Cafetera de encimera premium con pantalla táctil

Good machine for a reception area. One note, read the spec sheet properly before you order. The two versions look almost identical in the photos and I nearly picked the wrong one.

The decaf hopper is why we got the contract. I'm not exaggerating, the hospital said yes because we could offer real decaf.

I sell into a mix of sites and I like that it's one platform with two faces. Keypad goes to the accounts watching price, touchscreen goes where it has to look good, and I only had to learn one machine. So did my tech.

The waste tray pulls out without tools so my tech does it on the same pass now. It's maybe ninety seconds a stop, which across a route is an afternoon a month.

It does multiple languages at the machine. We're on a university campus with a lot of international students and the how do I use this emails basically stopped.

Ordered the touchscreen version for the blockage resistant brew group after a rough year with a competitor machine. Emergency callouts for blockages were my single biggest unplanned cost and now there aren't any. The expensive problem just stopped being a problem.

97 lbs, sits on a counter, takes no floor space. Our building charges by the square foot and won't approve floor units. This got approved in a day.

We run a boutique hotel and anything in the lobby has to look intentional or it doesn't stay. I set the perimeter lighting to our brand color and put our logo on the screensaver, and guests assume it came with the building rather than being a vending machine somebody wheeled in. Our GM had already turned down two other machines on looks alone. This one she asked to keep.

Solid unit. The decaf hopper is the reason I bought it and the product page buries it about halfway down. It should be the first thing you see, almost nothing else in this price range does proper decaf.

Offered to run the client's logo on the idle screen while I was pitching. Cost me nothing and won me the placement.

The latte was selling slow so I changed the milk ratio during a normal refill stop. No service call, no laptop, just did it on the screen. Sales picked up the following week.

We run seasonal artwork on the idle screen. Changed it three times last year, holidays, spring and back to school. Costs nothing and the site treats the machine like it's theirs.

1.1 lbs of decaf beans, roughly 300 servings, so the decaf hopper has never once been the reason I had to drive out. I carry a real decaf option and it costs me nothing in service time.

Went with the keypad version and have no regrets. Same boiler, same grinder, same decaf hopper, and the coffee is identical. Saved three hundred a unit across four units and not one site has ever mentioned the interface.