Crossland Coffee CC1 V 2.0 Semi-Automatic Programmable Espresso Machine

4.4 out of 5 stars

Brand: Crossland Coffee Price: $549.00 Best Sellers Rank: #385 Reviews: 6 ratings ( represent 78% of rating) Questions answered: 5 Availability: Only 8 left in stock - order soon. Sold by: Seattle Coffee Gear

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What’s important to look for in Crossland Coffee CC1 V 2.0 Semi-Automatic Programmable Espresso Machine?

Features

Temperature Accuracy - A 16-ounce stainless steel boiler and a generously sized heating element are the perfect base for the PID-controllers careful heat moderation. Programmable Profiles - Set and save up to three shot programs Each profile lets you set pre-infusion, wait time and shot time. Minimalist Controls - Two knobs and a backlit digital screen give you access to programming and shot controls. Separate Steaming - Instead of adjusting the steam temperature, the CC1 pulls reservoir water through a thermoblock to reach steam temperature. This is excellent for both recovery time and heat management. Shot Timer - The CC1 automatically shows shot time on its digital display, an unsung hero for day-to-day use.

What is the advantage of this Crossland Coffee CC1 V 2.0 Semi-Automatic Programmable Espresso Machine?

Description

Crossland s CC1 brings the best of budget-friendly features to beginner baristas. Temperature accuracy, cross-compatible accessories, and some of the best milk-steaming at this pricepoint make the CC1 a serious small-brand contender. The CC1 starts as a PID-controlled single boiler espresso machine. The CC1 also includes 3 programmable shot profiles though one is labelled Pod , programmable pre-infusion, and an overpressure valve for backflushing.

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Customer reviews

Richard3107: Entry Level Machine With High-End Attitude.

If there is an entry level espresso machine that provides more bang for the buck than the Crossland CC1, I sure couldn t find it. The current 700 price tag I was fortunate to buy mine when they were 550 is excellent when considering the features, functionality, and build quality. Constructed from stainless steel and weighing about 23 pounds, the Crossland CC1 is as solid feeling as it looks. And despite the tendency that many espresso machines have toward top-heaviness since pumps are located in the top section , the CC1 possesses excellent balance and I can easily install and remove the portafilter with a single hand without the machine tipping or sliding. It s a very simple machine that is simple to operate and goes for the minimalist approach with only an on off rocker switch and a steam valve knob on the side along with two multi-function knob buttons on the front for program selection and on off. An easy to read LCD screen completes the clean and uncluttered front panel. The portafilter is a commercial style 58 mm that weighs one pound and possesses brilliant mirror-finish plating.

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