Compare: Jura Superautomatic Espresso Machines

Interested in a superautomatic machine but not sure how different manufacturers measure up? We’re here to help!

Watch Gail take on Jura’s currently available (as of July 2012) line of superautomatic machines, describing their features and functionality and talking about why you might select one model over the other.

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5 Responses to Compare: Jura Superautomatic Espresso Machines

  • Laurie Beaulieu says:

    Okay, after much research and video watching, i still would like Gail’s opinion. i want to buy a refurbished superauto machine. i like a CAPPUCCINO or coffee, my husband only expresso. which one would you pick for yourself if you had the same situation.

    Z, s, or c
    which model and why
    thanks so much!

    • Kat says:

      If you find yourself order ‘extra hot’ milk drinks in a cafe, then go with a standard superauto, without one-touch autofrothing. I love the C5 for this purpose. If you like standard drink temperatures, then the one-touch models are a great choice …. and now you just need to decide how much programming you want; that’s really the only practical difference between the C9, S9, J9 and Z7.

      - Kat

      • Laurie Beaulieu says:

        Thanks Kat! I have a J9 and love it!, just need a SIMILAR second unit less costly, refurb under $1000.00 which has more bang for the buck?

  • Kat says:

    WE’ll be getting in J6 refurbs that will be under $1k; also, Ena 5 refurbs. Or you could go with a new c5 for that budget.

    - Kat

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