Jura 15006 Impressa C60 Automatic Coffee Center

We have purchased Saeco and DeLonghi espresso makers in the past. We were never happy with the durability or quality of those machines. We purchased this model in December of 2015. We have just gone past 4 years without a single issue. The cleaning process is simple, and does not require taking out the brewing mechanism. We have always used Jura filters, and these have worked well. The only downside on the machine is the heat of the coffee when adding steamed milk. It is not hot, but more warm. It does a great job making espresso and coffee, and operation is simple. We will definitely buy Jura when we need our next machine.

This is my third Jura Impressa machine -- they last about four years. My previous models have been different, but basically the same body and general configuration (my last one was a C5.)I have had to send them back for service a couple of times, which is a real pain if you don't keep the original box and packaging materials. There are just so many moving parts, it's not realistic to expect them to work perfectly forever. I have found their customer support to be spotty -- sometimes it's been very frustrating and other times it's been fantastic.This makes excellent "regular" coffee, with a nice REAL crema on top. It also produces hot water which is very handy for tea, and steam which I never use. It also accepts ground coffee, rather than whole beans, in a special compartment if you want to make decaf from ground coffee for instance.But most often, we just keep the beans and water full, it it grinds and makes outstanding coffee, every cup fresh and hot.You might be debating if you should buy a K-cup machine, or a Nespresso "pod" machine. Those are much less expensive to buy, but the coffee is MUCH MUCH more expensive. And although the flavor is good -- how can freeze-dried coffee compare to fresh ground? It cannot.COMPLAINTS: There are three things I don't like about this machine:1. The maximum cup size is 8 oz. This only fills a big coffee mug a bit more than half way, and half of my travel mug. The only way around this is to set the cup size to 6 or 7 oz, and make two cups -- which it does in a single operation -- just "double tap" the start button. But kind of inconvenient.2. Although a large mug will fit under the nozzles, you can't set a travel mug in there. The only way to fill a tall mug is to tilt it towards the machine and hold it while the coffee comes out. Again, not a deal-breaker, but inconvenient.3. The water and bean hopper lids (and hinges) are made of cheap plastic and often break. My wife and housekeeper and kids are not always gentile when opening and closing the filler lids, and the hinges have broken about 6 or 8 times over the years. Replacements are around $20 each, and I keep a few spares for each side on hand. I wish these were made out of metal. Jura must know about this problem -- they have the lids listed on their order form -- but haven't ever addressed this problem.

This is my second espresso machine from Jura. Loved the original and this model is an upgrade from my previous C5, but looks the same, and works very similar. The last one lasted for 6 years before needing to be sent back for maintenance. Decided not to spend the shipping cost to New Jersey, then the maintenance cost, and the shipping back cost and get a new one. Only complaint is that this appears to be a returned product. The first indication was the Jura box (inside two other boxes) had brown packing tape keeping it closed. Inside the Jura box, after removing the Styrofoam and plastic wrap was an invoice from sur la table from someone in texas. Also, missing the "tool" for measuring the water hardness. I'm keeping it, as it appears to be working okay, and didn't have any indication it had been used (no coffee grounds, etc.) and I was desperate to have it. Just beware, this smacked of Home Depot's handling of returned products - just tape it up and put back on the shelf without checking it out.

Ok. It costs... well a lot compared to most coffee makers. However, the time it saves (stopping by a coffee shop, making your own, responsibly recycling k-cup containers, etc) is worth it. I've also been keeping track of each cup and how many bags of coffee I buy. At the rate it is used in my house, it'll pay for itself in around three months, factoring in time saved and money saved per cup.Oh, and the brew it makes is solid. The manual is legit, and not for the timid. It can do a lot but it sometimes takes a few minutes to research it within the manual to do it properly.Cleaning is a breeze so far. No issues.I worked in an office which had the previous version of this machine. It was used CONSTANTLY and didn't have any issues. That is what made me get this one. Hopefully, it can stand up to my use.Last, when friends visit and you bring them a latte or a triple espresso - they are happy which makes me happy. Worth it.

NOT PLEASED with my purchase. We are on our second machine. Same problem is happening again with the arm that comes out from the machine. This malfunctions and we lose the steam out the top of the arm. Jura replaced this machine once. 8 months later same problem. We asked if we could upgrade to a different machine and pay the difference. Jura denied our request and pushed us back on 1st in Coffee even after we have a 2 year warranty; we now have a message into 1st in Coffee. JURA had offered to fix our machine BUT we would be without our machine for probably a month. If we have been thru 2 machines in 1 year we feel we need a different machine. We feel if you pay this much for a machine it should last longer than 8 months. We are waiting for our response from 1st In Coffee. We do feel our request to pay to upgrade to a different machine was very generous offer on our part that would probably help JURA and 1st in Coffee as it will probably happen again. Love the coffee and espresso this machine puts out BUT I do expect the machine to last longer than 2 machines in a one year period. We will wait and see BUT I am not optimistic.

Very good tasting coffee/espresso and the parts and the machine itself are very well built and easy to use. One thing is when making a latte, it is only warm. 3/4 milk makes the drink cooler than a drink like a cappacino that has less milk. Espresso and hot water comes out very hot. The problem seems to be with the steamed milk temp. If anyone has a fix for this please let me know. We like our specialty coffees hot.

... so macht Kaffeetrinken Spass!!!---------------------------------------------------------------Vorweg, wir haben unsere JURA Impressa C60bei Media Markt geholt, da im Angebot. Sie läuftseitdem ca. 2 Jahre ohne Ausfälle!!!---------------------------------------------------------------// Erster Eindruck //Der erste Eindruck überzeugt. Klare Linien, Klavierlackoptik und einfache Bedienung ohne großen Elektronikschnickschnack. Die Verpackung ist großzügig dimensioniert, sodass auch bei einem Versand nichts passieren dürfte.// Verpackung //Die Verpackung besteht zu 100% aus Karton (ausgenommen die Einzelteile die in Folien verpackt sind). Also keine Styroporformteile o. ä. Vorbildlich.// Das Gerät //(Ich verzichte absichtlich auf die ganze Inbetriebnahme, da dies ausführlich der Bedienungsanleitung zu entnehmen ist)+ heizt sehr schnell auf, was für uns morgens wichtig ist,+ spült sich beim Ein- und Ausschalten automatisch mit heißem Wasser aus dem Tank (Tipp: Gefäß unterstellen um die Auffangschale seltener reinigen zu müssen)+ Schnelle Zubereitung von einer oder zwei Tassen Kaffee, sowie Espresso mit voreingestellten eigenen Werten (während dessen kann man diese auch noch durch den Drehknopf verändern (Stärke und Füllmenge). -> einmal drücken = 1 Tasse, --> zweimal drücken = 2 Tassen+ Zusätzlich zu Bohnen, besteht die Möglichkeit, gemahlenen Kaffee zu verwenden z. B. Entkoffeinierten.+ Leichte Reinigung der Tropfschale und des Satzbehälters,+ der Schlauch und Aufschäumer für die Milch muss manuell durch ein Reinigungsprodukt und Wasser gereinigt (das ist einfach gründlicher)+ toller Milchschaum, mit schöner Konsistenz der immer gelingt. (Tipp: Nur fettarme Milch verwenden - wir nehmen 1,5% Vollmilch, je mehr Fett desto weniger fest wird der Schaum)+ Nach ca. 10 min. wechselt die C60 in den Energiesparmodus+ Einstellbare, automatische Abschaltung der MaschineNegatives konnten wir, in den knapp 2 Jahren noch nicht feststellen.// Die Reinigung und Wartung//Die Maschine meldet sich, wenn sie etwas will z. B. Reinigung, Filterwechsel oder Entkalken. Dies geht hervorragend mit den von Jura angebotenen Reinigungstabletten, Entkalkungstabletten und Filterpatronen. Wer will kann auch Ersatzprodukte hierfür verwenden. Meiner Meinung sollte man bei einer Maschine die rund 600 € kostet, schon auf die Pflege achten und die Produkte verwenden, die der Hersteller empfiehlt, zumindest in der 2-Jährigen Garantiephase.Im Lieferumfang sind ein Wasserfilter und Reinigungstabletten enthalten. Durch die Nutzung eines Wasserfilters entfällt das Entkalken und die Maschine meldet sich nicht mehr. (Tipp: Trotzdem entkalken, bei Filterwechsel - wir nehmen den Filter aus der Programmierung, entkalken anschließend, programmieren den Filter wieder ein und setzen einen neuen Filter ... eine Sache von 2 min., das Entkalkungsprogramm dauer etwa 15 min.)// Kundendienst //Wir hatten auch die Gelegenheit (wegen eines Problems mit der Filterpatrone), mit dem Jura Kundendienst zu telefonieren und sind hochzufrieden. Keine Telefonhotline, sondern echte Fachleute sind dort am anderen Ende der Telefonschnur anzutreffen. Respekt und Hochachtung. Das ist wirklicher Dienst am Kunden!!!FAZIT: Eine großartige, unkomplizierte und schöne Maschine für den durchschnittlichen Kaffeetrinker. Wir sind rundum zufrieden damit. JURA IMPRESSA C60 - Automatische Kaffeemaschine mit CapJURA IMPRESSA C60 - Automatische Kaffeemaschine mit Cap

We got this as an upgrade to our 7 year old machine and first things first, they did send me the C50 but issued me a refund for the price difference when I notified them. The machines are the same so it make very little difference to me.The coffee this machine makes is very good, we haven't made Latte so can't comment on that. The hot water function might be OK for black tea but not herbal teas as the water is not hot enough.Overall the machine is a LOT cleaner than the old one, the old grounds are nice and dry so no mold in the tray and the water waste is also minimal. I would assume that the inside of the machine is also a lot cleaner due to this - no more biweekly scrubbing of the grinding machine and awkward parts of the coffee machine.Overall very happy with the coffee and the machine in general - looks good, works well and is easy to maintain.

Muy intuitiva, me ha venido con el manual en aleman con lo que he tenido que buscarlo en inglés o español, pero aún sin él se instala muy rápido.

Good quality barrista type coffee right in your home.