- Sales Rank: #390266 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: DeLonghi
- Model: EAM4500
Features
- Stainless Steele
- AUTO CAPPUCCINO
- PATENTED SINGLE TOUCH CAPPUCCINO AND LATTE
- DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE MENU SETTINGS
- Stainless Steele
- AUTO CAPPUCCINO
- PATENTED SINGLE TOUCH CAPPUCCINO AND LATTE
- DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE MENU SETTINGS
Your kitchen becomes a cafe with this multifunctional machine. With the push of a button, it will brew an espresso and froth milk simultaneously, pouring a perfect cappuccino in minutes.
DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE MENU SETTINGS Allow you to adjust start time, auto shut-off and clock. You can adjust temperature of the coffee and water hardness. Plus, there are three settings for coffee strength: mild regular, and strong. Three buttons allow you to easily choose the size of cup you want: one-shot (small), two shots (medium) and large (long coffee). The three settings can be customized to your preferred taste.
PATENTED SINGLE TOUCH CAPPUCCINO AND LATTE The system includes a 25 oz. milk container, a detachable lid, for frothed milk for cappuccino or for steamed milk for latte. It also includes a unique automatic cleaning function with the easy push of a button. Plus, the entire container is detachable, so it can easily be placed in the refrigerator. All parts are dishwasher-safe. Place the cup under the nozzle and press the button. You ll get a perfect cappuccino or latte every time! Amounts of frothed / steamed milk and coffee are adjustable.
WHAT YOU GRIND IS WHAT YOU BREW The compact and patented Direct-to-Brew System with Thermoblock technology provides excellent heat distribution and it s removable for easy cleaning. The beans are ground instantly to ensure the freshest espresso or coffee. 15 BARS of Pressure
PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY CONICAL BURR GRINDER Integrated burr grinder produces consistent, fresh and aromatic espresso or coffee. Grind settings allow you to adjust the fineness for all types of beans.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By C. Nelson
Edit September 2013: It may be pointless to update since they don't make this model anymore, but I think the Magnifica is practically the same, so here goes...Sadly our super-auto machine seems finally to have hit its limit. The exterior of the boiler has corroded, I think because of an internal gasket failure; the motor that raises and lowers the brewing unit into position is stuck; and the display shows a "General Alarm" that prevents the machine from working at all. This all happened over the course of about a week (well, the corrosion probably has been ongoing but undiscovered for quite some time).I calculated that we have put this machine through more than 11,000 brew cycles, not counting hot water only or steamed milk only uses, so even after accounting for the cost of coffee beans I saved tens of thousands of dollars over buying the comparable amount of coffee drinks at retail coffee shops. There is an authorized repair center close to me. The likely replacement parts on the DeLonghi website are a couple hundred dollars. I expect with labor and other necessary parts, a repair will run me several hundred dollars. I would buy this machine again new if it were available but not sure whether I will bother to get this five year old trooper repaired or put that money toward an new machine.Original Review:I bought this machine about three months ago and am really happy with it. It works flawlessly. The one touch cappuccini are outstanding. We use it every day. Coffee is excellent. I have been using beans ordered online from Supreme Bean in L.A. and Atomic Cafe in VT and it blows away any other coffee I have made at home and 99% of coffee I've had out and about. Just about every setting can be adjusted to your personal taste, so you can set it up just the way you like. The machine is expensive, but when I factor in the drastic reduction in $$ spent at coffee shops it will pay for itself pretty quickly. Also, if you are in SoCal, you can pick these coffee makers up at the Starbucks outlet at the Ontario Mills Outlet Mall (where the 10 and 15 freeways intersect northeast of Los Angeles) for a fraction of the retail price. They accept Starbucks giftcards at the outlet store. [...] Score! But after having used it, I would still recommend it even if you can't make it to Ontario.1 year plus update:Delonghi discontinued this machine in favor of the same model with a better stainless steel boiler, the ESAM4500. My EAM4500 is still going strong though and gets a workout several times a day. Also, the Starbucks outlet at Ontario Mills closed at the end of 2009.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Kari L. Barton
I bought this product, it broke after three months. Delonghi says the part is on backorder. I've been waiting three months and they refuse to do anything until the part comes in.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By agentgeosun
machine works as intended. it is a little slower than the big commerical units. cleans up very easy.
Delonghi Rialto Automatic Espresso Coffeemaker EAM4500
In Stock! Go to STORE Now !Love this machineBy C. Nelson
Edit September 2013: It may be pointless to update since they don't make this model anymore, but I think the Magnifica is practically the same, so here goes...Sadly our super-auto machine seems finally to have hit its limit. The exterior of the boiler has corroded, I think because of an internal gasket failure; the motor that raises and lowers the brewing unit into position is stuck; and the display shows a "General Alarm" that prevents the machine from working at all. This all happened over the course of about a week (well, the corrosion probably has been ongoing but undiscovered for quite some time).I calculated that we have put this machine through more than 11,000 brew cycles, not counting hot water only or steamed milk only uses, so even after accounting for the cost of coffee beans I saved tens of thousands of dollars over buying the comparable amount of coffee drinks at retail coffee shops. There is an authorized repair center close to me. The likely replacement parts on the DeLonghi website are a couple hundred dollars. I expect with labor and other necessary parts, a repair will run me several hundred dollars. I would buy this machine again new if it were available but not sure whether I will bother to get this five year old trooper repaired or put that money toward an new machine.Original Review:I bought this machine about three months ago and am really happy with it. It works flawlessly. The one touch cappuccini are outstanding. We use it every day. Coffee is excellent. I have been using beans ordered online from Supreme Bean in L.A. and Atomic Cafe in VT and it blows away any other coffee I have made at home and 99% of coffee I've had out and about. Just about every setting can be adjusted to your personal taste, so you can set it up just the way you like. The machine is expensive, but when I factor in the drastic reduction in $$ spent at coffee shops it will pay for itself pretty quickly. Also, if you are in SoCal, you can pick these coffee makers up at the Starbucks outlet at the Ontario Mills Outlet Mall (where the 10 and 15 freeways intersect northeast of Los Angeles) for a fraction of the retail price. They accept Starbucks giftcards at the outlet store. [...] Score! But after having used it, I would still recommend it even if you can't make it to Ontario.1 year plus update:Delonghi discontinued this machine in favor of the same model with a better stainless steel boiler, the ESAM4500. My EAM4500 is still going strong though and gets a workout several times a day. Also, the Starbucks outlet at Ontario Mills closed at the end of 2009.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Kari L. Barton
I bought this product, it broke after three months. Delonghi says the part is on backorder. I've been waiting three months and they refuse to do anything until the part comes in.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By agentgeosun
machine works as intended. it is a little slower than the big commerical units. cleans up very easy.
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Low Cost Coffee Maker
- Stainless Steele
- AUTO CAPPUCCINO
- PATENTED SINGLE TOUCH CAPPUCCINO AND LATTE
- DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE MENU SETTINGS
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