I think it should be called 3-in-1. The hot water/steamer wand is too low and not really adjustable...makes it difficult to use sometimes. If you need just hot water, use the pod selection without a pod. Coffe pot is smaller than the standard drip we had. Went from 14 to 12 cup. We'll keep it but just OK for the price.

So far this has been a better machine than any keurig machine I’ve owned. I like the fact that you can use a screen pod and your own grounds to make a cup and top it off with a nespresso pod and foam milk all in one easy process. It seems to have plenty power which keurig lacked. So far it’s my pick of the lot. One note….a little dab of lube on the two rollers would make the cover close easier.

We love this Barista. The coffee keeps hot. The espresso tastes great and it is so fun making the cappucino's. We use this daily and are satisfied with it. The only downfall is the coffee pot makes a clicking sound every few minutes once the coffee is made. We are not sure if this is suppose to make the noise or not.

After working my morning with 3 different appliances to make coffee I an now enjoying a multi use coffee machine that uncluttered my kitchen counter. Espresso, a regular cup of joe, or a pot is now easy and satisfying. Each function works smoothly and fast. My mornings are now stress free and fun.

I love all the features of this 4-in-1! Granted, I’ve only used the brewing portion, but the steamer and single pod side for espresso or k-cups is ingenious. I will say the carafe would be better if the top just hinged open instead of having to snap it off, and because the water reservoir lid only opens 90 degrees, it can be tricky to pour water in there from the carafe without spilling. I don’t use the faucet hose like many do I use filtered water.

All in all it’s a great coffee maker. Filling the main water tank is a bit of a challenge without making a bit of a mess, I’ve resorted to using a funnel. The steamer is neat, but I’ve yet to froth/steam the milk without making a huge mess— and it just turns out as hot milk.

The coffee maker and all the features work great. My only gripe is that after a brew cycle it vents alot of steam out the top , rendering it useless to put under a kitchen cabinet. Overtime, the cabinet will warp. So not I have to pull it to the front of the counter, taking up much more space than really necessary. My former Cuisinart coffee maker didnt do this.

I've only had this machine since 6/16/24, but it has worked flawlessly so far. I can't really comment on the quality of espresso it produces as I haven't really been an espresso drinker. My wife who frequents Starbucks does say that the drinks I've produced for her have been good. The other functions have done just fine. As far as the machine itself, it works well and seems to have a good build quality. All the functions seem to work, but there is a small learning curve to this machine. My main complaint with the machine is the milk frother as it's not very convenient. The steam tube is completely vertical and too long to get a milk filled container underneath without tipping allowing the milk/foam to spill out. It does swing out from the machine, but is still too close to easily froth the milk. It's just not designed for easy use. Other than that, all is fine with this machine and I have enjoyed the versatility allowing for fresh brewed coffee into the carafe, k-cup, or espresso drinks.

Best of all coffee worlds. Love having the option to brew a pot, a cup or a specialty brew. The frother/instant hot water wand is perfect for lattes or a cup of tea. Was using a machine that only made k-cups or nespresso pods and having the option to brew a pot is great for lazy weekends or when company is coming.

It’s a great drip brew coffee and fast with pods and Nespresso pods also. The milk Steamer, although fast and works well is a terrible design as it doesn’t flex to allow the frothing container underneath it. Seems a silly design miss. Otherwise it all works quite well and I like the “all in one” system it provides