Quick Mill - Orione 3000 (03000)
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Bartakos 1.0I just got a Quick Mill Orione (3000) with a custom OPV upgrade, love it!!
brorix 1.0Get something like a Quickmill Orione 3000 and not Delonghi or Sage..
daanjderuiter 1.0For that budget I'd seriously consider looking for used machines, then buy something like a DF54 to go along with it. Marktplaats has tons of machines available at any given time, things like Gaggia Classics, Rancilio Silvias and Quick Mill 820 and 3000 are always quite available. You'll need to inform yourself what to watch out for for any given machine, but that's quite manageable. Accesories are also much cheaper second hand (sometimes people sell them with their machines), and it's not exactly like a knock box or tamper will deteriorate a lot over time
nofrillsnodrills 1.0Can confirm. My QuickMill Orione 3000 rarely needs more than 2 Minutes to be ready for action. It’s maybe not as grandiose as other machines but for me it just works.
ParisFood 0.0I have an Italian made completely stainless steel Quick Mill machine for the last 20 years no complaints with mine
MyCatsNameIsBernie 0.0Chris Coffee for Quick Mill, they are great! Clive Coffee for Profitec. Clive also sells Lucca Tempo which is rebranded Pop Up.
Sir_Dan_Baker 0.0I started out with a Quick Mill, but quickly found that machines using the E61 brew group are a class apart. I have been using a pre-owned Isomac Millennium together with a Bezzerra BZ05 coffeegrinder for at least 7 years now, love them both :-)
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