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I love my coffee maker so much. It has one chunky physical switch and no other controls or moving parts. No wifi, no smart bs, no pointless brew size settings,
by Skunkleton 6y ago
I love my coffee maker so much. It has one chunky physical switch and no other controls or moving parts. No wifi, no smart bs, no pointless brew size settings, its not spying on me, or inflicting me with DRM. I've had it for over 10 years now, and have had to perform no maintenance.
- YarickR2 6y agoYou'll love this https://www.flairespresso.com/ https://www.flairespresso.com/ Besides doing damn good espresso , it isn't even connected to the grid
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- Natales 6y agoSame. About 10 years ago I bought a Jura-Capresso super automatic coffee machine (S7). Very simple. 4 buttons. Small matrix text display with a good UX. Really nothing fancy. I clean it when it asks me to, and that's all the maintenance it needs. I recently looked at the latest models, and they've basically have not changed. Maybe a bit more silent. That's it. The rest is all connectivity and LCDs. Solutions looking for a problem.
- ClikeX 6y agoI got a Saeco full-automatic machine. It has no DRM or spyware to speak of. All the features work through physical buttons. The smartest thing it does is tell me to replace my water filter or that I need to descale. Which is really just a matter of counting.