Hi all
Was looking around for a decent entry level coffee machine and came across this (what I consider) to be a good machine. Read quite a bit of reviews which tend to agree.
SOTEL price is at just over €163 with €9.99 tracked shipping on top - so total is approx. €175. From my research, Amazon is retailing it at €224, Arnotts at €229. It is a German website, so will come with a German plug but they include a EU to ROI converter with the order for free.
I ordered it on Monday and expect it to arrive Monday of next week.
Link here: https://www.sotel.de/en/Elektrogerae...EALw_wcB&cur=0
EDIT: I have just seen that apparently there are just two of the machines left. Hopefully someone here picks these up (if there are in fact, only two left!).
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| 13-01-2021, 14:23 | #3 | |
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 As noted above, a decent entry level coffee machine which if purchased on Sotel's website should work out cheaper than for example, the Delonghi Dedica (which I understand is a tier below the Scultura). For others considering the machine, here are a few reviews which were good enough for me considering it's €175 (i.e. making around a €50 saving): https://trustedcoffeereviews.co.uk/p...chine-ecz351w/ https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/home...machine-review https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/...ecz351-review/ |
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| 13-01-2021, 17:29 | #6 |
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Sorry lads i didnt realise direct personal feedback on the product was a problem.
Anyone who likes a pretty thin coffee should absolutely go ahead and spend their money if they so wish. |
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| 13-01-2021, 18:44 | #7 | |
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