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Product Details

Overall Rating	7.7, Based on 33 Reviews
Avg Price	$229.00
Manufacturer	Gaggia
Machine Type	pump, single boiler, reservoir, semi auto, espresso machine
Colors	White, Black
Class	Semi Automatic Dual Purpose Boiler
Pro Review	No
First Look	No
QuickShot	No

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The Gaggia Espresso is one of Gaggia's budget machines.

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. . (quality: 4.2)	07.08.2004	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Great for the money, despite aesthetic flaws

Andy B (quality: 5.0)	10.06.2001	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: Best machine in its price range

Anthony Altieri (quality: 6.3)	01.16.2002	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: Great value for someone wanting to learn serious espresso on a budget. Spend your money on the grinder!

Brad C. (quality: 8.5)	01.12.2007	Rating: 7.6
Bottom Line: Commercial size 58mm PF, great functional design for the money. Unbeatable as far as machines in the $200 or less price range go.

Carol Lee (quality: 6.0)	02.24.2003	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: All in all, I highly recommend this machine.

Danny Hoffman (quality: 6.4)	08.11.2001	Rating: 7.6
Bottom Line: Good basic machine for serious espresso. Get a good grinder or a reliable source for ground.

David (quality: 3.0)	07.05.2000	Rating: 5.2
Bottom Line: Good first espresso machine.

Dean Magee (quality: 7.7)	03.03.2006	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: Best bang for the buck in espresso makers!

Ed (quality: 5.0)	05.06.2000	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: Best value under $300. Watch out for leaking though!

Ed Needham (quality: 5.0)	01.16.2000	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: Unless you have lots of money and a total need for perfection, this machine should be acceptable.

Joe LaBore	04.27.2010	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: After ten years still going strong!!

John Daniel (quality: 7.0)	04.09.2002	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: This machine produces an espresso shot equal to any machine under $700!

John LaBella (quality: 6.5)	01.18.2002	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Good Product a worthwhile purchase

John Schmidt (quality: 8.6)	11.29.2004	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: This machine is great value for money. You can spend more money for a chic steel exterior, but I'd say stick the extra cash in your grinder fund instead!

Kim Eyben (quality: 4.0)	01.23.2000	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: A satisfiyed customer

Kimber Mata (quality: 6.7)	05.26.2002	Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: For the price this machine can't be beat! It makes a consistently great shot.

Kumar McMillan (quality: 6.0)	01.11.2007	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: delicious espresso, decent cappucino, cool retro-euro look

Lisa S	02.12.2009	Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: Great 1st machine for the money.

Matt Lopez (quality: 7.5)	07.01.2009	Rating: 7.4
Bottom Line: The Gaggia Espresso is a great beginning machine and works great.

Mitchell Rusk (quality: 5.5)	02.23.2003	Rating: 7.8
Bottom Line: good machine for the money, and pretty consistent.

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