Delonghi Deals & Offers

I agree, I have this machine. Take the milk parts off immediately rinse through until clear with hot water tap. I’ve not had any clogging problems and makes epic flat white or cappuccinos

Have this machine along with a range of other capsule based and espresso machines and I rate it pretty highly. You need to get decent quality capsules. You can make big drinks but you'd have to run the milk device a couple of times and refill. Cleaning parts is literally seconds once you have the disassemble and assemble routine down. you can put it all in the dishwasher, the milk parts I mean if you prefer, or every day or two. I default to a flat white, so first capsulke in and run. Extracts for around 23 sconds and cuts off. Add the milk container and a second capsule and press. This runs the milk foamer and a second extraction. A 5oz cup and job done. Really pretty good. To avoid milk deposits you wash through the milk foamer each time. If you're lazy you'll get problems no doubt. It's less mission using this this machine than a pro espresso machine and milk wand. Just discipline needed. I paid £80 for mine delivered as an ex demo machine. so worth a shop around.

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I agree though about the self cleaning, I use to rep for them and it was ALWAYS clogging because of milk deposits. Don’t even get me started on the amount of milk you get. For better temp control and a true barista taste buy separate nespresso and aerrocino. Better to buy a smaller nespresso

Wouldn't suggest this machine. Brought it just recently for the modern look but it's just not worth the hassle. The milk frother doesn't have a self clean function, And you have to clean about 5 parts after every use, Even then I just don't feel it's hygienic due to the amount of nooks and crannies that milk can hide in. Resorted to using my old Aerroccino for frothed Milk.

Damn! I was about to go for this :(

The price has gone up you 718£ now. You may want to mark this deal as expired.

not trying to be argumentative, but it’s grinding the beans and running hot water over the grounds to produce “coffee” - 100,000 years of human development has led to that being achieved in sixty seconds.... even if dave from accounts has already sat down, you need to be realistic that it just isn’t physically possible in fifteen? glad you’re enjoying the actual output tho - cheers!

Fully automatic coffee machineRW Variante TES51523RW Or VeroCafe LatteFully automatic bean-to-cup coffee centre TES50321RW I used to have 2nd option - great.

Which Bosch model?

Thanks for letting me know. I've expired the deal. It's a really good coffee maker so worth looking out for a repeat deal.

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My top tip for descaling, cut a 4 pint plastic milk bottle in half to catch the descaling liquid...

It's one suggested by HUKD. If that bothers you, take it up with them?

Just went and measured it. I would say yes there is 20cm clearance from the drip tray to the pivot point of the frother. If you pivot the frother it should be fine

I got ECAM 23.460 which is same except its got automatic milk frother. It is good but i find like others have said the milk temperature for lattes is only warm and not hot. Delonghi said all automatic milk frother machines get the milk temperature to warm only - i think they called it lip warm. They said manual frothers are better for getting milk to a hotter temperature. I would have gone for ECAM 23.420 if I knew that before hand.

It’s excellent !

What do you think of your machine?

Yes, the clear water tank is exactly where limescale is going to be built up and show, if hard water is used. It's going to show deposits where the water stays still for longer. Yes, if I can't see limescale in the water tank to start with, then there is probably very little inside of the machine too. No, I don't have a water softener, and yes I live in a hard water area, so yes, Brita filtered water doesn't seem to contain much limescale. Anyway, as I said, I have those machines for more than 5 years, without doing descaling programmes (or using Delonghi's expensive liquids), and they have been going fine. Following the Delonghi descaling cadence dictated by some dumb usage counter is not required IMHO, and the best way to prevent damage to the machine is to feed it filtered water.

The Sage machines blow Delonghi out of the water. Yes there is a bit more to learn and get right but once you do you will get coffee shop quality. You can make all espresso based drinks like americano as they have a hot water function as well as Flat Whites, Cappuccinos, Lattes etc. It comes down to whether you want to push one button per say or do a little work yourself for far superior results. IMO Sage machines all day long. As a last note, buy coffee beans with a roasted on date, if you buy beans with a best before then they’ve been roasted at least 6-12 months prior and will not have the same freshness quality, especially if you go for the Sage.

Midnight green colour scheme (ninja)

I’ve attached link of demo video. The machine is better than I thought it would be. I am coming form two years of using Nespresso and not looking back.

Looks good . I have to say though I have thoroughly enjoyed this machine and it’s capabilities

I was looking at this few weeks back but at the end I’ve bought Jura e60. . Short demo video of making espresso . Please hit like button (y)

Best thing to do is go onto DeLonghi site and tick the compare boxes next to each machine and work out the differences

What a beast of a toaster!

Thank you, I managed to order one!

They had 9.

Wow that was quick..

Must have only been 1

Would you say there is any difference in terms of performance between this type of machine and a traditional pump style?

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I have the ECAM23.120 which is very similar to this and it makes superb coffee! Would highly recommend.

20 Days ago, now 5% cheaper with code Bit of savings :)

This machine on here every week

DeLonghi is a fairly expensive brand. Their mini ovens typically retail for more than this price, making this a deal.

I have a cheaper version of this.. Use it often for the grill part.. Pork chops, Gammon,Cheese on toast, Kebabs.. While I can't speak for this particular model.. Mine operates a little slower than the grill on the oven.. But is a lot quicker to clean.. Good to have at Christmas time, when the ovens full, or in a shared house.. When you are cooking same times as others..

Why is this hot (other than its job), when they're £30 when Aldi do them (even before clearing those left)

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Only any good for cheese on toast. No fan. Junk.

Can't remember but its in the cupboard haven't used it in years the nescafe cappuccino from lidl is the best premix from anything I've tried so don't need one anymore

This is a fair point but it's also a good deal nowadays for people. Some even got it for £44.99 with a promo code :) . Did you get 8 boxes of pods with yours 4 years ago too??

If I buy something 4 yrs ago that was £89.99 reduced to £28 I don't expect to pay more 4 years later. Too complicated for you to understand I expect (popcorn) (popcorn)

Amazing.......did you use the £1 saved to invest in a time machine?!?

Whats the difference between this and the Mini-Me... im close to making a decision on which one to buy but its not an easy choice lol

This is a very good machine and you can get excellent 3rd party pods for cheap via Amazon - I now use AmorCaffe Intenso around .13p per capsule. The milk container is fine if you like a Flat White, so double shot in a 5oz cup - two capsules. If you want a long drink like the BS milky ones in Starbucks then it's too small. Easy to use and the milk device is also quick and easy to keep clean, either manually under the tap or strip it (few seconds) and put the parts in the dishwasher. I agree with some other posters that you can buy cheaper, so this isn't the best deal. Shop around. Think mine was ex demo (was actually super mint, like new) delivered for £69 via ebay.

Bought this one at Amazon last Black Friday for £99 and claimed 100 coffee pods free from DeLonghi. Amazing machine, use it everyday, especially when working from home now.

The milk canister is quite small and and I expect it’s difficult to clean. Plus these machines have shot up in price these days. I bough my Lattissima for £99 with 100 free pods a couple of years ago :o and it had a bigger milk tank and is really easy to clean!

...you can get it cheaper - Used-Like New or Used-Very Good from Amazon Italy Warehouse Deals...

I’m sure this regularly drops to £120 if not £100, John Lewis and others definitely had it cheaper a few months back.

There in not much difference. ESAM 4200 has more robust casing and chunkier knobs. Performance wise they are both the same. Difference is cosmetic though 4200 looks, feels and is better built of the two. They do tend to come down quite low in price. Put a 3 camel price alert at around £170 for "used like new" for ESAM 4200 as they are usually new unregistered. You should be able to buy 4200 at £170 that way. Same way you can get Krups EA815070 from https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00OT1CO0U?tag=camelcamelc06-21&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1&language=de_DE Amazon Germany who sell that machine quite often for around £190 brand new.

What's the difference out of interest? Google isn't really helping me!

& me as well. Opening the valve releases the pressure and heat so that it can go on to make coffee with just hot water.

I had the top of the range version of these machines and sent it back, the milk was never hot enough as it moved through too quickly.

You will never regret buying this if you like coffee. A game changer if you have been using landfill pods. Have had this machine for over four years now, used every day, multiple times. It's big, noisy, but brilliant. Just get one.

Codes expired. Deal expired.

If you go to checkout, I will insert it for you ..Just joking :) . It applies automatically.

You should do it as requested. Does not matter if you use Brita or tap water as you have filter installed anyway but I think it is based on amount of coffes made. There is an option in stats in settings how many coffees you’ve made so far (14000 in my case lol). Got it few years now and I descale it everytime I get message. Would advise you do the same.

It has been nearly.a month I bought but now it says I need to descale. I has been using water from Brita also has the filter inside. Is it time based? Do I need to scale now or should I wait?

Awesome. Thanks Brutes (y) 🏻

Had an email from Delonghi cocktail kit being sent out! Thanks again (y)

Many thanks for this - I hadn't seen this on the Delonghi website itself. The offer site is run by a 3rd party and they have changed all the T&C's and offer validity details, so its great to see the original details still on the manufacturer site! I've referred them to this site and will see what they say.

22nd April - I thought the promotion was extended? Dates say end of May here: https://www.delonghi.com/en-gb/promo-pages/coffee-cocktail-kit

Hi - can I ask what date you bought your machine to qualify for the cocktail offer? I bought mine 3rd May and Delonghi Rewards are saying that was too late - I had to have bought it by 26th April for the Cocktail Offer to be valid. I don't recall that in the T's & C's - pretty sure it was until the end of May but they have now changed the website dates.

Both the 85 and 95 models have milk jugs so the foamed etc milk is delivered automatically to your cup. The 95 has a twin walled jug which keeps the milk cool longer. The 85 is single skin. Aside from this the 95 comes in titanium which I assume is titanium coloured plastic rather than black and silver of the 85. The 95 also has more than one personalisation modes so three people say can save their favourite settings whereas the 85 is only one person (but this is for each type eg capucinno, espresso so if you drink diffrent types it won't matter). These are the only differences that I can spot.

Back up to £149.99

Great machine tbh. Absolutely love it But isn't as reliable as my my old almost 20 years old magimix Nespresso m150. Got this then the milk frother stopped working in the 3rd year ( or very end of the 2nd year. Got it replaced as I had bought insurance from Currys. Then the replacement stopped frothing milk within the second year so Nespresso collected it (whilst providing me a temp replacement) and fixed it. Bear in mind our machines are really overused and experiment with all sorts of milk. Despite my m150 supernatural ability to soldier on this has replaced it

Bought one of these a while back. Didn't work. They send replacement parts to try. They didnt work. Was given a full refund. Can't have as bad an experience the second time around so this one is guaranteed to work, surely?

There was no offer on when I brought mine a week ago. Excellent machine and love the fact I can put the frother in the dishwasher.

OOS

Don't be put off - even the brand new ones have a bit of coffee grind in them, when they're delivered. They're tested with real coffee when the grinder is calibrated at the factory. I have the ESAM 4200 and use it for 3 or 4 coffees every day. Its my best ever buy.... Just one tip - don't just try it once, think its a rubbish taste and stick in in a cupboard. THere's a lot of trial and error to adjust the settings for different coffee beans. There are loads of guides on the interweb. Take some time trying different settings to find your preferred strength and grind - and you'll be hooked!

OOS now. Been thinking about getting one for a while and this seems great! Can't wait to use it! Thanks for the post!

I've got slightly different model but bought refurb about five years ago and never done any maintenance to it, still going strong but doees need servicing or replacing now as seals are leaking a bit.

I put my cup under when switching it on so that the hot water warms my cup. I then empty the cup down the sink, give it a quick rinse and then prepare my coffee into the cup. I use a glass to catch the cleaning cycle water when switching off.

Just put a cup under when turning on and off to catch the cleaning cycle water. Also the refilling isn't that much more laborious than filling a kettle...

Does anyones machine make a clicking noise from the water tank/ infuser when turning on or off?

TBH they are all pretty much the same - have a 4200 and makes great coffee and does all the extra things. Would suggest buying from delonghi company ebay site - do v good refurb return machines - got ours sub £200 - had scuffed drip tray :)

Will have a look tomorrow! I'm sure our grind is mid coarseness...i can't remember! It has been dismantled a few times to be cleaned properly but it will be interesting to see what state it is in

Do a test - take out the infuser and see if the plunger is stiff or free running. If stiff, you risk the cogs getting damaged so it'd benefit from a re-greasing. If fairly free running, then wow that's amazing after 5 years! (and I'd guess you use a fairly coarse grind setting?) :)

We've never had to do anything more than descale & the nozzle repair & its still going strong :)