Gaggia Viva in Black 74537
* Traditional milk frother. * Uses ground coffee or Industry standard ESE coffee pods.
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* Large cup warmer. * Aluminium alloy filter holder for rapid heating. * 2 Filter baskets for one or two shot use allowing one or 2 cups to be made at a time. * Comes with measuring spoon and coffee tamper. * Removable drip tray. * High quality Durable ABS body. * Side filling removable water reservoir. * 15 Bar electric pump * 2 Year UK Warranty. * Dimensions(cm) 21.5 wide x 30.5 high x 29 deep. * Water tank 1l. * Power 700 Watt
plateAccessories Included: 1 Cup Filter Basket for Ground Coffee, 2 Cup Filter basket for Ground Coffee, 1 cup Pod basket, Measuring Spoon and Tamper230-240 V 50 Hz 1250 WStandard delivery charge of£4.95 for mainland UK only (higher charge applies for Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Scottish Isles, Isles of Scilly, Northern Ireland)
Advantages: Flashy looking Disadvantages: Twice the price of the same models
...This is the same EXACTLY as any other Gaggia Synchrony/ compact. The machine is made by Saeco which is badged as Prima/Gaggia and Saeco. Prices for the same machines run at 230 pounds to over 800. The only difference being the buttons, it does nothing different to Synchrony compact (Costing a couple of hundred pounds) I bought this to replace a synchrony Compact but returned it when I rumbled their ploy! They do make good coffee, better than the Siemens range (Which i tried) and my god it pushes 'nespresso' into a corner by the throat and beats it to a pulp!. Coffee very good, controls gimmicky and you pay for this. It is a basic Synchrony with strap ons!!...
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Advantages: Compact for small worktop space Disadvantages: push in buttons that stick, milk frother takes some practice
...I had one of these machines, I loved it very user friendly and after a couple of weeks my froths were Great .
It is a solid and lovely looking Machine and is not too bulky its Ideal for people with limited space.
The cups fit on the top which keeps them warm the only problem was the buttons on the left push in and out and they kept getting stuck after only one month of using it , we were in the middle of moving to another country so we could not exchange it .
I dont know if this is a general fault with this model or just a one off but since last year we have now got another Gaggia with switches as opposed to Buttons and we cannot fault it I think for any Expresso lovers out there go for Gaggia as you get the taste of real coffee shop coffee but in the comfort of your own home Cappacino's come out lovely...
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On initially taking the machine out of the box it felt quite flimsy and plastic compared to other coffee machines I have owned. Three buttons sit on top of the machine respectively, one to switch on, one to pour coffee and one for steam/frothing. The... more
At first the colorful visuals and cute graphics make it seem like Viva Pinata is a game designed exclusively for children... wrong!. This game has much more depth to it that fist appears, with a deep strategy and unfolding story line.
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I like ice cream. My family likes ice cream. We scoff pots of Haagen-Dazs or Ben and Jerry’s but bemoan the price we have to pay in comparison with our experiences in other parts of the world.
I have been the experimenter, the innovator in the... more
I've never been particularly keen on drinking coffee at work - the options usually consisting of either a mug of the instant variety made with water boiled in a disgustingly furred-up kettle, or a paper cup of brown-coloured hot liquid dispensed by a... more
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