UK naming
In the UK, 'Classic Evo Pro' is used by retailers for Gaggia's current Classic E24 (RI9481 family) with a brass boiler; the manufacturer itself calls the machine Classic E24 and has no UK site.
GaggiaEspresso machines · RI9481
Gaggia Classic E24
RI9481
In the UK, the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro name is used for Gaggia's current Classic E24: a fully manual, single-boiler espresso machine with a brass boiler, lead-free brass group, 58 mm stainless portafilter, 3-way solenoid and a professional…
15 (nominal) barYes, 3-way2.1 l
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At a glance
In the UK, the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro name is used for Gaggia's current Classic E24: a fully manual, single-boiler espresso machine with a brass boiler, lead-free brass group, 58 mm stainless portafilter, 3-way solenoid and a professional steam wand. Owners rate the espresso highly and like the robust, simple design, but it needs a good grinder, a proper tamper and some practice, and you cannot steam and brew at the same time. It suits hands-on home baristas who want café-style espresso and are happy to learn; anyone wanting automatic milk frothing, temperature control or one-touch drinks should look elsewhere. It is not stocked by the big UK high-street chains and availability at specialist sellers is patchy. Long-term reliability of the brass-boiler version has no independent test yet; isolated early faults are reported.
Strengths
- Brass boiler and lead-free brass group with a commercial-size 58 mm stainless portafilter.
- Owners consistently praise the espresso quality.
- Solid build and simple rocker-switch controls with few electronics.
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- Large 2.1 l front-removable tank and a choice of colour versions.
Things to consider
- No pre-infusion programme or temperature control, and manual descaling.
- Single boiler: brewing and steaming can't happen at the same time, which slows down several milk drinks.
- Needs a capable grinder and better tamper than the plastic one supplied; learning curve.
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- Not sold by John Lewis, Currys or Argos; stock at specialist sellers is patchy and the warranty depends on the seller.
- Isolated early faults reported, and the earlier aluminium-boiler Evo Pro had a boiler-coating issue.
Who is it for, and who is it not for?
Good for
- Home baristas who want to learn manual espresso making and upgrade later with their own grinder and accessories.
- Owners of older Gaggia Classics or entry machines looking for a sturdier upgrade.
May not suit
- Anyone wanting automatic milk frothing, timers or one-touch drinks.
- Households making several milk drinks back to back.
Before you buy
Good to know
What the features mean in everyday use.
Boiler and group
The machine has a lead-free brass boiler, a lead-free brass brew group and a 58 mm professional stainless-steel filter-holder.
Technical fact · See source
Temperature stability claim
Gaggia says the brass boiler has a higher capacity and stores more heat for better temperature stability and longer, steadier steam; the Amazon.co.uk listing claims a 25% larger capacity.
Controls and features
A fully manual machine: three rocker switches with indicator lights, 15 bar nominal pump, 3-way solenoid valve, no pre-infusion programme, no water-filter compatibility, manual descaling.
Technical fact · See source
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Size and capacity
2.1 l front-removable water tank; 20 x 35.5 x 27 cm and 8.1 kg; 1200 W at 230 V with a stand-by function in the European version.
Technical fact · See source
Espresso quality
Owners most often praise the espresso quality, several saying it beats more expensive or more automated machines they own(ed).
Build quality
Reviewers describe it as solidly built and long-lasting, and owners upgrading from older Classics say the new portafilter, buttons and exterior feel better.
Simplicity
Buyers like the simple controls with few electronics and find the functions easy to understand.
Learning curve and extra kit
Owners note a learning curve and that good results need a decent espresso grinder and better accessories (tamper, distributor, puck screen); the supplied plastic tamper was criticised as not fitting the 58 mm basket.
Single-boiler workflow
As a single-boiler machine it cannot steam milk and brew at the same time, which reviewers say slows down making several milk drinks; one disliked the one-way steam wand pivot.
User experience · See source
Early faults
Isolated UK reviews report faults soon after purchase: a unit that smelled of burning, sparked and blew a fuse, and an on/off switch that would not stay in within a month.
Earlier Evo Pro boiler issue
The earlier 2023 Evo Pro with a coated aluminium boiler had a coating-flaking problem in a single-digit percentage of units, which Gaggia repaired; an owner forum thread reports brew-head blockages after descaling on an Evo Pro. These concern the aluminium-boiler version, not the brass-boiler E24.
User experience · See source
Applies to the model family
UK availability
John Lewis, Currys and Argos do not list any Gaggia Classic; in the UK it is sold through Amazon.co.uk marketplace sellers and specialist coffee retailers, several of which showed it sold out or out of stock.
Technical fact · See source
- John Lewis – Gaggia coffee machines
- Currys search: gaggia
- Argos search: gaggia
- Gaggia Classic Evo Pro Manual Espresso Coffee Machine, Stainless Steel – Amazon.co.uk
- New - Gaggia Classic E24 Evo Pro Manual Espresso Machine - Brass Boiler – Clumsy Goat
- Gaggia Classic E24 Espresso Coffee Machine – Inox – Coffee Friend
Warranty
Warranty depends on the seller: the Amazon.co.uk listing states a 2-year labour and 5-year parts UK warranty, Clumsy Goat states 3 years and Coffee Friend 24 months.
Colour choice
Available in brushed stainless steel plus Color Vibes and Energy Vibes colour versions with zinc-coated steel bodywork.
Technical fact · See source
Applies to one variant
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Temperature stability claim
Gaggia says the brass boiler has a higher capacity and stores more heat for better temperature stability and longer, steadier steam; the Amazon.co.uk listing claims a 25% larger capacity.
Controls and features
A fully manual machine: three rocker switches with indicator lights, 15 bar nominal pump, 3-way solenoid valve, no pre-infusion programme, no water-filter compatibility, manual descaling.
Technical fact · See source
Size and capacity
2.1 l front-removable water tank; 20 x 35.5 x 27 cm and 8.1 kg; 1200 W at 230 V with a stand-by function in the European version.
Technical fact · See source
Espresso quality
Owners most often praise the espresso quality, several saying it beats more expensive or more automated machines they own(ed).
Build quality
Reviewers describe it as solidly built and long-lasting, and owners upgrading from older Classics say the new portafilter, buttons and exterior feel better.
Simplicity
Buyers like the simple controls with few electronics and find the functions easy to understand.
Learning curve and extra kit
Owners note a learning curve and that good results need a decent espresso grinder and better accessories (tamper, distributor, puck screen); the supplied plastic tamper was criticised as not fitting the 58 mm basket.
Single-boiler workflow
As a single-boiler machine it cannot steam milk and brew at the same time, which reviewers say slows down making several milk drinks; one disliked the one-way steam wand pivot.
User experience · See source
Early faults
Isolated UK reviews report faults soon after purchase: a unit that smelled of burning, sparked and blew a fuse, and an on/off switch that would not stay in within a month.
Earlier Evo Pro boiler issue
The earlier 2023 Evo Pro with a coated aluminium boiler had a coating-flaking problem in a single-digit percentage of units, which Gaggia repaired; an owner forum thread reports brew-head blockages after descaling on an Evo Pro. These concern the aluminium-boiler version, not the brass-boiler E24.
User experience · See source
Applies to the model family
UK availability
John Lewis, Currys and Argos do not list any Gaggia Classic; in the UK it is sold through Amazon.co.uk marketplace sellers and specialist coffee retailers, several of which showed it sold out or out of stock.
Technical fact · See source
- John Lewis – Gaggia coffee machines
- Currys search: gaggia
- Argos search: gaggia
- Gaggia Classic Evo Pro Manual Espresso Coffee Machine, Stainless Steel – Amazon.co.uk
- New - Gaggia Classic E24 Evo Pro Manual Espresso Machine - Brass Boiler – Clumsy Goat
- Gaggia Classic E24 Espresso Coffee Machine – Inox – Coffee Friend
Warranty
Warranty depends on the seller: the Amazon.co.uk listing states a 2-year labour and 5-year parts UK warranty, Clumsy Goat states 3 years and Coffee Friend 24 months.
Colour choice
Available in brushed stainless steel plus Color Vibes and Energy Vibes colour versions with zinc-coated steel bodywork.
Technical fact · See source
Applies to one variant
User experience
What do reviews say?
See the common points first, then read the original reviews yourself.
Summarised from the 20 reviews we read. A review can mention several points, so the theme counts can add up to more than 20.
Owners mostly praise the espresso, often saying it rivals pricier or more automated machines, and describe the machine as solidly built with simple, satisfying switches. The other side is that it is a genuinely manual machine: buyers mention a learning curve, needing a good grinder and a better tamper than the plastic one supplied, and the single-boiler workflow that cannot steam and brew at the same time. A couple of UK buyers had early faults (a burning smell and blown fuse, a failed power switch). Several reviewers consider it good value for the coffee quality.
What buyers like
- Excellent espresso and crema, better than previous machines8 reviews
- Solid build that feels made to last6 reviews
- Simple controls, easy to operate4 reviews
- Good value for the coffee quality3 reviews
Common complaints
- Learning curve; needs a good grinder and extra accessories5 reviews
- Supplied tamper/portafilter feel basic3 reviews
- Single boiler: can't steam and brew together, steam limitations3 reviews
- Fault soon after purchase2 reviews
How was this summary made?
Summarised from 20 reviews; 1 reviews about delivery, packaging or the seller were left out. The summary is drawn from opinions that recur in the reviews read; each theme shows how many reviews mention it. These counts are not a rate and do not apply to every unit.
Unique reviews by author+date+text: Amazon.co.uk B07P7HJWHC 13 (2 duplicates removed; 5 from other countries), B0C5HRX7J3 1 UK review, Clumsy Goat 4 (1 title-only entry excluded; 1 price/delivery-only counted off-topic), Coffee Friend 2. Some Amazon reviews date from 2021–2023 (earlier Classic versions). Amazon's AI summary compared, not copied.
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G*** 5/5 1 June 2026 Amazon Thunder Black
Makes a great coffee. Just watch some videos about how to get the best out of it. Takes a little practice from being a novice. Love how I can now have better coffee at home than from a coffee shop
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A*** 5/5 13 May 2026 Amazon Cherry Red
Updated older model of the same make to this one. Beautiful and functional. Not too many electronic things/buttons that is what exactly we were after!
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W*** 5/5 22 April 2026 Amazon Stainless Steel
This one is the business. I had a fully manual one of these for 20 years and this one is the same quality but with a few more bells and whistles. Unlike Delonghi
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M*** C*** 5/5 10 August 2025 Amazon Jungle Green
This is a great coffee machine, built like a tank and makes great coffee. However it is a very manual machine, no timers or fancy temperature controls, just on off switches and a thermostat. My previous machine was a Sage Bambino which was much easier for long white coffees like latte and flat white, as it had timers and automatic milk frothing. The Gaggia makes better coffee than the Sage, but I have had to buy a lot of new accessories like a decent espresso grinder, tamper, distributor and puck screen.
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R*** 4/5 5 September 2024 Amazon Thunder Black
First espresso machine and so far so good. Still have a lot of learning to do but this appears to be a well built machine that will last. Only thing that dropped a star is the tamper provided - some horrible little plastic thing that doesn't even fit the 58mm basket. You'd think for the price you're paying that Gaggia could throw in a nicer tamper that fits. I've had to buy that separately.
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C*** H*** 5/5 20 November 2024 Amazon Stainless Steel
Bought this to replace an earlier version off this machine which I’ve had for about 15+ years but alas it eventually broke down completely, the new machine seems to be working well in the brief time I’ve had it, … personally I think the gaggia classic is excellent for my needs and highly recommend it and it makes a great coffee and it’s super easy to use.
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D*** K*** 5/5 15 December 2025 Amazon Cherry Red; reviewed in Japan
This is an awesome machine. Makes a perfect crema and the steam boiler punches out got milk very quickly. … I almost think the Gaggia makes a better espresso. Only thing would be that it is a little slower at making more than 2-3 coffees as you can't stream milk and make espresso at the same time. However... For a third of the price this machine wins actually. Very, very happy.
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S*** C*** 5/5 11 July 2024 Amazon Midnight Blue; reviewed in Canada
best money i have ever spent on anything. fills all my need to make a proper cup of espresso in the mooring. the only issue i have is the one way turn on the steam wand, one extra pivot point for 25 more dollars?
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S*** 1/5 13 January 2025 Amazon RI9481/15 listing; colour shown Stainless Steel
I have purchased this recently and already the on/off switch has broken. Doesn’t stay in which means the machine can’t warm up. I have contacted the company today, the asked me to double box it, leave a note on outside for EU customs and VAT. Basically I’m left stuck without a coffee machine for a month and no refund, I made a big mistake buying this.
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C*** D*** L*** H*** 5/5 No date clumsygoat.co.uk
I love it! Easy to use and exactly as described.
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M*** 5/5 23 August 2023 coffeefriend.co.uk Inox; 2023 review, likely earlier Evo build
Previously owned a Gaggia Classic, but the Evo model is a significant upgrade. The portafilter, buttons, and exterior all feel soo much better.
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P*** 5/5 24 January 2024 coffeefriend.co.uk Inox
Very good espresso maker.
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Video reviews and key moments
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3 videos · Timestamped summary
YouTube · Review
Gaggia Classic EVO Pro Review | Upgrade?
The Gaggia Classic Evo Pro is an iterative evolution of the popular Classic Pro, introducing welcome upgrades such as an out-of-the-box 9-bar OPV spring, a brass group head, and a solid stainless steel portafilter. While it misses out on PID temperature control and retains a lightweight plastic handle, its internal coating against limescale and retained pricing make it an exceptional entry-level espresso machine.
Key moments
- 01:00The machine still lacks PID temperature control and uses the same steam wand as before
- 01:39Comes fitted with a 9-bar OPV spring straight out of the box, eliminating the need to modify the machine
- 02:27Features an updated paint finish in a wider range of colours that looks more premium up close
More key moments (3)
- 02:49The portafilter is now solid polished stainless steel, and the group head is made of brass for improved durability and heat retention
- 03:09The portafilter handle is still made of the same lightweight plastic
- 03:41Internals have been revised for better serviceability, including an internal boiler coating to reduce scale build-up
YouTube · Comparison
Testing The Gaggia Classic Pro E24 Vs Evo Pro 23.
The Gaggia Classic Pro E24 replaces the coated aluminium boiler of the 2023 Evo Pro with an uncoated brass boiler, increasing internal water capacity by roughly 30%. This delivers higher brew water temperatures, reduced temperature swings for improved shot-to-shot consistency, and more powerful, sustained steam power. Although the steam ready light takes slightly longer to activate, steaming can still be initiated early with the usual steam temperature hack.
Key moments
- 00:28Replaces the non-stick coated aluminium boiler with a solid brass boiler
- 03:03Roughly 30% increase in boiler capacity (approx. 105ml vs 80ml) provides longer, more consistent steam power
- 03:49Delivers hotter brew water exiting the group head, measuring around 3°C warmer once heated up
More key moments (3)
- 04:53Steams milk quicker in direct comparison, heating 350ml in 62 seconds compared to 74 seconds on the Evo 2023
- 05:20Official steam ready light takes roughly 15 seconds longer to turn on
- 06:14Improved temperature stability with smaller temperature swings requires less temperature surfing for consistent shots
YouTube · Comparison
Gaggia Classic Evo Pro vs Gaggia Classic Pro V2 - What's Changed? Plus, My Opinion On Boilergate
The video compares the Gaggia Classic Pro Evo with the earlier Classic Pro, tearing down both units to evaluate their build, noise, and espresso performance. The Evo offers upgraded materials including a brass group head and a polished portafilter, though in-cup espresso quality remains largely identical. The reviewer considers it an excellent budget espresso machine and believes the 'boilergate' coating controversy has been blown out of proportion.
Key moments
- 09:20The Evo features a polished brass group head rather than stainless steel, offering superior temperature stability
- 19:07The portafilter and spout have a substantially improved, high-end mirror-polished finish compared to the rough older version
- 20:21The included plastic tamper remains flimsy and cheap, requiring a third-party replacement
More key moments (3)
- 22:05The pump noise has a slightly lower pitch on the Evo, but overall volume levels are virtually unchanged
- 22:56The steam wand hole points at an awkward offset angle and steaming milk took noticeably longer on first trial
- 25:07Espresso and latte flavour output is essentially identical to the previous Classic Pro model
Video summaries and timestamps were taken from the videos with AI (Gemini); the video itself is the source.
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What it has
Specifications
Technical information with its source.
- Interface
- 3 rocker buttons + indicator lights (on/off, espresso, steam) Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Filter-holder
- Professional stainless-steel filter-holder 58 mm Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Brew group
- Lead-free brass Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Boiler
- Lead-free brass Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Pump pressure
- 15 (nominal) bar Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Solenoid valve
- Yes, 3-way Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Pre-infusion
- None (manufacturer table shows '-'; Amazon.co.uk tech info lists 'Manual') Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Hot water/steam dispenser
- Professional stainless-steel steam wand Technical fact · gaggia.com
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- Beverages
- Espresso, hot water, steam; ground coffee and coffee pods Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Brews 2 cups at once
- Yes Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Filters included
- 3: 1 pressurised (1 or 2 cups), 1 traditional single/pod, 1 traditional double Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Water tank capacity
- 2.1 l Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Removable components
- Water tank (front), drip tray (front), steam wand tip Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Water filter compatibility
- No Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Rinsing cycle
- No Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Descaling
- Manual Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Cup plate
- Stainless steel, warmed by the machine, holds 5 cups Manufacturer's claim · gaggia.com
- Dimensions (W x H x D)
- 20 x 35.5 x 27 cm Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Weight
- 8.1 kg Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Bodywork
- Brushed stainless steel (Color/Energy Vibes versions: zinc-coated steel) Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Drip tray
- Plastic with stainless-steel grid Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Power supply
- 230 V 50 Hz, 1200 W (manufacturer European rating) W Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Stand-by (auto power saving)
- Yes (Western Europe version) Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Plug
- UK 3-pin Technical fact · clumsygoat.co.uk
- Included accessories
- Plastic tamper; 3 filters Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Made in
- Italy Technical fact · gaggia.com
Show all specifications (26)
- Pump pressure
- 15 (nominal) bar Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Solenoid valve
- Yes, 3-way Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Pre-infusion
- None (manufacturer table shows '-'; Amazon.co.uk tech info lists 'Manual') Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Hot water/steam dispenser
- Professional stainless-steel steam wand Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Beverages
- Espresso, hot water, steam; ground coffee and coffee pods Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Brews 2 cups at once
- Yes Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Filters included
- 3: 1 pressurised (1 or 2 cups), 1 traditional single/pod, 1 traditional double Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Water tank capacity
- 2.1 l Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Removable components
- Water tank (front), drip tray (front), steam wand tip Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Water filter compatibility
- No Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Rinsing cycle
- No Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Descaling
- Manual Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Cup plate
- Stainless steel, warmed by the machine, holds 5 cups Manufacturer's claim · gaggia.com
- Dimensions (W x H x D)
- 20 x 35.5 x 27 cm Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Weight
- 8.1 kg Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Bodywork
- Brushed stainless steel (Color/Energy Vibes versions: zinc-coated steel) Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Drip tray
- Plastic with stainless-steel grid Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Power supply
- 230 V 50 Hz, 1200 W (manufacturer European rating) W Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Stand-by (auto power saving)
- Yes (Western Europe version) Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Plug
- UK 3-pin Technical fact · clumsygoat.co.uk
- Included accessories
- Plastic tamper; 3 filters Technical fact · gaggia.com
- Made in
- Italy Technical fact · gaggia.com
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Store (5)
- Gaggia Classic Evo Pro Manual Espresso Coffee Machine, Stainless Steel – Amazon.co.uk
- Gaggia Classic Evo blue RI9481/15 – Amazon.co.uk
- New - Gaggia Classic E24 Evo Pro Manual Espresso Machine - Brass Boiler – Clumsy Goat
- Gaggia Classic E24 Espresso Coffee Machine – Inox – Coffee Friend
- Gaggia RI9380/46 Classic Pro Espresso Machine – eBay catalogue
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