- Sales Rank: #434067 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: DeLonghi
- Model: EC701
- Dimensions: 15.00 pounds
Features
- Espresso maker with self-priming operation and adjustable frother
- 2 thermostats for separately controlling water and steam pressure
- Patented "sempre crema" filter holder; accommodates E.S.E. coffee pods
- Removable 44-ounce water tank; durable stainless-steel boiler; cup warming tray
- Measures approximately 15 by 13 by 11-1/2 inches
- Espresso maker with self-priming operation and adjustable frother
- 2 thermostats for separately controlling water and steam pressure
- Patented "sempre crema" filter holder; accommodates E.S.E. coffee pods
- Removable 44-ounce water tank; durable stainless-steel boiler; cup warming tray
- Measures approximately 15 by 13 by 11-1/2 inches
The De'Longhi EC701 Espesso Maker features a self-priming operation that allows you to make your favorite beverage quickly and easily with no annoying start-up preparation. It's patented "Sempre Crema" filter holder enhances the brewing process to produce a perfect crema - when used with any ground espresso. The patented cappuccino system frother is adjustable and includes a special chamber that mixes steam and milk to create a rich creamy froth. It's perfect for making the ideal cappucino, latte, or any other frothy milk coffee beverage.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
21 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By Joe
After using an inexpensive Krups machine for 2 years, my wife gave in and we agreed to buy this Delonghi EC701. The 1st machine we got had a cracked plastic water tank and a broken tray. DeLonghi customer support is outsourced and worthless andreplacement parts were out of stock and backordered. We exchanged it for another and the power button did not work-to keep the unit on, you had to physically hold down the power button. Finally, the third machine we got was totally DOA! It wouldn't even turn on. Finally we were told that they were getting alot of these machines back, and customer service told us to steer clear. Buyer Beware. We went back to our $50 Krups so far.
20 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By A Book A Day
I purchased this espresso maker about 2-1/2 months ago. I have used it about 2-3 times per week. My first disappoinment was the frothing wand. Not only is it placed in a place in which it is difficult to get a mug of milk or water for cleaning without first sloshing some on the counter. Second, the shape and style of the wand does all the frothing itself. If I wanted an automatic frother I'd have bought something cheaper. This allows no proper room for style. For someone who has not operated as a professional barista this may be fine, but I prefer to have more control over how much and what type of foam I create, thus I purchased a "nicer machine" or so I thought.For the most part I am pleased with the espresso itself. I most often get a healthy creme, and when I don't I'm sure it's operator error (improper tamping or whatever).One week ago I made a latte and left to run some errands. I returned to find all my incoming and outgoing mail sopping wet. Perplexed I took a good look around the counter, and noticed that the water carafe in my espresso maker was empty. I always fill it after making the last latte and remembered doing so before I left. I have absolutely no idea how this managed to get cracked.I called the customer service for Delonghi and requested a replacement. I was not asked many questions and the item will be shipped at no charge, however - they tell me that it won't arrive for 5-8 weeks. In the meantime, I am only able to put enough water in the tank to make one latte.I had thought this was the machine to last me for years, but now I am wondering how long it will really hold out.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Kitchen Dude
I've owned one of these for a few weeks now, and I have to say it's really a nice little machine. It's well-designed, takes up no more counter space than a standard coffee maker, and produces a really superb cup of espresso - complete with a thick bronze layer of crema like you get in coffee shops. The only complaint I have is that sometimes the coffee is not quite as hot as I would like it, but I find that it helps to make sure the cups are good and warm before you fill them.I also have to take exception with a previous reviewer who claimed that De'Longhi doesn't stand behind its products. I previously owned a De'Longhi BAR42E, with which I had problems (stay away from that model). I contacted their customer service by e-mail at customerservice@delonghiusa.info and had a replacement upgrade (the EC-701) sitting on my doorstep in less than a week.
DeLonghi EC701 Espresso Maker
In Stock! Go to STORE Now !- Espresso maker with self-priming operation and adjustable frother
- 2 thermostats for separately controlling water and steam pressure
- Patented "sempre crema" filter holder; accommodates E.S.E. coffee pods
- Removable 44-ounce water tank; durable stainless-steel boiler; cup warming tray
- Measures approximately 15 by 13 by 11-1/2 inches
The De'Longhi EC701 Espesso Maker features a self-priming operation that allows you to make your favorite beverage quickly and easily with no annoying start-up preparation. It's patented "Sempre Crema" filter holder enhances the brewing process to produce a perfect crema - when used with any ground espresso. The patented cappuccino system frother is adjustable and includes a special chamber that mixes steam and milk to create a rich creamy froth. It's perfect for making the ideal cappucino, latte, or any other frothy milk coffee beverage.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
21 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By Joe
After using an inexpensive Krups machine for 2 years, my wife gave in and we agreed to buy this Delonghi EC701. The 1st machine we got had a cracked plastic water tank and a broken tray. DeLonghi customer support is outsourced and worthless andreplacement parts were out of stock and backordered. We exchanged it for another and the power button did not work-to keep the unit on, you had to physically hold down the power button. Finally, the third machine we got was totally DOA! It wouldn't even turn on. Finally we were told that they were getting alot of these machines back, and customer service told us to steer clear. Buyer Beware. We went back to our $50 Krups so far.
20 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By A Book A Day
I purchased this espresso maker about 2-1/2 months ago. I have used it about 2-3 times per week. My first disappoinment was the frothing wand. Not only is it placed in a place in which it is difficult to get a mug of milk or water for cleaning without first sloshing some on the counter. Second, the shape and style of the wand does all the frothing itself. If I wanted an automatic frother I'd have bought something cheaper. This allows no proper room for style. For someone who has not operated as a professional barista this may be fine, but I prefer to have more control over how much and what type of foam I create, thus I purchased a "nicer machine" or so I thought.For the most part I am pleased with the espresso itself. I most often get a healthy creme, and when I don't I'm sure it's operator error (improper tamping or whatever).One week ago I made a latte and left to run some errands. I returned to find all my incoming and outgoing mail sopping wet. Perplexed I took a good look around the counter, and noticed that the water carafe in my espresso maker was empty. I always fill it after making the last latte and remembered doing so before I left. I have absolutely no idea how this managed to get cracked.I called the customer service for Delonghi and requested a replacement. I was not asked many questions and the item will be shipped at no charge, however - they tell me that it won't arrive for 5-8 weeks. In the meantime, I am only able to put enough water in the tank to make one latte.I had thought this was the machine to last me for years, but now I am wondering how long it will really hold out.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Kitchen Dude
I've owned one of these for a few weeks now, and I have to say it's really a nice little machine. It's well-designed, takes up no more counter space than a standard coffee maker, and produces a really superb cup of espresso - complete with a thick bronze layer of crema like you get in coffee shops. The only complaint I have is that sometimes the coffee is not quite as hot as I would like it, but I find that it helps to make sure the cups are good and warm before you fill them.I also have to take exception with a previous reviewer who claimed that De'Longhi doesn't stand behind its products. I previously owned a De'Longhi BAR42E, with which I had problems (stay away from that model). I contacted their customer service by e-mail at customerservice@delonghiusa.info and had a replacement upgrade (the EC-701) sitting on my doorstep in less than a week.
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- Espresso maker with self-priming operation and adjustable frother
- 2 thermostats for separately controlling water and steam pressure
- Patented "sempre crema" filter holder; accommodates E.S.E. coffee pods
- Removable 44-ounce water tank; durable stainless-steel boiler; cup warming tray
- Measures approximately 15 by 13 by 11-1/2 inches
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