The new standard in automation, performance and speed, Breville's Oracle Jet espresso machine features automatic grinding, dosing and tamping, along with Barista Guidance that helps you create your favorite specialty coffee at home. A highly responsive touch screen offers programmed favorites, including cold brew, while a ThermoJet heating system has you sipping in no time.
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The new standard in automation, performance and speed, Breville's Oracle Jet espresso machine features automatic grinding, dosing and tamping, along with Barista Guidance that helps you create your favorite specialty coffee at home. A highly responsive touch screen offers programmed favorites, including cold brew, while a ThermoJet heating system has you sipping in no time.
I purchased this unit a couple of days ago and really annoyed as they state stainless steel no the one I got cheap plastic everywhere they do not as I can find do not state coloured ones are cheap plastic such a sham spent a lot on this unit for plastic shame on you Breville I thought it was coloured stainless steel but no
Wonderful machine. Grinds, tamps quickly, effectively. Frothing is foolproof
will save us so much money!! super easy to use and quick/simple to make lattes etc at home! we are loving it - worth every cent!
I decided to upgrade from the Touch Impress. I can say that between the two machines the Oracle Jet definitely more premium fuel as well as quicker more seamless operation between the workflow of meeting your preferred drinks. I specifically like the The updated larger screen, and better graphics, but that alone is not worth the upgrade. The 58mm Porte filter is noticeably better for pouring more consistent shots. The ability to adjust the amount of espresso shots by a half shot is amazing. I found myself on the touch impress having to pour my double shot and then add another 3-5 seconds manually to the shot since I could program my custom drink to this ability. Another big bonus is the milk temperature sensor being in the head of the spout VS on the grate through the milk carafe. I never felt that the touch impress did an accurate job at milk temperature where the oracle is superior in this area. Next feature that, once again, is not necessarily worth an upgrade on its own, but a nice to have is being able to put the wheels down to pull the machine out on the counter with ease to access both the bean hopper and refill the water tank. I still fill the water tank by pulling it out from the back of the machine even though you can do this from the front upper trapped door. I find this easier because of the fact the machine is on wheels. So it’s way less effort overall, having this feature. All of these features combined for someone who was used to the touch impress and very much worth upgrading to the Oracle Touch.
Still getting used to creating the brew that we like best but it's a fun journey and the Oracle Jet makes it easy to experiment.
Big improvement from the older Oracle Touch model. The faster startup, smaller footprint, and quieter function are all great for us.
Have had my jet for close to 8 months and make two to three shots everyday has not disappointed makes great shots love my jet
Much better than my first oracle and all these options,I can make anything I want,if not the machine will help me
I had been using the Oracle Touch for more than 6 years, recently it kept breaking down so I decided to replace it completely. The Oracle Jet is just as good, I had no need for the dual boiler. However, one big difference I observed is the steam wand self-cleaning - which isn't as vigorous as the Touch, and leaves a lot of milk stuck at the drip tray. Needs more frequent cleaning.
I absolutely love this coffee maker!
