Saeco Coffee Maker & Manual Espresso Machines

Less people seek out a Saeco coffee maker than they do Saeco automatic espresso machines for the home. Saeco is well known for both their automatic and manual espresso machines, which are perfect for home and personal use. However, in addition to these they have several coffee machines in their lineup as well. Here's an overview of Saeco including many of their coffee machines and their full lineup of manual espresso machines for home and personal usage.

Saeco Coffee Maker Models

Renaissance Glass: This is a drip coffee machine for home use with a 55 ounce glass carafe. It's very stylishly designed with stainless steel and also comes in black. It's about 12 inches tall and weighs 6 pounds. It features a warming plate to help keep coffee warm, a digital display with blue LED light and programmable clock and timer functions. It costs about $100.

Renaissance Urn: The Renaissance Urn is perfect for large businesses, conference centers, hotel lobbies and much more. It can brew between 20 and 60 cups of coffee and is completely programmable and easy to use and clean. It features a nice stainless steel design and has features to ensure the coffee stays at the exact temperature you desire.

Venus Limited: This is an 8 cup automatic coffee maker that has a ceramic thermal carafe that can keep coffee hot for up to 5 hours. It is fully programmable and features an easy to read LED display. For less than $100, consumers love the long lasting, fresh coffee that the thermal carafe provides.

Saeco Manual Espresso Machines

Aroma: The Aroma come in black and stainless steel and is entirely constructed from metal. It features a portafilter that can also function with espresso pods. The steam wand allows for easy milk frothing, as well as hot water for other beverages. It's easy to use, small enough for your home counter and produces great espresso, cappuccino and latte at an affordable price.

Nina: The Nina comes in three different models, the Nina Bar, Nina Cappuccino and Nina Traditional. The Nina Traditional is a great, small manual espresso machine for the home, featuring a valve water tank and an adjustable drip tray along with a Pannarello frothing attachment. The Nina Cappuccino uses manual dosing and featuring a Cappuccinatore frothing attachment for easy and quick beverage making.

The Nina Bar is the top model featuring electronic dosing and offering superior control in addition to the features of the other models. The three models start at around $175 and range up to $350.

Magic: The Magic Cappuccino Plus features a fantastic design that can easily rest on your kitchen counter or behind the counter of a small restaurant or café. It features sturdy and strong construction, uses manual dosing and has a cup warming surface at its top for an added bonus. An easy to use milk frothing attachment allows you to make all of your favorite coffee and espresso beverages. This model costs around $350.

Gran Crema: The Gran Crema features a very unique styling with a stainless steel base and transparent blue water tank which can be easily removed and held with a handle. There is also a water level indicator to help show when you need to refill and the Gran Crema has many of the great, easy to use features of the Magic model. You may find this model for around $200.

A Saeco coffee maker will certainly handle everything it's supposed to be able to. But if you're looking for the ability to make all of your favorite drinks from the convenience of your own home, than Saeco manual espresso machines outdo any Saeco coffee maker.

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