If your asking that question this deal isn't for you. You just stick to drinking that instant muck. This is an amazing price.

Most folks use cups with it. If you use a jar I'd imagine it'd hold about 4 cups worth of coffee.

Hope this helps :wink:

​I fail to see the relevance???

I wouldnt buy from currys again, i went to them when my coffee machine stopped working and they just left it sat there for a week and told me to contact the manufacturer

How many jars of coffee does this work out as?

Great price for an excellent product. Bought mine just over 2 years ago after lots of research and paid £399 from John Lewis when they reduced from £600. I also got the £120 freebies which comprised of a coffee bean subscription and in my case de-scalers and an electronic vacuum coffee bean storage jar. However, the milk jug wasn't included at the time which makes this an even better deal.

I think with the coffee club deal we got hand blown Cappuccino glasses, free coffee beans, 6 months supply of de-scaler and an extra 12 month warranty after our initial warranty expires. It is a brilliant machine.

I think in the long run these work out cheaper then the various pod machines and make a far better coffee. What are tassimo pods £5 for eight coffees? Soon mounts up.

I have a ecam 23.450.s that is a couple of years old (but works fine)

is this one a upgrade to mine do you know please?

Anyone know how hot the milk gets, I had one machine where it has a tube and sucks the milk out of a container and that was lukewarm, like 40c, yuk. Don't have a microwave so had to send it back.

This seems like an excellent deal. I have the ESAM5600 and it's fantastic. Produces hot coffees but not as hot as an instant coffee. I sometimes warm the mug first but not always. I have a Melitta at work that feeds milk via a tube and that's not quite as hot as the delonghi but always found it hot enough.

If I was in the market for one, I'd definitely buy this. In fact if I was richer, I'd buy it as a xmas present for my Dad!!