ES701

Ah, thanks for that last bit of info. Barista Assist is just that, an assistant, not Grind Size Almighty. My personal opinion, go into Additional Settings menu and turn it off, it's caused more problems than anything else. Change the grind size to get the output you want. Don't let the machine ruin

I’ll make adjustments to the temperature. Then I’ll use the manual tamper from ES655 just to see if I have to adjust the tamping pressure. Probably try to brew from both machines to see if both consistent. If I got a perfect shot from ES655 but not ES701 with the same prep ,I know I have issue with

Kind of. I've got the 701 Pro, waited for it when I found it was even a concept last year. I only use fresh beams, first lot, 17, 19, 17, 19, 18, 19, 17, it's like the thing can't make up its mind. Next batch 13, 15, 13, 15, 13, 15. This guy is a barista, he's also the roaster I buy my beans from, h

Yes, but it's not without its issues. I get a great coffee everytime I use it, but I had to send it to the repair centre in the UK as the steam wand stopped working properly, the temp probe failed, but as I was steaming my experience by this point, I should have just left it at that, but sent it bac

I bought one of these from that Chinese site that Reddit will not allow you to link to, I use it for Light roasted beans. I no longer have the Ninja Luxe Café Pro, so light is back on the menu. Stainless steel burrs and can grind fine enough for my Meraki to choke. Your only issue with hand grinding

I bought a Ninja espresso machine with a built in coffee grinder and milk frother, I highly recommend it. It's very easy to use and produces incredible coffee. Grinding your own whole beans at home is the only way to go. https://www.sharkninja.com/ninja-luxe-cafe-premier-3-in-1-espresso-coffee-cold-

Ah, possible. I think they clean then up and send them out. I'll include below my Ninja Basics script which many have found useful, just in case there's user error. It is a series of sub-headings just look at the ones the fit your needs. Reddit has an issue with the length of it, so look at the answ

Today, ES701, Lungo and 150ml 3.7% coo juice. Just Googled your beans, never heard of them, they look like an off the shelf product, could be wrong. Ninja only recommend Roasted On fresh roasted beans with a Roasted On date rather than a best before or use by date. I used to have a Delonghi Magnific

Don't get me wrong, I used to use Costco beans and their San Francisco Bay beans, they were good on my Delonghi Magnifica S Smart Bean to Cup, an utterly consistent machine because it was fully automated. But, when I moved to Freshly Roasted On date beans, the difference was marked and I kept this g

CO2 and Oxygen Here is the science behind why they stop releasing CO2, and how they are packaged: Natural Degassing Process: When coffee is roasted, CO2 is trapped inside the beans. After roasting, the beans naturally release this gas over a period of 7–14 days, a process called "degassing" or "off-