- 15 bar pump
- Heavy Chromed Brass filter holder
- Cup warmer
- Solenoid cut off valve
- 2 year warranty
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This Baby Gaggia coffee machine is perfect for creating espressos and cappuccinos in your own home. Featuring a solenoid valve, 15 bar pump pressure and a 1.6 litre removable water tank, it is available in either a black or ivory finish. · Black Baby Gaggia coffee machine · Ideal for creating a multitude of coffee based beverages · Features include a 1 and 2 cup filter, a Pannarello frother and a soft touch control panel · Approximate dimensions: 24.5cm x 40cm x 26.5cm · 1 year guarantee
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
We did a lot of research before buying this our first coffee maker.Very happy with it,only one small complaint - it's quite hard to remove the filter basket from the holder. Easily fits two cups on the grid which can be kept warm on the top of the machine.Pleased with our coffees and can also make great hot chocolate with the frothy milk.We tend to use espresso pods for convenience. More choice buying these on line where you can get double-shot pods as well as single-shot.One word of warning though - never forget to use the filter basket with a pod.Very messy, it's amazing just how far the coffee travels!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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The Baby is a very smart-looking machine, in a plastic housing with metal accents (The front metal panel is a purely decorative plate stuck to the plastic housing) - The build quality feels excellent despite my personal preference for metal.
Having previously had an old metal bodied Gaggia, I was quite pleased to find how much quieter the newer model is.
The back water-reservoir is removable and easy to refill, complete with a fold-down carry handle. I was impressed by the ingenious touch of a valve in the base that seals it whenever it's removed from the machine.
The only minor - and it's very minor - issue is that while the pump and steam switches are on the front, the main power button is tucked around the back.
All-in-all, an excellent machine.
Having previously had an old metal bodied Gaggia, I was quite pleased to find how much quieter the newer model is.
The back water-reservoir is removable and easy to refill, complete with a fold-down carry handle. I was impressed by the ingenious touch of a valve in the base that seals it whenever it's removed from the machine.
The only minor - and it's very minor - issue is that while the pump and steam switches are on the front, the main power button is tucked around the back.
All-in-all, an excellent machine.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
...coffee flooding everywhere from the drip tray
...inconsistent results, it can make a perfect espresso then a truly awful one, same coffee, same tamper pressure
...an unreliable device that from time to time just won't do anything except flash the heating light (impossible to make coffee when the buttons don't work)
...to pay a fortune for servicing (I haven't but Gaggia wanted over £100 just to look at the machine in relation to the problem of the buttons not working)
I wouldn't recommend this coffee machine whatsoever
...inconsistent results, it can make a perfect espresso then a truly awful one, same coffee, same tamper pressure
...an unreliable device that from time to time just won't do anything except flash the heating light (impossible to make coffee when the buttons don't work)
...to pay a fortune for servicing (I haven't but Gaggia wanted over £100 just to look at the machine in relation to the problem of the buttons not working)
I wouldn't recommend this coffee machine whatsoever
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great Coffee Machine
Previously had a De'Longhi EC330S machine, which was very poor build quality and went faulty within 3 months. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Steve
Best coffee maker for the money
I've had my Gaggia Baby Coffee Maker for over a year. It gets used 2-3 times a week for morning coffee.
For the money, it's the best on the market. Read more
For the money, it's the best on the market. Read more
Published 2 months ago by PCMH
Perfect, if you want...
...coffee flooding everywhere from the drip tray
...inconsistent results, it can make a perfect espresso then a truly awful one, same coffee, same tamper pressure... Read more
...inconsistent results, it can make a perfect espresso then a truly awful one, same coffee, same tamper pressure... Read more
Published 6 months ago by R. Swift
Gaggia gets better!
I have updated from a Gaggia Pure Espresso to the Gaggia Baby and things got even better. It still makes beautiful coffee but the new improved filters mean you get a much thicker... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Pineman
The Best Real Coffee
After trying out loads of different (and cheaper) coffee machines, we finally decided to take the plunge and invest in a Gaggia. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Lincs Reader
Good, but beware the manual!
I was given this for Christmas and for the first few weeks it made great coffee but sprayed EVERYWHERE! Read more
Published 17 months ago by Smythee
Great coffee but......
This is the second Gaggia I have owned. Reliability is a problem. The latest machine is being repaired for the second time in 18 months. Read more
Published on 14 Dec 2009 by G. P. Blayney
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