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The touchscreen-led workflow is approachable and customizable, and the ability to edit preset drinks directly (instead of creating new profiles for small tweaks) keeps daily use fast and uncluttered once you’re dialed in.
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Automation on the Barista Touch centers on the touchscreen guidance and hands-free milk steaming; espresso prep remains manual (dose and tamp), so it feels interactive rather than fully assisted.
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Once warmed up, the machine excels at repeatability—after dialing in, it can pull near-identical shots run after run using on-screen timing feedback and guidance, though users rely on the machine’s programmed volumes rather than fully controlling dose weight.
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4 reviews
4.5
Capacity is generous for home use, pairing a 12oz bean hopper designed for cleaner swaps with a large 2L reservoir that can be filled in place or removed, plus sensing and filtration features that support daily convenience.
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4 reviews
4.3
Included accessories cover most essentials (multiple baskets, milk pitcher, water-filter parts, and cleaning supplies) and the machine adds handy hidden storage, but it still skips a knockbox and at least one included tool doesn’t properly fit the updated steam wand.
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The lever-driven assisted tamping is highly convenient and satisfying for beginners, producing a level puck and reducing uneven tamp errors; the added polishing twist is present but described as mostly marketing rather than a major performance changer.
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