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Dual swappable bean hoppers and an automatic switch mode make it easy to move between regular beans, decaf or guest coffees with roughly 5–10 g doses per intensity step, and this review notes little noticeable retention while also reminding users that the hoppers are not airtight so beans are best stored elsewhere.
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Reviewers call out the built in storage slot for the ground coffee scoop as a small but very practical touch that keeps accessories from getting lost and helps the machine feel neatly organized.
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A bright, highly interactive 3.5 inch touchscreen with animations walks users through first-time setup, profiles, Bean Adapt tuning and a broad menu of one-touch coffees, and while the sheer number of options and iced icons can confuse at first, most owners quickly find the prompts and menus make everyday use feel friendly and straightforward.
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Owners note that the side mounted water tank and modern color options help the Rivelia look slimmer and more contemporary on the counter, even though its overall footprint and height remain similar to other DeLonghi models.
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Users like that the Rivelia can also brew from pre ground coffee, making it simple to prepare occasional decaf drinks or keep making coffee when the bean hoppers are temporarily empty.
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Maintenance on the Rivelia involves emptying the puck container and drip tray roughly every ten drinks and rinsing the brew group about once a month, a routine most see as standard for superautomatic machines even if cleaning the multi part milk carafe adds extra steps.