The entry-level superautomatic in Saeco’s newest line of machines is the Saeco Odea series, which includes the Go and the Giro. Gail talks to us about the different features of each machine and then demonstrates making a latte on the Giro.
Duration : 0:7:30
This time with 100% more final shots! Gail walks us through the automatic Saeco Nina Bar, including its features, pros, cons and performs a demonstration for us.
Duration : 0:8:15
Gail walks us through the features, pros and cons of the new Saeco Espresso Italian superautomatic espresso machine.
Duration : 0:4:45
Saeco Talea Ring Plus Super Automatic Coffee Machine
Duration : 0:3:52
For convenience lovers everywhere, Gail takes us through the features of the Saeco Talea superautomatic espresso machine line, focusing primarily on the Talea Touch. Mmmmm….foamy.
Duration : 0:8:36
The Saeco Syntia The Syntia features a simple 4 button interface with a large 60 mm by 40 mm LCD, a 250 gram bean hopper and a ceramic grinder. The Syntia offers two customisable settings for different beverages, coffee strength adjustment and the choice of either a short or long coffee. Additionally, the Syntia features Saeco’s Power safe technology, a feature which automatically switches the machine into standby mode to reduce power consumption when idle
Duration : 0:3:18
Gail talks about the certified refurbished Saeco Incanto superautomatic espresso machines, including how we refurbish them, the machine features and how it compares to newer machines on the market.
Duration : 0:7:13
Making a Shot of espresso
Saeco Odea Go
Saeco Via Venezia Inox – espresso
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