Is the DeLonghi Compact Automatic truly "one touch" like the Jura ENA9?
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Don't know the Jura so I can't compare. If you r just making coffee, once you figure out your settings, it is. If you r making cappuccinos, once you attach frother, it is. I have a Delonghi Gran Dama at my home (other is in mountain get away) and I wish I had that one here. It makes a hotter cup of joe!
492994
I don't know the Jura. With the DeLonghi, only one button-press is necessary to make a latte or cappuccino.
492995
Don't know about the jura but we have had this unit 2 weeks. once you get the strength and amount of brew set it is one touch.
1786911
The CA is far lighter with an LED indicator. It has side grips molded in the housing to get a better grip. And according to Deltran it pulls hardly any power while in "storage" mode. I just had an older 1.25 unit die so Im happy I had this for a back up.
226606
Although I am speculating, if any machine in this category (which is designed for personal, not commercial use) would survive, this one would probably be it. I notice, my Mercedes dealership uses Jura machines but they use the larger dual cup models. These Jura machines are pretty robust.
273632
This unit has the ability to do both manual and automatic. I hope this answered your question.
584549
Yes, it does. Interestingly my first 'sample' that came with the DeLonghi machine I purchased came with a Durgol sample (even though the instructions say to only use the DeLonghi brand?) Both seem to work fine. Been using both for over a year and a half with no problems.
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Not having used the Sansaire, I can only comment on the Nomiku. The support team is very quick to respond to problems (my first one from an early kick starter run had something misaligned that got noisier over time, they sent an advanced replacement out in short order). As for usage, it is essentially a knob and a button. If sansaire made it easier, I would be impressed. The only (minor) downside to the interface is that the knob is optical, and if you leave it out in a sunny kitchen, your temperature may drift by half a degree or so as the sun passes by (it registers the sun movement as knob movement). All done to keep water out of places it shouldn't be (fair tradeoff). Not having used the Sansaire, I can only comment on the Nomiku. The support team is very quick to respond to problems (my first one from an early kick starter run had something misaligned that got noisier over time, they sent an advanced replacement out in short order). As for usage, it is essentially a knob and a button. If sansaire made it easier, I would be impressed. The only (minor) downside to the interface is that the knob is optical, and if you leave it out in a sunny kitchen, your temperature may drift by half a degree or so as the sun passes by (it registers the sun movement as... » Read More Not having used the Sansaire, I can only comment on the Nomiku. The support team is very quick to respond to problems (my first one from an early kick starter run had something misaligned that got noisier over time, they sent an advanced replacement out in short order). As for usage, it is essentially a knob and a button. If sansaire made it easier, I would be impressed. The only (minor) downside to the interface is that the knob is optical, and if you leave it out in a sunny kitchen, your temperature may drift by half a degree or so as the sun passes by (it registers the sun movement as knob movement). All done to keep water out of places it shouldn't be (fair tradeoff). « Show Less
936929
I have an automatic, it works fine for me. I think it may take a bit of getting used to the console when frequently shifting.
176352
Wish I could help, but I've been having a problem with my Delonghi since shortly after I bought it and have never been able to get a reply from the manufacturer. I've sent numerous emails, have tried calling...but nothing has worked. Good luck!!
160340
It is i would say. I got the red as well but you only hear a thump, while this has a mechanical metal like click. I wish I could compare it to my IBM m though side by side. Other than going unicomp, mx blue seem like the only alternative
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Farhan, A. I have purchased two of these Juras. I consider Jura to be close to the best , if not, the best that there is on the market. This model is ideal for home use. It is quite sophisticated as coffee machines go. It is 100% electronically controlled. There are a few do's and don't's. The user manual is detailed. The machine requires frequent attention due to its size. It has a 9 servings water capacity. It rinses when switched on and off. You sound like you are going to need a model more designed for purpose. You have oodles to choose from. This model is close to the lowest price scale. Choose well.
684635
No, the Activator 4 has four "easy click" settings. This unit is more typical of the Activator ring selection similar to an Activator 1 or 2. However, I find this instrument to be a just fine for adjusting and greatly appreciate the price tag of less than 1/5 the cost of an Activator 4. Nothing against AI, but for $750.00 cost, the Act IV is only warrantied for 1 year.
142520
yes-the one touch vario iq ok-(needs to be recharged quite often). I have stopped using the one touch ultra 2-it always gave readings that were much higher than any of the other meters that I use to compare.
2253945
Italy, and it is by far the best super automatic I have ever used. Just this morning I was thinking about what a fantastic purchase this was. I must say it was not the first choice, I was looking to replace a Saeco Vienna, with something slightly more capable. This Gaggia was simply the most available. It is far better than the $3000 Jura I have used, it is far better than expected.
1791884
It gives you both. You can choose which one works better for you with one button. To be honest that's exactly why I got it haha
226610
Farhan, A. I have purchased two of these Juras. I consider Jura to be close to the best , if not, the best that there is on the market. This model is ideal for home use. It is quite sophisticated as coffee machines go. It is 100% electronically controlled. There are a few do's and don't's. The user manual is detailed. The machine requires frequent attention due to its size. It has a 9 servings water capacity. It rinses when switched on and off. You sound like you are going to need a model more designed for purpose. You have oodles to choose from. This model is close to the lowest price scale. Choose well. Farhan, A. I have purchased two of these Juras. I consider Jura to be close to the best , if not, the best that there is on the market. This model is ideal for home use. It is quite sophisticated as coffee machines go. It is 100% electronically controlled. There are a few do's and don't's. The user manual is detailed. The machine requires frequent attention due to its size. It has a 9 servings water capacity. It rinses when switched on and off. You sound like you are going to need a model more designed for purpose. You have oodles to choose from. This model is close to the lowest price... » Read More Farhan, A. I have purchased two of these Juras. I consider Jura to be close to the best , if not, the best that there is on the market. This model is ideal for home use. It is quite sophisticated as coffee machines go. It is 100% electronically controlled. There are a few do's and don't's. The user manual is detailed. The machine requires frequent attention due to its size. It has a 9 servings water capacity. It rinses when switched on and off. You sound like you are going to need a model more designed for purpose. You have oodles to choose from. This model is close to the lowest price scale. Choose well. « Show Less
1267127
No, I don't believe that it is, although it does have a striking resemblance to one! It, however, does function very well you will be very pleased with it. I own two of them.
921888
I've only used the one-button remote version. But I would presume that they sound the same, for all the versions.