Kambrook KES110

Simple and reliable. I had it for 2 years now, and never had any issues with it. it saved my sanity through baby's newborn stage :) Tips: Milk nozzle needs regular clean with the needle( on top of water tank). And also it doesn't have a timer, so don't...

is brilliant... There is crema-like effect once you pour on the frothed milk :). In full agreement with all the other positive posters on the site :).... Just off now to make my second (and last) cup for the day!

Bought the Kambrook KES 110 from Big W for $70. Was very happy but decided to buy a Breville 800ES for $380 about a year later. What an expensive mistake. I gave the Breville away after 6 months and went back to the Kambrook cause the coffee tastes...

tea spoon before it violently spits. I've tried different milk levels, i've tried leaving it to cool before using it again but it just doesn't work. Very disappointing as i largely purchased it to make mochas. Oh also the coffee seems to spit out of...

I did a lot of research and tried a couple of fancy coffee makers before purchasing the Kambrook. I am super happy with my $75 BIG W purchase. The Kambrook is easy to use and makes one perfect cup of coffee for me every morning without fail. No fuss,...

Small, workmanlike little unit but for it's price makes a decent coffee with the right blend and some practice. Would suit a single household or small office environment, best at making one cup at a time. One niggly drawback is that the drip tray seems...

ssure. When it cools down, I empty the remaining water out of it. That way I know exactly how much water to put in it every time. You only have to measure that once. For the price it is incredible value, making coffee as good as some machines worth...

This unit I discovered after purchase was not a 15 bar pressure but much lower. I use it regularly and its easy to operate and so far reliable. Downside is that the water tank is a bit small and not removable. The only thing that worries me is that the...

n practice do not reach this pressure at the portafilter). This all means that pressure is not high enough in steam driven machines to extract the oils and aromatics in the coffee needed to produce a true espresso. Instead, think something more akin to...

I had a similar experience with mine. I think there must have been a dodgy batch. Unfortunately, due to my cutting back on my coffee intake, mine lasted until it was just out of warranty. It had been a replacement for one which had lasted for years (a...