Profitec Go [Colour: Mustard Yellow] Coffee Machine | JetBlack Espresso
The Profitec GO is a single boiler espresso machine with a short 5 - 7 minute heat-up time, programmable PID for coffee and steam temperatures, shot clock and ECO mode. The GO is just 21cm wide and ideal for the home espresso enthusiast.
The Profitec GO is a single boiler espresso machine with a short 5 - 7 minute heat-up time, programmable PID for coffee and steam temperatures, shot clock and ECO mode. The GO is just 21cm wide and ideal for the home espresso enthusiast.
The Profitec GO is a single boiler espresso machine with a short 5 - 7 minute heat-up time, programmable PID for coffee and steam temperatures, shot clock and ECO mode. The GO is just 21cm wide and ideal for the home espresso enthusiast.
The Profitec GO is a single boiler espresso machine with a short 5 - 7 minute heat-up time, programmable PID for coffee and steam temperatures, shot clock and ECO mode. The GO is just 21cm wide and ideal for the home espresso enthusiast.
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Profitec Go Espresso Machine - Compact & Portable Coffee Maker for Home Baristas - Perfect for Espresso Lovers & Coffee Connoisseurs
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originally posted on idrinkcoffee.com
This machine is built like a tank, and as a result has great thermal stability. That, along with the PID and built-in timer, makes it a pleasure to pull shots with. The water tank and drip tray have plenty of room, even though the overall footprint of the machine is not very big. It just feels solid. I don't expect I will need or want a new machine for many years, if ever.My only qualms are that:1. The water tank cover sits loosely and may be prone to rattling when the pump is on2. There is only about 3 inches of clearance between the portafilter spouts and drip tray (might be worth getting bottomless portafilter)3. The steam wand is a bit short, measuring about 3.5 inches to the crook of the rubber elbow (a 20oz pitcher might be too big to use easily)I got the ... MoreThis machine is built like a tank, and as a result has great thermal stability. That, along with the PID and built-in timer, makes it a pleasure to pull shots with. The water tank and drip tray have plenty of room, even though the overall footprint of the machine is not very big. It just feels solid. I don't expect I will need or want a new machine for many years, if ever.My only qualms are that:1. The water tank cover sits loosely and may be prone to rattling when the pump is on2. There is only about 3 inches of clearance between the portafilter spouts and drip tray (might be worth getting bottomless portafilter)3. The steam wand is a bit short, measuring about 3.5 inches to the crook of the rubber elbow (a 20oz pitcher might be too big to use easily)I got the machine shipped from Canada to the US, and it arrived in perfect condition. The woman I spoke to on the phone was very nice and told me that idrinkcoffee would handle all the import fees etc, which they did. I'm very happy with my purchase!
originally posted on idrinkcoffee.com
Oh, behold the semi-automatic espresso machine! A masterpiece of kitchen engineering and design that, like a jolly circus performer, juggles my coffee cravings and my sanity with great finesse. At first glance, it's a mesmerizing sight, boasting a finish so sleek and haptics so delightful that I wondered if I had stumbled upon a coffee-making time machine from the future.The full-sized portafilter and non-stick steam wand are like the dream team of coffee-making, ready to extract the nectar of life and conjure velvety milk froth with a wave of their magical handles. Plus, let's not forget the joy of twiddling with the plethora of regulation options, like a mad scientist in a lab coat experimenting with the perfect espresso formula.However, this magnificent coffee ... MoreOh, behold the semi-automatic espresso machine! A masterpiece of kitchen engineering and design that, like a jolly circus performer, juggles my coffee cravings and my sanity with great finesse. At first glance, it's a mesmerizing sight, boasting a finish so sleek and haptics so delightful that I wondered if I had stumbled upon a coffee-making time machine from the future.The full-sized portafilter and non-stick steam wand are like the dream team of coffee-making, ready to extract the nectar of life and conjure velvety milk froth with a wave of their magical handles. Plus, let's not forget the joy of twiddling with the plethora of regulation options, like a mad scientist in a lab coat experimenting with the perfect espresso formula.However, this magnificent coffee sorcery is not without its quirks. Alas, the metallic cacophony that emerges from within! It's as if the machine secretly doubles as a percussionist in a chaotic band. Imagine a rattling metal bucket filled with mischievous nails, conspiring to add a musical twist to your morning coffee ritual. Oh, the harmonious charm of clanging and vibrating parts! Perhaps I should start offering a seat to my espresso machine during my coffee sessions; it seems like it wants to join the conversation.To add to the whimsy, this contraption arrives in a double-box extravaganza! I found myself contemplating whether to keep the boxes and create an "Espresso Machine Castle" for it to rule over, or just let it roam freely on my kitchen counter. Oh, the joys of extended warranties and the storage dilemmas they bring!As for the taste journey, it's been a curious adventure. With each brew, I feel like a coffee alchemist, trying to unlock the secrets of the perfect cup. My taste buds are on a rollercoaster ride, unsure whether to scream with joy or hold on for dear life. But fret not, dear caffeinated comrades, for I shall continue to play with this whimsical beast until I find that elusive sweet spot that promises coffee nirvana.In conclusion, this semi-automatic espresso machine is a true entertainer. Its noisy symphony might wake up the neighbors, and the double-box may tempt you to host a packing material party, but its coffee-making prowess is worth the occasional chaos. So, here's to more quirky mornings and countless cups of coffee, as we dance along with our delightful, metallic companion on this journey of caffeine and comedy!
originally posted on idrinkcoffee.com
This is my first espresso machine, and I've greatly been enjoying learning on it. So far I've been pulling very nice shots. The included basket and tamper work very well together. A Timemore black mirror basic+ fits well on the drip tray (see video), though between that, the low group, and the spouted portafilter, it leaves very little room for cups. Will likely need to upgrade to a bottomless portafilter.The steam wand is dual-walled, so it doesn't get very hot (still warm, but not burn-you hot), which means that milk doesn't stick to it as much while steaming. I don't think I saw that advertized anywhere, but it's a nice touch.When mine arrived, the PID was showing an A1 error code, which means that the probe which measures temperature into the boiler was not ... MoreThis is my first espresso machine, and I've greatly been enjoying learning on it. So far I've been pulling very nice shots. The included basket and tamper work very well together. A Timemore black mirror basic+ fits well on the drip tray (see video), though between that, the low group, and the spouted portafilter, it leaves very little room for cups. Will likely need to upgrade to a bottomless portafilter.The steam wand is dual-walled, so it doesn't get very hot (still warm, but not burn-you hot), which means that milk doesn't stick to it as much while steaming. I don't think I saw that advertized anywhere, but it's a nice touch.When mine arrived, the PID was showing an A1 error code, which means that the probe which measures temperature into the boiler was not working. After emailing with support, who assured me that trying to fix it myself wouldn't void warranty, I opened the back up and found that the wire cradle which connects the probe to the PID wasn't plugged in. I'm not sure whether this was a manufacturing error or it came loose during shipping, but thankfully it was an easy enough fix to just plug it back in. I've included a picture of where it's supposed to plug in in case anyone else has the same issue.
| Nominal tamper size | 58mm |
| Ideal tamper size | 58.55mm |
| Heat up time | 5-15 Minutes |
| Built-in Grinder | No |
| Pressure Profiling | No |
Profitec Go Espresso Machine - Compact & Portable Coffee Maker for Home Baristas - Perfect for Espresso Lovers & Coffee Connoisseurs
Free delivery
Profitec Go 2.0 *Latest Model*, Yellow
Free delivery
Profitec Go Coral
Free delivery
Profitec GO
Profitec GO Coffee Machine Coral Red
Delivery $9.95
This machine is built like a tank, and as a result has great thermal stability. That, along with the PID and built-in timer, makes it a pleasure to pull shots with. The water tank and drip tray have plenty of room, even though the overall footprint of the machine is not very big. It just feels solid. I don't expect I will need or want a new machine for many years, if ever.My only qualms are that:1. The water tank cover sits loosely and may be prone to rattling when the pump is on2. There is only about 3 inches of clearance between the portafilter spouts and drip tray (might be worth getting bottomless portafilter)3. The steam wand is a bit short, measuring about 3.5 inches to the crook of the rubber elbow (a 20oz pitcher might be too big to use easily)I got the ... MoreThis machine is built like a tank, and as a result has great thermal stability. That, along with the PID and built-in timer, makes it a pleasure to pull shots with. The water tank and drip tray have plenty of room, even though the overall footprint of the machine is not very big. It just feels solid. I don't expect I will need or want a new machine for many years, if ever.My only qualms are that:1. The water tank cover sits loosely and may be prone to rattling when the pump is on2. There is only about 3 inches of clearance between the portafilter spouts and drip tray (might be worth getting bottomless portafilter)3. The steam wand is a bit short, measuring about 3.5 inches to the crook of the rubber elbow (a 20oz pitcher might be too big to use easily)I got the machine shipped from Canada to the US, and it arrived in perfect condition. The woman I spoke to on the phone was very nice and told me that idrinkcoffee would handle all the import fees etc, which they did. I'm very happy with my purchase!
Oh, behold the semi-automatic espresso machine! A masterpiece of kitchen engineering and design that, like a jolly circus performer, juggles my coffee cravings and my sanity with great finesse. At first glance, it's a mesmerizing sight, boasting a finish so sleek and haptics so delightful that I wondered if I had stumbled upon a coffee-making time machine from the future.The full-sized portafilter and non-stick steam wand are like the dream team of coffee-making, ready to extract the nectar of life and conjure velvety milk froth with a wave of their magical handles. Plus, let's not forget the joy of twiddling with the plethora of regulation options, like a mad scientist in a lab coat experimenting with the perfect espresso formula.However, this magnificent coffee ... MoreOh, behold the semi-automatic espresso machine! A masterpiece of kitchen engineering and design that, like a jolly circus performer, juggles my coffee cravings and my sanity with great finesse. At first glance, it's a mesmerizing sight, boasting a finish so sleek and haptics so delightful that I wondered if I had stumbled upon a coffee-making time machine from the future.The full-sized portafilter and non-stick steam wand are like the dream team of coffee-making, ready to extract the nectar of life and conjure velvety milk froth with a wave of their magical handles. Plus, let's not forget the joy of twiddling with the plethora of regulation options, like a mad scientist in a lab coat experimenting with the perfect espresso formula.However, this magnificent coffee sorcery is not without its quirks. Alas, the metallic cacophony that emerges from within! It's as if the machine secretly doubles as a percussionist in a chaotic band. Imagine a rattling metal bucket filled with mischievous nails, conspiring to add a musical twist to your morning coffee ritual. Oh, the harmonious charm of clanging and vibrating parts! Perhaps I should start offering a seat to my espresso machine during my coffee sessions; it seems like it wants to join the conversation.To add to the whimsy, this contraption arrives in a double-box extravaganza! I found myself contemplating whether to keep the boxes and create an "Espresso Machine Castle" for it to rule over, or just let it roam freely on my kitchen counter. Oh, the joys of extended warranties and the storage dilemmas they bring!As for the taste journey, it's been a curious adventure. With each brew, I feel like a coffee alchemist, trying to unlock the secrets of the perfect cup. My taste buds are on a rollercoaster ride, unsure whether to scream with joy or hold on for dear life. But fret not, dear caffeinated comrades, for I shall continue to play with this whimsical beast until I find that elusive sweet spot that promises coffee nirvana.In conclusion, this semi-automatic espresso machine is a true entertainer. Its noisy symphony might wake up the neighbors, and the double-box may tempt you to host a packing material party, but its coffee-making prowess is worth the occasional chaos. So, here's to more quirky mornings and countless cups of coffee, as we dance along with our delightful, metallic companion on this journey of caffeine and comedy!
This is my first espresso machine, and I've greatly been enjoying learning on it. So far I've been pulling very nice shots. The included basket and tamper work very well together. A Timemore black mirror basic+ fits well on the drip tray (see video), though between that, the low group, and the spouted portafilter, it leaves very little room for cups. Will likely need to upgrade to a bottomless portafilter.The steam wand is dual-walled, so it doesn't get very hot (still warm, but not burn-you hot), which means that milk doesn't stick to it as much while steaming. I don't think I saw that advertized anywhere, but it's a nice touch.When mine arrived, the PID was showing an A1 error code, which means that the probe which measures temperature into the boiler was not ... MoreThis is my first espresso machine, and I've greatly been enjoying learning on it. So far I've been pulling very nice shots. The included basket and tamper work very well together. A Timemore black mirror basic+ fits well on the drip tray (see video), though between that, the low group, and the spouted portafilter, it leaves very little room for cups. Will likely need to upgrade to a bottomless portafilter.The steam wand is dual-walled, so it doesn't get very hot (still warm, but not burn-you hot), which means that milk doesn't stick to it as much while steaming. I don't think I saw that advertized anywhere, but it's a nice touch.When mine arrived, the PID was showing an A1 error code, which means that the probe which measures temperature into the boiler was not working. After emailing with support, who assured me that trying to fix it myself wouldn't void warranty, I opened the back up and found that the wire cradle which connects the probe to the PID wasn't plugged in. I'm not sure whether this was a manufacturing error or it came loose during shipping, but thankfully it was an easy enough fix to just plug it back in. I've included a picture of where it's supposed to plug in in case anyone else has the same issue.
For context, this is my first espresso machine and I am a novice in espresso. I researched extensively before choosing the Profitec Go, and I am extremely pleased with my decision. The excellent build quality, coupled with extremely useful features not found in entry level machines, such as the PID sensor / shot timer, easy access to the OPV and a pressure gauge, convinced me to go with this machine.I have been able to experiment with my espresso shots and fine tuning to dial in my shots - the features above have been very helpful for me as a novice to get concrete data points for each shot so I can modify as I like.If the machine is in your budget, go for it, you will not regret it.
The Profitec GO Espresso Machine replaces a decade old Expobar Espresso machine from Whole latte love. In both cases researched the digital archives comparatively for all machines to discuss many details for future use successfully with representatives. The Expobar then was exceptional. Long lasting, functional and unfailing in quality. The PROFITEC design with technological simplicity and further longevity is a pleasure to use with quality espressos daily. Lighter with further functionality a reliable source of enjoyment. Thanks to further discussions in a final decision with Whole latte love. Thanks again, salute.
I can't give this a 5 stars due to the following reasons. The machine is great but the PID is faulty when it delivered. One of the button doesn't work properly. I have to return it to fix it and it takes more than 3 weeks and still haven't got any update. I actually like their product a lot so, I expected Idrinkcoffee to offer me back something for this faulty machine and the delay. So far, nothing and I have to ask them personally which make myself very uncomfortable to do that. It's so sad that I have to think twice before I purchase another new machine in the future. I will still give a good 3 stars for their quick responsiveness during the this whole process.
Have had this unit for 2 months and I am very happy I went with a machine-grade espresso machine versus appliance-grade. Very simple machine with outstanding build quality that is apparent right out of the box. I am really loving the manual aspect of preparing and pulling my shot, finding just the right balance of temperature, pressure, time and fineness/coarseness of grinds. Took me quite a few pulls to strike the right balance and get rich creamy espresso shots but it’s worth it to learn the art. From the start I upgraded the shower screen, something you cannot do, take it apart, with appliance grade. Outstanding customer service from Whole Latte Love, when my specific color way was ordered and unable to ship right away they allowed me to choose a different, more ... MoreHave had this unit for 2 months and I am very happy I went with a machine-grade espresso machine versus appliance-grade. Very simple machine with outstanding build quality that is apparent right out of the box. I am really loving the manual aspect of preparing and pulling my shot, finding just the right balance of temperature, pressure, time and fineness/coarseness of grinds. Took me quite a few pulls to strike the right balance and get rich creamy espresso shots but it’s worth it to learn the art. From the start I upgraded the shower screen, something you cannot do, take it apart, with appliance grade. Outstanding customer service from Whole Latte Love, when my specific color way was ordered and unable to ship right away they allowed me to choose a different, more expensive color that was ready to ship, at no additional charge. They also shipped free replacement parts during aforementioned shower screen replacement exercise. Couldn’t be happier dealing with Whole Latte Love. No complaints with this machine thus far. I recommend it.
I've been using the Profitec GO for a few weeks now and can say with absolute certainty this machine is legit. I conducted months of research before making the purchase and am more than satisfied with the experience thus far. I'm able to brew next level coffee with this machine and all the reviews and critiques I read from this machine are more than accurate. It brews incredibly consistent espresso at the perfect temperature. It doesn't take long to heat up the boiler and am pulling shots in no time at all. I cant criticize anything up until this point as the multi-variable equation to solve the age old question "how to craft the perfect shot of espresso" takes time to configure with your roast of choice. That being said, I spent a few days working on grind size, ... MoreI've been using the Profitec GO for a few weeks now and can say with absolute certainty this machine is legit. I conducted months of research before making the purchase and am more than satisfied with the experience thus far. I'm able to brew next level coffee with this machine and all the reviews and critiques I read from this machine are more than accurate. It brews incredibly consistent espresso at the perfect temperature. It doesn't take long to heat up the boiler and am pulling shots in no time at all. I cant criticize anything up until this point as the multi-variable equation to solve the age old question "how to craft the perfect shot of espresso" takes time to configure with your roast of choice. That being said, I spent a few days working on grind size, dosage, pull time etc etc and can say the recipe is still a work in progress. At the end of the day this machine was an excellent choice for my first espresso machine and look forward to becoming the best at home barista I can be. Thanks WLL, kudos to you for offering this machine.
The Go pulls wonderful espresso shots heats up fast build quality is excellent all this in and a small footprint saving counter top space. However if like making milk drinks like I do this machine is not for you. The boiler is so small I was not able to get through steaming even a small pitcher before it ran out of steam. The people at Whole latte love we very helpful and made a couple of suggestions but in the end I sent the machine back and bought a heat exchange machine. Many of the reviews rave about the Gos steaming ability but this was not my experience.
I stepped up to this machine from a Delonghi ECP 3420. The idea was a long term use machine and not need to upgrade in the future. I’m the only coffee drinker in the house so no need for a heat exchanger or dual boiler machine. Out of the box the machine seemed impressive. After some use though I found things I did not like.-The buttons are nice but can be difficult to tell if the button is engaged or not. Combine this with the power indicator light not being very bright and I found myself leaving the machine on unintentionally. ECO mode helps with this, but given that I travel often, this was a con for me.-The manual recommends purging the boiler twice before steaming. While my plants were happy with the extra water for them, I found myself refilling the tank ... MoreI stepped up to this machine from a Delonghi ECP 3420. The idea was a long term use machine and not need to upgrade in the future. I’m the only coffee drinker in the house so no need for a heat exchanger or dual boiler machine. Out of the box the machine seemed impressive. After some use though I found things I did not like.-The buttons are nice but can be difficult to tell if the button is engaged or not. Combine this with the power indicator light not being very bright and I found myself leaving the machine on unintentionally. ECO mode helps with this, but given that I travel often, this was a con for me.-The manual recommends purging the boiler twice before steaming. While my plants were happy with the extra water for them, I found myself refilling the tank sooner than I feel would have otherwise been necessary. Plus, this was just too much work, splatter, and equipment juggling for me.-Frothing - this machine did poorly with frothing alternative milks. And I tried the same exact oatmilk used at my favorite local cafe. I am new to manual frothing so I put alot of effort into learning with little improvement in results. Then I tried goat milk. Perfect latte art froth.-The puck seems to remain wetter than what I expected given the price of this machine.-The shower screen often splashes the grinds up onto the screen, making a mess.-The cup warmer barely gets to a warm temperature. It really is just a shelf, not a warmer. Another disappointment for a $1000 machine.-I have the Barazata Encore grinder, I modded it to be stepless which helped but still is a poor companion for the Profitec. Combined with the cons I felt the machine had, I decided I did not like the machine enough to upgrade my grinder. Even with stepless grinding, I never achieved an enjoyable espresso with the same beans from my local cafe that I often enjoyed in my Delonghi.I’ve given the machine 4 stars because I’m sure some of these cons are due to my inexperience and others may not be a con to you. Personally I will be downgrading this machine and upgrading my grinder.Also worth noting - Whole Latte Love customer service has been wonderful with helping me with decision making and answering questions.
| Nominal tamper size | 58mm |
| Ideal tamper size | 58.55mm |
| Heat up time | 5-15 Minutes |
| Built-in Grinder | No |
| Pressure Profiling | No |
