espresso machine). I might try to some mods down the road, but heard they don't simulate the Bianca perfectly. For me, I'd likely purchase the Bianca over the ECM/Profitec luxury machines because it offers the profiling. Now my newest quest is trying to get a hold of a niche zero which is really hard to get. Thanks for the videos.

You mention the mess generated... does this machine exhibit a lot of channelling? (I do know this is mainly due to the preparation of the puck, but I think some machines do channel more than others)

hey, what do you think about the pl92t? For almost half the price of the bianca it seems very nice. Also i dont really like the E61 style. (Also my reason against the MaraX + dont want to temp-surf)

3-4 minutes for boiler brew boiler recovery..... are you making 500ml espressos with ice water in the tank?? Extracting a 50 ml espresso in my machine which is a bigger than usual espresso... the brew boiler is ready again within 20 secs... even when flushing the boiler (extracting 350 ml) the machine is back up to temperature and ready to brew in 90 sec, this is all with the 110v version. Honestly, this is more than nitpicking... you just needed to make up content. Bianca owner for more than 2 years and have not experienced any of your issues. Dirty machine because of bottomless will happen in every machine... channeling is a side effect of technique or your coffee is not as fresh. Metal rattles because you lost the rubber feet... well buy another one. No leaks. no problem other than cleaning the temperature probe.

I also bought the Bianca based on you review. I’d love to see more recipes with flow control and/or a simple calculation on how to use it more consistently. I.e. if I normally pull a shot in 28 seconds, how long would I pull a shot using flow control.

Great vid Kyle. I can relate to the annoyances you brought up. Just cleaning the drip tray is annoying, because the welds let water through. For such a great machine, it just feels weird that they forgot to polish that part of it.. I wish it would also let you know ahead of time when you're running out of water. It's very annoying to have everything heated up and you take some water out and then it tells you to fill up, before you can pull a shot :) I also enjoy using the bottomless portafilter and the cleanup is just annoying, but I guess it's the same for every machine. Could you make a video for the Bianca about your cleanup procedure? Like how often you clean the showerhead, how often you descale and what the process is like for you and what ever else you do as maintenance work for the machine?

Mine has problem sometimes with lcc, it freezes! I have v3 edition, but guyz from lelit said that they will send me the lcc tu replace it!…it is a great machine with great value because of flow control!, price-quality its very good!!!

I considered this machine few years back JUST because aesthetic. True it's gorgeous. But I don't know about the quality so, forgot. Until I saw your video. And tbh seeing your love towards the machine. I think I will choose this one alright

I really love the Bianca and all of it's features and am considering buying one since following you, quick question though. If you're feeling lazy one day and don't want to bother flow profiling, is there a position you can leave it in that still pulls good shots? Or should you always manually adjust the flow profile paddle with this machine?

My Rocket machine also came with a real metal tamp which is alright nothing too fancy. The drip tray is tiny relatively but at least doesn't leak. That's probably something they'd send you a replacement for I'd think if you talked to Lelit or where you purchased it from. My machine also rattles sometimes it's more the top water resevoir cover that rattles so having a cup on top helps prevent that due to the extra weight.

Thank you for the honest opinion. I am in the market for a new espresso machine and the Bianca is in the running. The "short cuts" should have been expected considering the Bianca's weight is 15 to 30 pounds lighter than comparable machines. That is why I am looking at an HX from Bezzera with their BZ group head. The heated group head will make the wait shorter. I don't make a lot of milk drinks so not having a dual boiler that weighs 80+ pounds is not an issue. Have you ever used a Bezzera?

I just ordered one and THEN went searching for reviews. Yeah, I know. However, I was pleased to hear that the things that you don't like are not likely to be a significant issue for me and that, overall, you love the machine. That makes me very confident that I've made a good choice.

I have gaggia classic I was thinking of getting bianca for back to back shots but you have convienced me that I should save up for linea mini

14 moths with me. Love it!! Thanks for your video.

I have the ECM Synchronika with a 0.75L Brew boiler. The Lelit Bianca is supposed to be 0.8L. I haven't had any issues with brewing up to 8 consecutive double shots. The steam, on the other hand, often needs a couple minutes to recover after about 6 doubles (NB. the steam boiler in the Lelit Bianca is about 20% smaller than the Synchronika). In your review, are you really referring to the brew boiler, or did you mean the steam boiler? If you mean the brew boiler, could there be another reason for the slow turnaround?

Thanks for this re-cap. I have been wanting a higher end espresso machine for a while and was about to pull the trigger on the Breville Oracle Touch. However, the recent reviews have been HORRIFIC and honestly scared me. So I started looking around for other units and came across this one at Clive Coffee. Honestly it is Stunning visually. But it was definitely good to get a third party "Real" user.. not someone who bought it for a video and returned within the 30 day return window 🙄..(So Lame & happens often). Yes I know this unit is more expensive than what I originally was going to get and I will have to get a dedicated grinder... But this is something that will definitely be my last machine... Honestly, even if it stopped working and I could not get it fixed.. I would keep it as a former functional art piece.

Honest video! But I wonder why you consider the LM linea mini when It does not have profiling tech. Doesn't It means a big download in espresso hobby?

This was an interesting video. I have an older Izzo Alex Duetto. Can you plumb your machine? And can your machine heat both boilers at the same time or does it have to pulse between the two? Plumbing my machine and changing to 20 amp service was a game changer for me. Fwiw I have noticed that if my bottomless portafilter is spitting a bit then my grind is off a bit.

I wonder if the new lelit bianca corrects some of these negatives. Def one thing I wonder is why did they not consult a ui designer to design the led and buttons on coffee machines. It's def engineers who made those. Linea mini is beautiful but it doesn't have flow profile

The European version has 1400W brew boiler. Your comment reinforces that Lelit should make the 220-240V model available in USA especially at the price level.

One thing I question about the machine is the flow control. I have a Rocket with a Profitec flow control and it looks like I can flow way more water. With the stock E-61 valve in place, it looks like I can flow a lot more than the Bianca when the Bianca is set on full. With the Profitec flow control. I have to turn it way more than the Bianca' s handle would allow. 540 degrees from stop. The Bianca flow looks like my Profitec at about 230 degrees rotation when I see the flow. Coincidentally It looks like the knob only rotates that much on the Bianca. The shots taste different if I only go up to where the Bianca stops. The other day, I got schooled by my 11 year old Rancilio and then dialed up the flow on my Rocket. Perhaps it's time to change the knob and see what more there is left in it???

I also use a bottomless portafilter and found the only time it’s messy is if the grind or tamp is off Try keeping the tamped puc level I use a leveler tamper combo love it 😍

Great edits ~ you’ll have to do a behind the scenes how u did your shots. Btw which color La Marzocco Linea Mini do you see in your kitchen next year? 😅

While I'd love to own a sexy machine like that, I'd have a really hard time justifying the expense over the PID Silvia I currently use. Does a fantastic job for the 2-3 shot a day I need.

Imho using normal portafilter is beneficial in at least 2 ways: 1) better temperature stability 2) less mess 😊

This is also stated in manual,home espresso machine ,which can produce 1-2 espresso cups at the time.with larger group of people ,time between preparations and getting another shots is good enough for Bianca to recover ,already tested and succeeded

I am considering purchasing the Lelit Bianca. It has been two years since you made this video, have they made any improvements on the machine, fixed any of the negatives that you mentioned or, is everything the same Thx?

Thank you very much for your honest longtime reaccions. I am planning getting this machine, but one question: How is it at breing as well Lungo Coffee? Could you recommend it as well for that?

I think it is absolutely beautiful. I have also concluded these type of machines (high end prosumer espresso machines with an E61 setup) are obsolete and actually a bad investment. There is nothing wrong with owning a vintage car, just as long as you understand a ton of the everyday advancements in newer cars are there to make our life easier and less hassle, in most ways, better. I feel the same way about these classic styled E61 machines. I think the Breville Dual Boiler cannot be beat for overall daily espresso use from a usability and cost effectiveness standpoint. If I decided I wanted an end game espresso machine, Decent would get the nod.

Your video are so good! I have bought an Elizabeth V3. Amazing machine for me but do you think that the bianca will be much more? I like the fact that the elizabeth can use timer on espresso. Is slim. is "ëasy to use"....what do you think?

I think the wood on the bianca looks bulky and out of place

After how many shots of espresso you have to wait few minutes? Is it after each shot? Or only after making few back-back shots?

What grinder are you using? You shouldn’t almost ever get spurting from the naked portafilter unless you’re doing something wrong. I use a Sette 270wi with my Lelit Mara X and in the past 70+ days pulling 2 or more shots a day I’ve only had 1 shot spurt a little. Try work out what’s wrong and you’re coffees will taste much better too 😁✌🏼

Great video. Loved your sincerity. You mentioned you’d consider the LM given the budget... but the LM doesn’t come with flow control which u mentioned u cannot live without... so if u had the budget to get the LM... which would You go for?

Love your videos but also love your shirt brother!

Good day Kyle, May I asked how do you maintain/clean your internals lelit bianca ( descaling ) . Appreciate if you can give us tips and inputs on this.

Wow!!! That machine is aesthetically gorgeous!

Currently looking for a new machine, the ecm boiler is slightly smaller and the chem one is 1.2 litres, interesting you say stainless Steel is thinner so question is as chem one is £700 more expensive, which one to go for, research continues

Now that the Bianca is on sale for $2599 would you recommend purchasing or waiting for the V3 improvements to come out next month?

I have to agree with your pros and cons except the one about the wait for the boiler to heat up, maybe it's because you're using 110v ? The only complain I have is that sometime the lever is a bit tough to pull up and down, have you experienced that too ?

I also totally agree the Bianca is super fineeeeee

I would choice Profitec 700. Seems its free of all problems if Bianca you noticed and more solid built.

Just discovered your videos and they're super informative, thank you! Question: where is that cup from with the "drip" ceramic coating?

The boiler: do you have 110V or 220V? In Europe, we have no problem for successive shots with 220V.

Hi kyle! Have you checked the profitec pro 700? Ive been torn between this two machines, lelit bianca and the profitec pro 700, do you have any toughts? Thanks btw!💪

I'm glad to hear all your annoyences do not apply to my own Bianca. With 230V, I've never had problems brewing back-to-back shots (I believe that's a US problem). And by plumbing the driptray to the sink, and the pump to the mains I haven't had a single leak in the two years of owning it. I did not expect to use the plumbing when I bought it, but now it is my favourite feature. Tbh, it's been foolproof.

Can i use bianca for small commercial use? How dependable bianca for back to back usage?

Спасибо за интересное видео! Очень понравилась эта кофе машина, особенно в исполнении с ручками из дерева! Ваш ролик помог мне определиться с выбором, и этот выбор без сомнений Lelit Bianka! Спасибо!

I have the profitech pro 700 and I think you would have been more happy with that considering what you're saying in this video. I have the flow control and once you get that down you'll never have a problem making the mess as far as coffee on the machine.

Ok Kyle, where did you buy your hoodie shirt, I want one. I don't have $3,000 to spend, if I spend $1,000 I might just hide in a corner in fetal position for a few hours questioning my...well, questioning something. So, I want to ask your thoughts on the this game changer of a paddle to profile. Can't you get the same thing out of a lever (profiling)? Perhaps the question also is, how is a e61 machine better than a lever...in some cases we are talking about a $2,000 difference when both can profile?

lol one second: maybe I should've bought the LM LM. The next second: maybe I shouldn't have spent this much on an espresso machine.