Gaggia Classic Evo Pro
Gaggia · Model RI9380
- Built-in grinder
- No
- Grind settings
- Not listed
- Portafilter
- 58 mm
- Water tank
- 72 oz
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vs the Breville Barista Express
The enthusiast pick: a commercial-size 58 mm portafilter, a brass boiler and the biggest tank here. No grinder, and Gaggia does not state the warranty on the product page.
Better
- Portafilter: 58 mm vs 54 mm
- Water tank: 72 oz vs 67 oz
Matches
No exact matches.
Gives up
- No built-in grinder
Full specifications
As Gaggia publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Built-in grinder
- No
- Grind settings
- Not listed
- Portafilter
- 58 mm
- Water tank
- 72 oz
- Warranty
- Not listed
- Pump pressure (max)
- 15 bar
- Power
- 1,425 W
- Heating
- Brass boiler
- Weight
- 19 lb
Source: www.gaggia-na.com
What matters in espresso machines
Pump pressure is the least useful number on an espresso box: good espresso is pulled at about 9 bar, so 15 or 20 bar is headroom, not quality. What changes your mornings is whether a grinder is built in, how big the portafilter is and how long the warranty runs.
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