CONQUECO Portable Espresso Maker VS. Jura 15068 IMPRESSA C65

This machine is fully automatic with a bean to cup technology giving you the finest tea just by a touch of a button.

The revolutionary fine foam technology ensures unique milk foam quality with a fine, feather-light consistency.

This espresso machine uses a pulse espresso extraction process to deliver a very defined espresso with a good consistence.

The steam wand uses the perfect pressure to provide you with the micro foam milk texturing.

The espresso machine is designed to make 6 specialty drinks which is perfect for its grind size dial.

Machine has an easy to understand 11 language plain text display that can enable you to customize your favourite drinks.

This espresso machine is designed to prepare coffee and milk simultaneously to provide you with the perfect brewed milk associated drinks.

Machine has an automatic grind adjustment where coffee strength can be adjusted for each preparation.

Machine has automatic milk conversion from milk to milk foam.

The Jura coffee machine's active bean level monitoring system lets you know if the bean level has gone above the normal.

Machine has a 15 bar high performance pressure pump which ensures the coffee is brewed to perfection.

Machine has an automatic switch off button that has the machine maintain the energy saving mode.

Machine has a rotary button control interface design.

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All Jura machines are TUV certified for their recognition of hygiene matters.

This espresso machine is made with dimensions to minimise the amount of space taken up as well as providing with the desired coffee.

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63.6 oz

Machine has a plain text/graphic display status display.

15.5 ounces

16.1 x 11 x 13.6 inches

Preparation at the touch of a button Hot water function Thermo block heating system High-performance pump, 15 bar Coffee strength can be adjusted for each preparation Rotary Switch. Height-adjustable coffee spout. Energy Save Mode.

Requires that you check the internal components and rinse some of those parts before your first brew Has a maximum temperature of around 160 degrees Fahrenheit but can drop the temp down to 120 after regular use