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The display gives real time feedback on all the operations the machine is performing at any given time. There are several simple, fast and intuitive menus. It’s like using a smartphone! The icon language is instantly familiar.

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Until recently, I’ve always rolled my eyes when I overheard someone talking about a Jura coffee maker. You see, I had a bit of a chip on my shoulder against the Swiss, who in my mind overpriced their Jura coffee machines — a.k.a. super automatic espresso machines. I just couldn’t understand why an automatic espresso machine needed to cost what Jura charges.

However, each time I’ve reviewed a Jura coffee machine, I’ve grown to appreciate what they have to offer. In fact, I’ve found that Jura espresso machines currently deliver the best espresso and coffee that automatic espresso machines can produce. That’s saying a lot considering how much coffee I drink in a given week.

If you’re going to charge a premium for an automatic espresso machine you must not only provide the best features, design and uncompromising quality possible, but also a sense of exclusivity reflected in the entire sales concept. Jura is a luxury brand that delivers on all of these fronts.

Whether it’s the latest model, a classic or an entry-level model, Jura coffee machines are real workhorses. They last for years, delivering consistently good espresso and suffering from very few problems that fall outside of the warranty. In other words, you’ll rarely need any significant Jura coffee machine repair.

At Jura, product lines are numbered in a more straightforward way than other manufactures. The amount of quality is dependent upon which Jura coffee maker you purchase within a particular product line.

Take the entry-level class A-series or D-series models, which typically sell for $799 – $999, for example. Other manufacturers would call espresso machines at these prices mid-range, but the advantage here is that you get outstanding, high-quality design for your money. Though the coffee is very good, it still leaves room for improvement.

Next is the E-series of Jura coffee machines. These Jura models offer a lot of value for a budget price … at least relative to other Jura coffee makers.

The price for a Jura coffee maker isn’t for the faint of heart, which is why you’re still reading. Like all things in life, that old adage “you get what you pay for” is calling out from the back of your mind.

For me personally, the jury is still out on whether I can get on board with Jura’s approach to espresso machine cleaning. Call me old school, but I want to be able to remove the brew group so I can clean it by hand.

Though it’s true that Jura coffee machines offer a decent cleaning program and numerous automatic solutions for cleaning the brew group, there is a downside. It’s that it drives up water consumption … thus, increasing the need for cleaning tablets and descaling solutions.

I’m gonna use a Jura espresso machine for an entire year and then completely disassemble it. That’s when we’ll see what the brewing chamber really looks like after regular use. Will it be as clean on the inside as Jura claims? We’ll find out! I may have to eat some humble pie.

When it comes to listing the pros and cons during comparison, Jura coffee machines often seem to balance each other out. However, this only works when we remove prices from the analysis, which is what people do when they imagine owning the Ferrari of automatic espresso machines.

The most important factors — temperature, coffee grind quantity, aroma levels, coffee strength etc — are always adjustable, even in entry-level Jura coffee machines.

All machines work with an automatic milk frothing system — a cappuccinatore — except for the dairy-free Jura A1. Manual steam wands aren’t Jura’s thing.

Price-wise, the devices are always above standard market prices, even with equivalent equipment — buying Jura coffee machines at a discount isn’t that easy to do.

There’s not a basic container for milk included with the machine. Instead, Jura wants to upsell you on a separate Jura branded container, one of which is a wireless adapter-equipped carafe. I’d probably balk less if it was included with each Jura coffee maker. Then again, that might mean increasing the price, which is probably why Jura avoids doing so.

Regular maintenance and Jura coffee machine repair, though rarely needed, can be expensive and complicated — partially because of the fixed brew group.

When a Jura super automatic espresso machine bears a two-digit numerical code, it’s usually a somewhat-modified version of one from the main series. However, I haven’t quite cracked the code as to whether these modifications are more lavish or more modest.

In the meantime, I have selected one or more models from almost every line and decided clear winners. Once again, this shows that Jura home coffee machines are always best when not trying to be affordable or suitable for the masses.

I am very enthusiastic about this goliath Jura coffee maker. The Jura GIGA 6 doesn’t have to shy away from comparisons, even a little, and makes terrific coffee.

As far as the user experience, it’s great — especially on the TFT display, which I prefer over the app. However, the coffee spout could use a height and width adjustment. I’m sure I’d say the same of legroom in a Ferrari!

The grinder is not only infinitely variable but there are even two independent, electronically controllable grinders. The handiwork is terrific! Even the flat white tastes almost like it’s from an espresso machine at a cafe — and all at the touch of a button.

Everything about the Jura GIGA 6 is super, great and whatever other amazing adjectives you’d use to describe a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. That’s why I’ve named it the “Best Performing” Jura coffee maker.

This Jura espresso machine still demonstrates what we can expect from modern automatic espresso machines. That’s why the test report is so informative.

If you check out the bean hopper on the Jura GIGA W3, you’ll be surprised to see a 35.3 oz (1 kg) monster. This may appear like a good thing to some of you. However, in reality, having that many beans in a single hopper is inconvenient. If you want to use a different coffee one morning, you’ll have to manually empty the entire hopper before grinding and brewing.

On top of that, the time it takes to use that quantity of beans means your coffee beans would be exposed to unnecessary moisture, which affects flavor.

The Jura GIGA W3 is not compatible with Jura’s app and does not have a touch screen. I don’t know about you, but after using my smartphone all these years, I’m not eager to step back to push buttons beside a screen.

The exquisite frothed milk is outstanding, and the black coffee has never tasted so good to me. Plus, all the functions are easy to understand and make sense. The whole thing delivers a refined luxurious product experience.

The $3,195.00 Jura Z6 and the $4,495.00 Jura Z8 automatic espresso machines are quite similar. They both have a combination spout, more than 20 pre-programmed coffee-based drinks, as well as preparation parameters that you can fine-tune.

However, The Jura 8 has a touchscreen display instead of a TFT display. The Jura Z8 can also prepare frothed milk and coffee at the same time — thanks to having two Thermoblock heating systems incorporated into the design.

The ability of the Jura Z8 coffee maker to prepare milk and coffee at the same time makes cappuccinos and latte macchiatos even better. It’s really hard to argue with the convenience this feature offers, which has earned the Jura Z8 coffee maker the title of “Best for Latte Lovers.”

In any case, take my word for it, hardly anything better can happen to your coffee beans than to be run through a Jura Z-series super automatic espresso machine!

The newly released $4,299.00 Jura Z10 is a hot item this year. Ironically, I’ve awarded it “Best for Cold Extraction,” which should serve you well on a hot day. I debated about calling it “best for cold brew,” but feel a little conflicted about referring to “iced coffee drinks” as “cold brew.” Nonetheless, this is a masterpiece of a machine!

The Jura Z10 only has one Thermoblock heating system, which is probably because of the dominant focus on the cold extraction process. It also has Jura’s 8th generation brewing unit with 3D brewing technology. The claim to fame here is that it allegedly allows water to flow evenly through ground coffee at multiple levels, which is especially important for cold extraction.

Only one coffee bean hopper and grinder are on the Z10 as well, whereas the GIGA 6 has two of each. The grinder on the Z10 is noticeably quieter than on other Jura models though.

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NotesIncluded Accessories: Instruction booklet, Milk system cleaning container, Measuring spoon, Filler funnel for ground coffee.Included Accessories: Instruction booklet, Milk system cleaning container, Measuring spoon, Filler funnel for ground coffee.Included Accessories: Instruction booklet, Milk system cleaning container, Measuring spoon, Filter casing.

The Jura E-series of coffee machines is generally very consistent. It was my review of the Jura E8 that first stole my heart. In true Romeo and Juliet fashion, I realized the beauty that the Jura – Capulet – family could offer.

Thanks to the Pulse Extraction Process (PEP) and numerous sensible setting options, a very good espresso comes out of the coffee spout. Cappuccinos, lattes and latte macchiatos are also rather impressive.

The Jura E8 also only has one Thermoblock heating system, so you cannot brew espresso and froth milk simultaneously. That’s also part of why this machine costs significantly less than, say, the Jura Z8.

Available for $2,330.00, I’m naming the Jura E8 the “Best Budget” Jura coffee maker. While that’s still a lot of money, relative to other luxury Jura models, the features included on this automatic espresso machine make it a great deal.

The $1,546.00 Jura E6 has a lot of similarities with its Jura E8 sibling. One noticeable difference is in the number of preprogrammed specialty coffees. The Jura E6 only has 7 specialty coffees, whereas the E8 has 17.

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NotesIncluded Accessories: Instruction Booklet. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).Included Accessories: Instruction booklet, Milk system cleaning container, Measuring spoon, Filler funnel for ground coffee. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).

The Jura ENA series hasn’t really caught my eye like other Jura coffee machines, but each machine has its own merits. The Jura ENA 8 has a slightly smaller form factor than the Jura E-series machines.

The water reservoir is quite a bit smaller than one on the E-series, and the coffee bean container holds half as much. I see this as a huge plus, as it makes changing beans more frequently less of a chore. It also will prevent you from developing a habit of leaving too many coffee beans in your automatic espresso machine, where moisture can taint the beans.

The “multilevel” aroma grinder on the ENA 8 does not necessarily mean all that much — the grinding range of Jura coffee machines is roughly equivalent to a standard six-stage grinder.

Here, “artificial intelligence” means that the most frequently used coffee presets automatically arrange themselves at the highest point in the hierarchy within the touch screen’s “homepage.” This is normal for higher-end machines, by the way, but a strong selling point for the Jura E8 coffee maker.

The Jura ENA 4 sells for $898.95. Wait! Why so cheap? Well, because this automatic espresso machine doesn’t have a milk frothing feature. It’s meant for people who love black coffee and either want nothing to do with milk or cannot tolerate it. I almost named this Jura coffee maker “best for the lactose intolerant,” but decided that would be insensitive.

Like one would expect, there’s only one Thermoblock heating system. After all, there’s no need to froth milk if you don’t drink it, right? Actually, I kinda disagree on this point. I love the taste and feel of black coffees and sometimes indulge in delicious milk-based drinks as well.

But even if I only drank my coffees black, surely my friends and family would enjoy being able to make a cappuccino or latte at will. For this reason, I think you’re always better to buy a multipurpose automatic coffee machine … unless you have a medical need that requires you to stay far away from dairy.

NotesIncluded Accessories: Instruction Booklet, Filler funnels for ground coffee, Measuring spoon, Milk system cleaning container. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).Included Accessories: Instruction Booklet. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).

NotesIncluded Accessories: Instruction Booklet, Filler funnels for ground coffee, Measuring spoon, Milk system cleaning container. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).Included Accessories: Instruction Booklet. App connectivity with optional Jura Smart Connect (not included).

No one scratches their head anymore when a super automatic coffee maker without a milk frother competes against other machines in the category. That’s why the $798.95 Jura A1 is a good choice if you don’t need a milk frothing system and want to spend less money than on a “real” automatic espresso machine.

In my test, the Jura A1 made a good impression on me with its noble purism. Available in either Piano Black or Piano White, the high-quality artisanship, intuitive operation and aroma of the espresso are all top-notch. The grinding results, coffee quantity, extraction time and pump pressure are also spot-on.

Just because a Jura cappuccino machine is in this section doesn’t mean that I might not give it a chance in the future. I just don’t see any reason to test these models at this juncture.

Take the Jura D6, for example. It just hasn’t made much of an impression on me so far. If we leave out the A1, this is technically the entry-level Jura machine. You only get a digital plain text display and a cappuccinatore system, and you control it via rotary knobs. If you buy this Jura espresso machine, just tell your friends you went retro!

A Jura D6 coffee machine will run you $1,599.99, which is certainly OK since it offers pre-programmed beverages and surface design. However, in this area, there’s no question between the Jura or DeLonghi: the Italians deliver you a lot more machine for the same amount of money. Check out my DeLonghi Dinamic review for more information.

The Jura S8 coffee machine stands between the E-series and Z-series in the lineup, while the Jura X8 has disappeared from the manufacturer’s site altogether. However, you can still purchase it through a third-party site such as Amazon, at least at the time of writing.

If you come across older Jura coffee machines, such as those in the C-series or J-series, I recommend you steer clear of them. Jura has gone through many product cycles since making those. They are nowhere near what Jura coffee machines are today.

On the flip side, the Jura S8 coffee maker was released in 2018 and is still very relevant. Featuring an impressive touchscreen display and a lever for fine-tuning milk foam, the Jura S8 is loaded with premium features, but costs much less than a Z-series machine.

It could be that any other Jura coffee machine is selling better. Whatever the case may be, I cannot recommend buying a WE-series machine at this time. Clearly, something’s up.

While I do favor Jura coffee machines, that still doesn’t mean I like the overall price-performance ratio. There are simply no bargains to be had here, even during a Jura coffee machines sale.

Nowadays, everything with Jura coffee machines revolves around perfect coffee from every type of coffee bean, as well as perfect consistency of the milk. The lifespan of Jura coffee machines is certainly not without mention, either. They last for the long haul.

Admittedly, you do have to shell out more money for this top performance and excellent user experience in comparison. Seriously, what could be more important to automatic coffee machine owners than coffee quality?

These changes are exciting because Jura’s competitor Miele, for example, is just as snooty, offers a super design and yet is not quite as expensive. Of course, Miele has yet to saturate the market like Jura coffee machines have, which says something.

Jura coffee machines rely more on the luxury aspect, especially at price points ranging between $800 and $6,000. On top of that, with nearly every test, I become more and more convinced that Jura’s cup results have winning potential.

While I tend to use a strategic approach in my comparative reviews — evaluating devices on multiple benchmarks from the user experience to the cleaning — it can pigeonhole some machines. Just like it would not be practical to compare a Ferrari to a Honda, it’s not exactly reasonable to compare Jura coffee machines to the rest.

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