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I have owned several, less expensive espresso machines, and decided I was fed up with the poor result I was getting. I don't need my espresso to be perfect, but I didn't want it to taste awful or feel like I was wasting my precious morning time.
There's not really many machines available in the $150 to 400 category, which is what I wanted. Although $500 is a lot to spend on a machine, I decided that the convenience of having a machine in my home (as opposed to having to run out) was worth the cost. I don't really think I'm saving money over the short term as I only drink espresso a few times a week.
The machine is easy to work with minimal reading of the instructions. I like that you can use espresso pods without having to buy anything extra. If you don't know what an espresso pod is, I'd highly suggesting looking it up if you hate old coffee and like easy to clean.
The bottom line: it's easy to use, makes a great cup, but is pricey. I expect it to last a while, so the cost is ok with me.
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The model "Lusso" is only one in it's class to feature a fully chromed, polished body. It is designed and manufactured by la Pavoni in Milan, Italy. Incorporated are some of the latest technology used in the home espresso machine industry. A state of t
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