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SageEspresso machines · SES995
Sage Oracle Dual Boiler
SES995
The Sage Oracle Dual Boiler (SES995) is Sage's flagship espresso machine.
45340 g1900-2300 W
17 original reviews to read 4 video summaries Good to know
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At a glance
The Sage Oracle Dual Boiler (SES995) is Sage's flagship espresso machine. It has dual boilers, a built-in Baratza-burr grinder, automatic grinding, dosing and tamping with Auto Dial-in, automatic milk texturing, a 5.7-inch touch screen and Wi-Fi app control. Owners and a UK expert reviewer praise the coffee and milk quality and how easy it makes good drinks. The downsides are the very high price, slow warm-up, a limited app, and some reports of software crashes and early failures. Long-term reliability is not yet known because the model only launched in September 2025. It suits people who want café-quality milk drinks with minimal skill and are willing to pay for automation. Hands-on enthusiasts may prefer a simpler, more repairable machine.
Strengths
- Owners consistently praise espresso and milk drinks as café-quality
- Automatic grind, dose, tamp and Auto Dial-in, plus Auto MilQ milk texturing, make it easy to use with a manual mode available
- Dual boilers with PID control allow brewing and steaming at the same time
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- Wi-Fi app with remote pre-heat and software updates, 16 preset drinks
- Owners upgrading from older Oracles report a clear improvement, including tool-free descaling
Things to consider
- Very expensive; many buyers and the expert reviewer remark on the price
- Some owners report software crashes, reboots or a laggy screen, and two report early hardware failure
- Slow warm-up (about four minutes per Expert Reviews); Auto Dial-in is not always consistent and the app is limited
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- Isolated reports of channelling with the auto tamper and a stiff puck knock-out
- Large and heavy: 45.4 x 37 x 37.5 cm and about 17.2 kg
Who is it for, and who is it not for?
Good for
- Households wanting café-style milk drinks with guided, largely automatic operation
- Owners of an older Sage Oracle or bean-to-cup machine looking for a premium upgrade
May not suit
- Buyers on a budget; it is among the most expensive home espresso machines sold by mainstream UK retailers
- Enthusiasts who prefer a simple, easily repairable manual machine over a screen-driven one
- Kitchens with limited counter space
Before you buy
Good to know
What the features mean in everyday use.
Grinder and automation
Integrated grinder with Baratza European precision burrs and 45 settings; auto grind, dose and tamp, plus Auto Dial-in that adjusts the grind after each shot.
Technical fact · See source
Milk
Steam wand with Auto MilQ automatic texturing, adjustable temperature and texture, and settings for plant-based milks.
Technical fact · See source
Connectivity and interface
5.7-inch touch screen, 16 preset drinks, Wi-Fi with the Sage+ Coffee app for remote pre-heat and software updates.
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Capacity and size
2.3 L front-fill tank and 340 g hopper; the machine measures 45.4 x 37 x 37.5 cm and weighs about 17.2 kg.
Technical fact · See source
Coffee quality (users)
Most UK buyers in the sample praise the espresso and milk drinks as café-quality, often comparing it favourably with previous machines.
User experience · See source
Ease of use (users)
Buyers frequently describe the guided screen and automatic mode as easy to use, while still allowing manual adjustment.
Software stability (users)
A minority of buyers report software problems: screen crashes and reboots mid-shot, setup resetting, or a slightly laggy screen; one hoped a firmware update had fixed glitches.
Early failures (users)
Two John Lewis reviewers report faulty units: one machine stopped turning on after six weeks, another buyer was awaiting a third replacement after repeated screen crashes. The sample is too small to judge reliability.
User experience · See source
Price perception (users)
Several buyers say it is expensive or overpriced, though most of them still consider it worth the money.
Tamping and puck (users)
One buyer reported significant channelling with the automatic tamper; another found the used puck stiff and hard to knock out.
User experience · See source
Expert review
Expert Reviews (UK) praises it as supremely easy to use with excellent milk texturing and amazing coffee, but notes it is very expensive, Auto Dial-in does not always optimise consistently for different coffees, the app is very limited, warm-up takes about four minutes and dual boilers are overkill for most users.
User experience · See source
Independent testing
Which? has tested the model (released September 2025, first reviewed December 2025), but its score and verdict are only available to members.
Technical fact · See source
Warm-up and workflow (users)
One buyer found it very slow to heat from cold and disliked not being able to select a drink while it warms up; one buyer noticed a plastic smell affecting taste on their unit.
Upgrade path (users)
Several reviewers upgraded from an earlier Oracle or other bean-to-cup machines and describe it as an improvement, including easier descaling without tools.
Guarantee
Sold with a 2-year repair, replace or refund guarantee from Sage; John Lewis and Currys list a 2-year guarantee.
UK availability and pricing
Sold new by major UK retailers (John Lewis, Currys, AO, Sage) at around £2,249, down from a £2,499 list price; Amazon.co.uk had only a used offer at the time of checking.
Technical fact · See source
- Currys - SAGE SES995 Oracle Dual Boiler Smart Bean to Cup Coffee Machine - Stainless Steel
- John Lewis - Sage Oracle Dual Boiler Automatic Bean to Cup Coffee Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel
- AO - Sage the Oracle Dual Boiler Espresso Coffee Machine - Brushed Stainless Steel - SES995BSS4GUK1
- Sage UK - the Oracle Dual Boiler (BES995 / SES995)
- Amazon.co.uk - Sage Oracle Dual Boiler SES995BSS4GUK1 (Stainless Steel)
Forum fault report
A Home-Barista user reported a dead hot-water boiler thermostat on a used North American BES995 bought from a liquidation store; this is a single anecdote.
User experience · See source
Applies to the model family
Difference from Oracle Touch
Compared with the Oracle Touch SES990 (2.5 L tank, 280 g hopper, conical burrs), the SES995 has a smaller tank, a larger hopper, Baratza burrs, Wi-Fi and Auto Dial-in, so they are different models.
Inference from the sources · See source
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Milk
Steam wand with Auto MilQ automatic texturing, adjustable temperature and texture, and settings for plant-based milks.
Technical fact · See source
Connectivity and interface
5.7-inch touch screen, 16 preset drinks, Wi-Fi with the Sage+ Coffee app for remote pre-heat and software updates.
Capacity and size
2.3 L front-fill tank and 340 g hopper; the machine measures 45.4 x 37 x 37.5 cm and weighs about 17.2 kg.
Technical fact · See source
Coffee quality (users)
Most UK buyers in the sample praise the espresso and milk drinks as café-quality, often comparing it favourably with previous machines.
User experience · See source
Ease of use (users)
Buyers frequently describe the guided screen and automatic mode as easy to use, while still allowing manual adjustment.
Software stability (users)
A minority of buyers report software problems: screen crashes and reboots mid-shot, setup resetting, or a slightly laggy screen; one hoped a firmware update had fixed glitches.
Early failures (users)
Two John Lewis reviewers report faulty units: one machine stopped turning on after six weeks, another buyer was awaiting a third replacement after repeated screen crashes. The sample is too small to judge reliability.
User experience · See source
Price perception (users)
Several buyers say it is expensive or overpriced, though most of them still consider it worth the money.
Tamping and puck (users)
One buyer reported significant channelling with the automatic tamper; another found the used puck stiff and hard to knock out.
User experience · See source
Expert review
Expert Reviews (UK) praises it as supremely easy to use with excellent milk texturing and amazing coffee, but notes it is very expensive, Auto Dial-in does not always optimise consistently for different coffees, the app is very limited, warm-up takes about four minutes and dual boilers are overkill for most users.
User experience · See source
Independent testing
Which? has tested the model (released September 2025, first reviewed December 2025), but its score and verdict are only available to members.
Technical fact · See source
Warm-up and workflow (users)
One buyer found it very slow to heat from cold and disliked not being able to select a drink while it warms up; one buyer noticed a plastic smell affecting taste on their unit.
Upgrade path (users)
Several reviewers upgraded from an earlier Oracle or other bean-to-cup machines and describe it as an improvement, including easier descaling without tools.
Guarantee
Sold with a 2-year repair, replace or refund guarantee from Sage; John Lewis and Currys list a 2-year guarantee.
UK availability and pricing
Sold new by major UK retailers (John Lewis, Currys, AO, Sage) at around £2,249, down from a £2,499 list price; Amazon.co.uk had only a used offer at the time of checking.
Technical fact · See source
- Currys - SAGE SES995 Oracle Dual Boiler Smart Bean to Cup Coffee Machine - Stainless Steel
- John Lewis - Sage Oracle Dual Boiler Automatic Bean to Cup Coffee Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel
- AO - Sage the Oracle Dual Boiler Espresso Coffee Machine - Brushed Stainless Steel - SES995BSS4GUK1
- Sage UK - the Oracle Dual Boiler (BES995 / SES995)
- Amazon.co.uk - Sage Oracle Dual Boiler SES995BSS4GUK1 (Stainless Steel)
Forum fault report
A Home-Barista user reported a dead hot-water boiler thermostat on a used North American BES995 bought from a liquidation store; this is a single anecdote.
User experience · See source
Applies to the model family
Difference from Oracle Touch
Compared with the Oracle Touch SES990 (2.5 L tank, 280 g hopper, conical burrs), the SES995 has a smaller tank, a larger hopper, Baratza burrs, Wi-Fi and Auto Dial-in, so they are different models.
Inference from the sources · See source
User experience
What do reviews say?
See the common points first, then read the original reviews yourself.
Summarised from the 31 reviews we read. A review can mention several points, so the theme counts can add up to more than 31.
Owners mostly praise the coffee: espresso and milk drinks are described as café-quality, and the automatic grinding, dosing, tamping and milk texturing make good results easy, with a manual mode for those who want control. Several upgraded from older Oracles or bean-to-cup machines and see it as a clear step up, including simpler descaling. Many call it expensive, though most feel it is worth it. The main complaints are software: screens crashing or rebooting mid-shot, setup resetting, or a slightly laggy interface. Two owners had units fail early or need replacing. Other single reports mention channelling with the auto tamper, stiff puck knock-out, slow warm-up and a plastic smell.
What buyers like
- Excellent, café-quality espresso and coffee drinks23 reviews
- Easy to use thanks to the guided screen and automatic mode, with manual control available16 reviews
- Attractive design and solid build quality9 reviews
- Very good milk frothing / microfoam8 reviews
- A clear upgrade over previous Oracle, De'Longhi or Nespresso machines8 reviews
- Auto grind adjustment / Auto Dial-in appreciated6 reviews
- App remote pre-heat is useful5 reviews
Common complaints
- Expensive or overpriced (most still feel it is worth it)8 reviews
- Software glitches: crashes, reboots, setup resets or a laggy screen4 reviews
- Unit failed early or had to be replaced2 reviews
- Tamping/puck issues: channelling or stiff knock-out2 reviews
- Slow to warm up and awkward workflow while heating1 review
- Plastic smell when hot affecting taste1 review
How was this summary made?
Summarised from 31 reviews. 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.
31 unique written reviews: John Lewis 26 (all, API pages 1-2; 15 syndicated from Sage), Currys/Feefo 2, Amazon.co.uk 3 (incl. 1 UAE; duplicate counted once). 2 Amazon rating-only entries not counted. ratings_total = John Lewis + Currys + Amazon; Sage's own count excluded as it overlaps. John Lewis theme counts tallied by a sub-agent, approximate.
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F*** 5/5 22 August 2026 John Lewis Shared rating for both colours
Excellent coffee machine, easy to use with set programs that can be adapted or you can change it to a manual function… Yes, it is an expensive outlay but you get excellent coffee, designed to your taste for many years to come.
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D*** 5/5 4 June 2026 John Lewis
Bought this to replace a delonghi primadonna fully automatic machine that we had for over 10 years, this machine makes different coffees to a totally different level the milk frothing is so good, you can tweak the taste with so many settings to suit your taste, makes coffee shop quality at home simple!!!!!! Very happy so far after 2 weeks
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M*** 2/5 14 May 2026 John Lewis
Disappointing because the tamper system caused very significant channelling. 2kg of fresh coffee was used in testing. We concluded that the system was unable to tamper adequately.
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M*** W*** 4/5 28 January 2026 John Lewis
…why 4 stars? We've had a couple of software glitches and, as of this review, we're hoping the recent firmware update has them resolved… Do I recommend this machine? Yes!
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d*** 2/5 24 January 2026 John Lewis
…This latest version was nightmarishly complicated to set up -clearly designed by a computer geek. … Main problem is that once turned on there was a strong plasticky hot smell…
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A*** 2/5 21 January 2026 John Lewis
This would be a 5 star review but ……. I am now awaiting delivery of my 3rd dual boiler in 3 months. After a months use each time both machines had the same fault, the screen crashes half way through and reboots… When it works it's great ……
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N*** 5/5 28 December 2025 John Lewis
Quite possibly the best coffee machine we've ever had. The dual boiler combined with the smart grinder is a real game-changer - consistently excellent coffee and minimal effort.
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P*** R*** 1/5 30 November 2025 John Lewis
Makes great coffee, but ours lasted 6 weeks before failing. Wont even turn on now. I know, under warranty but thats not the point.
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R*** 4/5 26 November 2025 John Lewis
A great machine that makes perfect coffee. It has one or two annoying features, such as you cannot select the coffee type while it is warming up, so you can't grind the beans… It is also VERY slow to heat up and get working from cold. … Having said that it makes fantastic coffee and microfoams the milk perfectly.
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T*** 5/5 19 November 2025 John Lewis
I upgraded from the original oracle to this. … It's an amazing machine while feeling familiar coming from the oracle. But it upgrades the original oracle in every way. The app is brilliant too. The screen and software is a pleasure to use. The milk wand seems better too. And the auto dialling in has been making sure I get great shots every day.
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N*** 2/5 9 November 2025 John Lewis
This machine is extremely overpriced for what it is. If you have the money, buy the real deal that won't become useless when the silly touch screen interface ultimately dies… This machine was dreamt up for the uninitiated.
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L*** 5/5 31 October 2025 John Lewis
I chose to upgrade after several years of owning Sage machines. It's an investment but half the price of a La Marzocco… It produces genuinely the best coffee I've ever made… The build quality is high and the design is refined from previous Sage models.
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K*** f*** P*** 5/5 29 September 2025 John Lewis
I bought this machine on the day it was released in the UK… A huge improvement over older Oracles is the descaling process: you no longer need a screwdriver to flush out the boilers…
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S*** 5/5 27 August 2026 Amazon Stainless Steel
Love the Duel Boiler. Makes excellent coffee. Machine is very easy to use. Looks grand in the kitchen. Very good build quality. Only downside is that it’s very overpriced. I would highly recommend.
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A*** 5/5 21 February 2026 Amazon Black Truffle
I took a very long time to justify this purchase. Wished I had bought it far sooner. This coffee machine is the don. Very easy to make incredible coffee, better than your local coffee shop. Only minor downside is that the screen is a little laggy, only when you compare to a modern smart phone but perfectly fine.
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L*** 4/5 16 August 2026 Currys
I love the machine but find it a little stiff and hard to knock out the used coffee .
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P*** 5/5 27 December 2025 Currys
Fantastic machine and the best sage has made to date
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YouTube · Review
The new Sage (Breville) Oracle Dual Boiler - Full Review
The Sage Oracle Dual Boiler delivers great convenience with automated grinding, tamping, touchscreen controls, and remote preheating via an app. However, it is very expensive, the internal cooling fan is noticeably loud, and the automated dose weight can be inconsistent. Despite these flaws, it brews balanced espresso and froths milk well both automatically and manually.
Key moments
- 01:06The machine can be turned on remotely via a smartphone app and warms up ready to brew in about five minutes.
- 05:05The integrated grinder may struggle with harder, light roast beans due to a lack of torque.
- 05:58The internal cooling fan runs constantly and produces a noticeably loud noise.
More key moments (3)
- 09:44The automated volumetric dosing can vary by around 1.5 grams, resulting in inconsistent dose weights.
- 23:10Automatic milk texturing performs reliably and creates decent microfoam, although steaming manually yields silkier results.
- 29:48The dual-boiler setup allows simultaneous espresso extraction and milk steaming without excessive water waste into the drip tray.
YouTube · Review
Sage/Breville Oracle Dual Boiler - Best Home Espresso Machine Ever?
The Sage / Breville Oracle Dual Boiler combines user-friendly automatic drink options with full manual barista controls, delivering outstanding milk texture and quiet operation. However, it carries a very high price tag, and features like the auto dial-in and mandatory 20-minute auto-off timer still need improvement.
Key moments
- 01:32The machine is very expensive, costing around £2,500 in the UK and $3,000 in the US.
- 04:57Manual mode features an intuitive digital pressure gauge and lets users control pre-infusion, bloom, and save custom shot profiles.
- 11:26Auto dial-in is limited by only making small incremental adjustments and failing to prompt for grinder purging.
More key moments (3)
- 13:02The steam wand produces extremely dry steam and creates excellent microfoam in both auto and manual modes.
- 13:34The smartphone app is quick to set up and convenient for remote power control and ready alerts.
- 18:06The mandatory auto-off timer (maximum 20 minutes) cannot be disabled, which is inconvenient for a dual boiler.
YouTube · Review
Ultimate Home Barista Machine? Breville/Sage Oracle Dual Boiler Tested
The Breville/Sage Oracle Dual Boiler is a premium home espresso machine designed for coffee lovers seeking café-quality espresso and milk drinks without a steep learning curve. It delivers great automation, from flow-based automatic grind dial-in to consistent automated milk steaming and a responsive touchscreen interface. However, it is very costly, requires manual purging when adjusting grind size, and the grinder can overheat during heavy, continuous usage.
Key moments
- 03:42The 5.7-inch touchscreen powered by a quad-core processor provides an intuitive, responsive interface alongside mobile app connectivity.
- 06:28The automatic tamping mechanism can leave coffee prints and occasionally force coffee grounds through the bottom of the basket if overdosed.
- 12:03The machine intelligently adjusts grind size automatically between shots based on extraction time and flow rate.
More key moments (3)
- 13:50The grinder does not automatically purge grounds when grind settings change, which requires manual purging to avoid mixing grind sizes.
- 25:20The automated steam wand creates impressive, silky microfoam for both dairy and plant-based milks.
- 35:39The integrated grinder can overheat during repeated consecutive grinding sessions and requires around twenty minutes to cool down.
YouTube · Review
Exclusive first look: The New Breville Oracle Dual Boiler might replace baristas | Full Review
The Oracle Dual Boiler combines high-end dual-boiler brewing with advanced automated dosing, grinding, and milk texturing. It delivers impressive cafe-quality drinks with minimal effort, although its high price tag makes it best suited for buyers seeking ultimate convenience rather than value-conscious coffee purists. Enthusiasts seeking complete gear customization may prefer pairing a standard dual boiler with a dedicated external grinder.
Key moments
- 01:10The quad-core processor makes the touchscreen interface silky smooth and responsive.
- 01:18The processor requires a cooling fan that produces a constant humming sound.
- 01:24The built-in grinder features high-quality Baratza burrs that perform very well for an integrated unit.
More key moments (3)
- 03:21Auto mode monitors shot extraction and automatically adjusts the grind size to dial in the coffee.
- 04:08The automatic steam wand creates some of the finest textured microfoam seen on home machines.
- 04:51Timed grinding in manual mode can only be adjusted in whole seconds instead of 0.1-second increments.
Video summaries and timestamps were taken from the videos with AI (Gemini); the video itself is the source.
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Specifications
Technical information with its source.
- Heating system
- Dual boiler (stainless steel); triple heat system with PID control and heated group head Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
- Integrated grinder
- Baratza European precision burrs, 45 grind settings, electronic grind adjust Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Grind settings
- 45 Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Dosing and tamping
- Auto grind, dose and tamp (Auto Puck System); 22 g dose in 58 mm portafilter Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
- Auto Dial-in
- Analyses each shot and adjusts the grind automatically Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
- Portafilter
- 58 mm stainless steel mm Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Milk texturing
- Steam wand with Auto MilQ automatic texturing and alternative-milk settings (almond, oat, soy, dairy) Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Milk temperature / texture settings
- 45-75 °C; 9 texture levels Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
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- Display / interface
- 5.7-inch high-definition touch screen in Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Preset drinks
- 16 pre-set recipes (incl. espresso, long black, latte, cappuccino, flat white, cortado, iced latte, espresso martini, hot chocolate, tea); 8 customisable drinks menu Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi; Sage+ Coffee app; remote power-on and pre-heat; software updates Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Water tank
- 2.3 (removable, front-fill) L Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Bean hopper
- 340 g Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Power
- 1900-2300 W Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Voltage
- 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Pressure
- 15-bar pump with 9-bar extraction bar Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Dimensions (W x D x H)
- 45.4 x 37 x 37.5 cm Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Weight
- 17.24 kg Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Construction
- Brushed stainless steel; stainless steel dual boiler Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Coffee type
- Whole beans and ground coffee Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Cup warmer
- Yes (4 cups) Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Hot water
- Programmable hot water temperature Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Cleaning
- Descaling, rinsing and cleaning programmes; removable drip tray with tool storage Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Auto power off
- Yes Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- In the box
- 58 mm portafilter, stainless milk jug, Knock Box 10, water filter and holder, single-wall 1- and 2-cup baskets, cleaning disc, tablets, brushes and tools, descaling and steam-wand cleaning powders Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Guarantee
- 2-year repair, replace or refund guarantee years Technical fact · sageappliances.com
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- Auto Dial-in
- Analyses each shot and adjusts the grind automatically Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
- Portafilter
- 58 mm stainless steel mm Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Milk texturing
- Steam wand with Auto MilQ automatic texturing and alternative-milk settings (almond, oat, soy, dairy) Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Milk temperature / texture settings
- 45-75 °C; 9 texture levels Manufacturer's claim · sageappliances.com
- Display / interface
- 5.7-inch high-definition touch screen in Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Preset drinks
- 16 pre-set recipes (incl. espresso, long black, latte, cappuccino, flat white, cortado, iced latte, espresso martini, hot chocolate, tea); 8 customisable drinks menu Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi; Sage+ Coffee app; remote power-on and pre-heat; software updates Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Water tank
- 2.3 (removable, front-fill) L Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Bean hopper
- 340 g Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Power
- 1900-2300 W Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Voltage
- 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Pressure
- 15-bar pump with 9-bar extraction bar Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Dimensions (W x D x H)
- 45.4 x 37 x 37.5 cm Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Weight
- 17.24 kg Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Construction
- Brushed stainless steel; stainless steel dual boiler Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Coffee type
- Whole beans and ground coffee Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Cup warmer
- Yes (4 cups) Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Hot water
- Programmable hot water temperature Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Cleaning
- Descaling, rinsing and cleaning programmes; removable drip tray with tool storage Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- Auto power off
- Yes Technical fact · business.currys.co.uk
- In the box
- 58 mm portafilter, stainless milk jug, Knock Box 10, water filter and holder, single-wall 1- and 2-cup baskets, cleaning disc, tablets, brushes and tools, descaling and steam-wand cleaning powders Technical fact · sageappliances.com
- Guarantee
- 2-year repair, replace or refund guarantee years Technical fact · sageappliances.com
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