Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #252909 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Color: Champagne
- Brand: Gaggia
- Model: 90950
- Dimensions: 26.00" h x
24.00" w x
20.00" l,
25.00 pounds
Features
- 1300-watt espresso machine grinds, doses, and brews automatically
- 15-bar pump; built-in ceramic burr grinder; adjustable coffee strength
- Touch-screen digital LCD control panel for ease of use; rapid-steam boiler
- Removable water tank; cup warmer; steamer quickly froths milk
- Measures 14-3/5 by 12-3/5 by 16-2/5 inches
Gaggia Platium Vision 90950 Automatic Espresso Machine with Free Milk Island, Champagne
Product Description
Combining advanced technology with ease of use, this fully automatic espresso machine grinds the right amount of coffee, doses, and brews, all at the simple push of a button. The unit's innovative Espresso Plus System allows for adjusting the strength of coffee, from mild to strong intensity, making an infinite variety of coffee drinks possible from just one machine. Whether an Italian "ristretto" or a long coffee, it maintains a truly unique creamy finish. Its drip tray can be raised or lowered electrically with a simple touch, allowing the use of different cup sizes. Even more, the unit's 15-bar pump provides plenty of water pressure for authentic espresso extraction, while its stainless-steel rapid-steam boiler system reduces the time between coffee and steam delivery to just a few seconds. Its exclusive steamer swivels 180 degrees and produces hot water for tea, coffee, or instant soup, plus makes quick work of frothing milk for hassle-free cappuccino and lattes even a novice barista could master.
In addition, the espresso machine features a touch-screen digital LCD control panel with programming information and alerts, an 8-4/5-ounce bean hopper with adjustable ground-coffee dosage from 7 to 10-1/2 grams, and a built-in ceramic burr grinder with adjustable grind settings. Other highlights include a 57-ounce removable water reservoir, a pre-infusion option, an Aqua Prima water filter, a stainless-steel actively heated cup warmer, the ability to make two cups of coffee at the same time, a Gaggia Milk Island accessory connection, and a removable brewing unit for easy maintenance. Housed in impact-resistant ABS plastic with a stainless-steel-finished front panel, the attractive appliance will look great on any kitchen counter. Designed in Italy by Gaggia, one of the most respected names in the industry, the 1500-watt espresso machine measures 14-3/5 by 12-3/5 by 16-2/5 inches.
From the Manufacturer
 | Gaggia’s 90950 Platinum-Vision automatic espresso machine has a wide assortment of features that set it above other machines. To make programming and adjustments simple and sophisticated, the it uses a digital touch screen to display icons and menu options. It also boasts many features seem on the Gaggia Titanium series, such as the E. Plus beverage strength system, temperature control, and a stainless steel front panel. Its stainless steel lined boiler assures rapid steam for easy brewing and steaming without the wait. The Gaggia Milk Island connects to the steam system to automatically froth and steam milk, and is available free via mail-in rebate. This classically designed machine features an active cup warmer, an electronic cup life, a bypass doser, a quiet and reliable ceramic burr grinder, the Aqua Prima water filtration system, and more. Use the menu to turn pre-infusion on or off, adjust coffee volume, program water hardness, perform rinsing and descaling cycles, and change the coffee dosage for each drink. Even the display itself can be customized to display words or icons, and the contrast can be increased for easier viewing. The Gaggia Platinum Vision speaks of great espresso, high end design, and luxury. |
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Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Espresso Fan
I've owned semi automatic machines in the past and let me tell you, this machine certainly brews a better espresso than any of those machines ever did! Just to prove a point to my husband, I brewed him an espresso at home last night, then took him to our favorite cafe this morning and bought him one, and then I heard those beautiful words, "You were right." Music to my ears! So if you're looking for a tasty espresso, that requires no effort or thought what-so-ever, give this machine a whirl and you won't be sorry!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Helen Sanramaria
At first I turned on the machine, it started a espresso and turned off in the middle and I thought, the machine is bad. Then I realized that I did not have the plug in the back of the unit all the way in. Once I set the machine up and ran a couple drinks through to adjust it I knew this machine was good. The espresso looked very close to the best with proper crema, smell and color.I have not tried the milk island because I have no room, It is probably cool but I do not see a need as the hand unit works excellent.This machine is replacing a Saeco Syntia, all I can say is purchase the Gaggia Platinum, no comparison in drink quality. The Syntia is going back to the store it was purchased.Next I steamed some milk by hand and made a Latte, excellent job, the taste was amazing.Pros1. Looks, very nice looking machine.2. Makes excellent quality drinks.3. Timers and displays are a snap to setup.4. The quality of espresso will amaze you.5. Lazy Susan base works perfect for access.ConsThe steam nob on the side seems lose, this might be the way it is supposed to be I have nothing to compare it to.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By B. Wilk
I purchased this product and while it has a lot of nice features like touch screen, programability, motorized drip tray it definitely is lacking in quality. I used the espresso maker for a few days and then it decided to stop brewing coffee and instead leak water out of the inside of the machine. I had to mop up my kitchen counter and there is no way for you to get inside of the machine to see where the leak is coming from. I've owned 3 gaggia makers and one Jura Capresso and I would tell everyone that the Jura is definitely a better machine. My first gaggia completely stopped working after 3 years. My replacement gaggia stopped working in less than a month, but that was covered under warranty. I got a replacement which had to go in for repairs 3 months later for some rattling noise. Supposedly the interior mechanics was rubbing up against the exterior plastic. Well that depot repair lasted for a few months before it stated happening again. Unfortunately it cost me $40 to ship the coffee maker to the repair shop and another $40 for the return. And now this latest machine broke after a few days.On the plus side when it worked it was great. It was easy to program, the touch screen was intuitive, brewed a HOT cup of coffee and the grinding was quieter than previous models.If you want headaches and aggravation then buy Gaggia. If you want quality look at a Jura
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