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title: "Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine, Small, 40 fluid ounces, Silver"
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# 250g bean capacity 1250W rapid steam power front-accessible cleaning Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine, Small, 40 fluid ounces, Silver

**Brand:** gaggia
**Price:** AED 3707
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your mornings with Italian espresso mastery—compact, powerful, and effortlessly chic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine, Small, 40 fluid ounces, Silver by gaggia
- **How much does it cost?** AED 3707 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- gaggia enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gaggia brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Maintenance:** Front-accessible water tank, drip tray, and dregs drawer make cleaning a breeze—stay ready to impress.
- • **Rapid Steam Technology:** 1250 watts deliver fast heat-up and powerful frothing for café-quality cappuccinos and lattes.
- • **Compact Italian Elegance:** Sleek stainless steel design fits perfectly in any modern kitchen without sacrificing performance.
- • **Customizable Coffee Experience:** Adjust grind size and coffee amount with internal grinder for personalized espresso perfection.
- • **Barista-Level Espresso at Your Fingertips:** Super-automatic precision with push-button controls and LED display for flawless brews every time.

## Overview

The Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine combines a compact, brushed stainless steel design with advanced 1250W rapid steam technology and a 250g bean capacity. Featuring an intuitive LED display and push-button controls, it offers customizable grind and brew settings alongside a pannarello wand for professional milk frothing. Front-accessible components simplify cleaning, making it the perfect blend of style, convenience, and authentic Italian espresso craftsmanship.

## Description

The new face of traditional Italian espresso, the Gaggia Brera features an elegant brushed stainless steel front panel and a compact design that is much more space efficient than most machines in its class. But don't let its size fool you; this super automatic takes full advantage of advanced technology-allowing it to go toe-to-toe with the industry's heavyweights. Housing Material : Stainless Steel / Plastic. Steam Wand Movement Type: Pivoting.

Review: Great price, it's very convenient and quiet, and makes good coffee. Wonderful for the non-connoisseur! - As an owner of a Gaggia Titanium for over a decade, I've been sold on superauto coffee machines for a long time. So when my Titanium finally died, I knew I'd be getting another superauto. But the Titanium had some quirks that annoyed me. And it was quite noisy. So I was totally open to other brands and my hunt for my next superauto would involve a TON of research as there are WAY more superautos out there than there were when I got my Titanium! Being that I live in Hawaii and no brand of superauto is serviced here, I opted for a 4-year warranty at checkout that includes shipping both ways. Also, as it seems no superauto lives much longer than a decade, I didn't want to spend over $1,000 like I did on my Titanium. So what really brought me to the Brera was price. This is what I think: PROS: 1) PRICE, obviously! Very affordable so long as it lasts a long time. 2) It's quiet! The burr grinder is WAY quieter and so is the rest of the process compared to the Titanium. And overall, it's not that noisy. 3) Delivers a decent crema. Not as thick as a pro espresso machine, but still quite nice and on par with pretty much all but the top superautos. 4) Very quick and easy access to the water reservoir and dregdrawer right in the front of the unit. 5) Still has customizable cup size. In other words, you can program how much coffee comes out when you press the small cup (espresso) button and also for the big cup (cafe crema) button. 6) Relatively compact size. A fair amount smaller than the Titanium. CONS: 1) Water reservoir is too small. It's way too small. You'll need to keep a 2L bottle of water next to the machine or you'll be constantly going back and forth to your water source. 2) Lots of rinsing cycles (I'm not talking about descaling). When you turn it on, it spits out water. When you turn it off, it spits out water. With a tiny water reservoir, this sucks. It's probably a good thing for the machine and the quality of coffee, but it drains the tiny reservoir quickly. 3) Can't adjust coffee temperature. I'm not a fan of really hot coffee. While the Brera doesn't make it scalding, it's a tad hotter than I prefer. 4) No clock. I like having clocks on my appliances. 5) Dispensing spout is not quite tall enough to accommodate my favorite coffee mug. Granted, it's a relatively tall mug but not giant. The Brera will accommodate big squatty Starbucks mugs like the kind that has the name of the city of the shop you're in though. All in all, if you love your coffee but you're not a genuine for real coffee connoisseur, you'll love this simple effective, and convenient, machine. High quality coffee that utterly outclasses drip coffee+espresso machine combos ($100ish). If you simply must have the best coffee possible, well, this is certainly not the machine for you. But if really good, 1-button ease coffee appeals to you, this one's pretty much a no-brainer. Cheers! :) EDIT: Added a photo for Jeff of my programmed Big Cup amount of coffee brewed. A little over 5oz.
Review: Love this little machine - UPDATE: I’ve had this machine for nearly a year and I love it. I use it every day and it makes great tasting espresso and has been working well without any issues so far. The milk frother works great- I took the auto frother off to make it into a manual frother so I could get microfoam and a smoother, sweeter milk. Once you get your settings dialed in so your espresso tastes the way you want and you find good, fresh (non-oily!) beans, this thing works like a dream. I’ve almost completely stopped going to the coffee shop. Original review: I really want to like this machine. I have been using an inexpensive Nespresso U for years and it did a great job, but I was tired of being a slave to pods and was looking forward to getting a little higher quality of espresso at home, so I made the investment. Upon opening the box, I discovered my drip tray was cracked and the dull drip tray indicator was broken into pieces. A couple of calls to Gaggia and desertcart and they took care of that issue and paid to send out new pieces. Good customer service on both ends so far. The machine looks nice, and is fairly easy to use and set up. My issue is the espresso... I was disappointed the first day for sure. I had read the first few shots you pull could be watery, due to the unit’s “adapting” process, so I pulled shot after shot of under extracted espresso- like 12 shots. After speaking with Gaggia customer support again, they suggested I customize the single shot setting to pull less water through, lowering the fluid oz amount of the shot. This DID help slightly. The shots started tasting more concentrated, and I got a slightly better crema. However, it’s still missing that syrupy, concentrated bittersweet espresso flavor. I spoke with customer service again today, after noticing it was only taking 9 seconds to extract the shot. No wonder they are lacking flavor. The support personnel I spoke to said that the timing is irrelevant with a superauto machine, since it’s doing all the work for me. I’m not sure if that’s true or not, maybe it is. Maybe my expectations were too high for what kind of espresso I could get from a super automatic machine but all the other reviews I read had basically rave reviews about the espresso the machine produces. I’m hoping that it’s either user error or that my machine is still “adapting”. I’ll keep at it for another week or so... and update the review as needed. UPDATE: I’ve had this machine for about 5 months now. I really do love it. It makes a coffee shop quality milk based drink (usually a latte) with great frothed milk for way less than I was paying for my daily Starbucks run. I would even say that it tastes better than Starbucks does. I’m changing my original 3 star rating to a 4 star rating. It works very well- and has held up well. (I do a weekly maintenance cleaning: rinsing of the brew group, cleaning the interior as much as I can, washing the dispensed pod container, water container and the drip tray. I feel that helps contribute to a good tasting espresso). The convenience of a one touch machine makes this a worthwhile purchase for sure. I wouldn’t say it creates as good of an espresso as a semi automatic, and I don’t get a lot of crema with my espresso (even after switching my beans to a more local, freshly roasted bean) but it makes a killer milk based drink. Worth the money.

## Features

- Note: 1)Too coarse a grind, too little coffee, or insufficiently tamping the grounds before brewing can all lead to inadequate pressure for a proper brew. 2)It is important to note that the amount of espresso extracted will vary depending on the grind size and amount and reprogramming may be needed when the size and amount are adjusted
- FROTHING FOR MILK BEVERAGES: Pannarello wand frothing for cappuccinos & lattes. Wand doubles as a hot water dispenser for americanos & tea.
- EASY ACCESS: The dregs drawer, drip tray, and water tank are all within reach and accessible from the front of the machine for quick and easy cleaning and maintenance.Volts:110V-120V
- USER-FRIENDLY DISPLAY: Push-button controls and an LED display with illuminated icons make for an easy and intuitive experience.Watts:1250 W
- RAPID STEAM TECHNOLOGY: Quick heat up times and robust brewing and steaming operations. Coffee bean capacity : 250 gr
- 1 YEAR WARRANTY: Hassle free 1 year warranty handled by Gaggia directly
- Cup Height: 3.25” to 4.5”. Ensures maximum flavor and aroma extraction
- See instructional video in the images above.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003XV31IG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #628,652 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #44 in Super-Automatic Espresso Machines |
| Brand | Gaggia |
| Brand Name | Gaggia |
| Capacity | 40 fluid ounces |
| Coffee Input Type | Whole Beans |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 1,560 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00693042591003 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Milk Frother |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 10"D x 15.5"W x 11.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Espresso Machine |
| Item Weight | 18 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Gaggia |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine |
| Model Number | 59100 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Milk FrotherDrip TrayInternal Grinder |
| Part Number | RI9305/48 |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Product Dimensions | 10"D x 15.5"W x 11.5"H |
| Special Feature | Milk FrotherDrip TrayInternal Grinder |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 693042591003 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 110 volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year limited warranty |
| Wattage | 1250 watts |
| coffee_filter_size | #4 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Gaggia
- **Capacity:** 40 fluid ounces
- **Color:** Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 10"D x 15.5"W x 11.5"H
- **Special Feature:** Milk FrotherDrip TrayInternal Grinder

## Images

![Gaggia Brera Super-Automatic Espresso Machine, Small, 40 fluid ounces, Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91vHP6x0hXL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the best brands of coffee beans to use with this machine? Some reviews say its fussy with oily beans...**
A: We bought our first Gaggia Brera in 2014. It was perfect for 5 years.  We had no issues with grinding, and after much daily use, the machine wore out, and we purchased a new one in 2019. YIKES!  The amount of money that we have wasted on beans is insane.  Unfortunately, the grinder will grind up a full shot of beans and then reject them, so each time this happens, money is dumped out. 
Much worse, to buy such an expensive machine and then be forced into only very particular brands of coffee is unfair to the consumer. We love a number of independent roasters, and this machine's grinder sensor will accept one bag of beans and reject the next of the exact same brand.
We did some research and found that most Italian companies are using the same sensors on their grinders, so this is an issue in many fully-automatics. 
Gaggia, I beg of you to rectify this problem. You have an excellent machine, but this one issue ruins the whole thing. We are considering junking this machine after 10 months of use. Sending it for repairs doesn't solve the sensor issue, and the repairs (even under warranty) are extremely costly because of shipping.

**Q: Can it be used in 220vat?**
A: This machine is 1400 Watts and 120V.. Any other place it is used is a huge risk of damage for the machine along with the outlet itself.

**Q: Can I pre-grind my beans because I have Starbucks beans and they're bad for the machine right?**
A: Yes, use the pre-grind and use bypass on machine to use the starbucks coffee.. Do not use starbucks beans in the coffee grinder..

**Q: does this make only espresso or can tall coffees be made with the machine**
A: All I make these days are tall coffees. The amount of water is adjustable, so is the grind, so you could keep an espresso grind to make a tall cafe crema, enlarge grind to make a more traditional coffee, or do an espresso shot and use the hot water function to add water for an American. Each will taste slightly different but beat a drip maker any day

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great price, it's very convenient and quiet, and makes good coffee. Wonderful for the non-connoisseur!
*by 7***7 on March 17, 2017*

As an owner of a Gaggia Titanium for over a decade, I've been sold on superauto coffee machines for a long time. So when my Titanium finally died, I knew I'd be getting another superauto. But the Titanium had some quirks that annoyed me. And it was quite noisy. So I was totally open to other brands and my hunt for my next superauto would involve a TON of research as there are WAY more superautos out there than there were when I got my Titanium! Being that I live in Hawaii and no brand of superauto is serviced here, I opted for a 4-year warranty at checkout that includes shipping both ways. Also, as it seems no superauto lives much longer than a decade, I didn't want to spend over $1,000 like I did on my Titanium. So what really brought me to the Brera was price. This is what I think: PROS: 1) PRICE, obviously! Very affordable so long as it lasts a long time. 2) It's quiet! The burr grinder is WAY quieter and so is the rest of the process compared to the Titanium. And overall, it's not that noisy. 3) Delivers a decent crema. Not as thick as a pro espresso machine, but still quite nice and on par with pretty much all but the top superautos. 4) Very quick and easy access to the water reservoir and dregdrawer right in the front of the unit. 5) Still has customizable cup size. In other words, you can program how much coffee comes out when you press the small cup (espresso) button and also for the big cup (cafe crema) button. 6) Relatively compact size. A fair amount smaller than the Titanium. CONS: 1) Water reservoir is too small. It's way too small. You'll need to keep a 2L bottle of water next to the machine or you'll be constantly going back and forth to your water source. 2) Lots of rinsing cycles (I'm not talking about descaling). When you turn it on, it spits out water. When you turn it off, it spits out water. With a tiny water reservoir, this sucks. It's probably a good thing for the machine and the quality of coffee, but it drains the tiny reservoir quickly. 3) Can't adjust coffee temperature. I'm not a fan of really hot coffee. While the Brera doesn't make it scalding, it's a tad hotter than I prefer. 4) No clock. I like having clocks on my appliances. 5) Dispensing spout is not quite tall enough to accommodate my favorite coffee mug. Granted, it's a relatively tall mug but not giant. The Brera will accommodate big squatty Starbucks mugs like the kind that has the name of the city of the shop you're in though. All in all, if you love your coffee but you're not a genuine for real coffee connoisseur, you'll love this simple effective, and convenient, machine. High quality coffee that utterly outclasses drip coffee+espresso machine combos ($100ish). If you simply must have the best coffee possible, well, this is certainly not the machine for you. But if really good, 1-button ease coffee appeals to you, this one's pretty much a no-brainer. Cheers! :) EDIT: Added a photo for Jeff of my programmed Big Cup amount of coffee brewed. A little over 5oz.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this little machine
*by V***. on June 30, 2019*

UPDATE: I’ve had this machine for nearly a year and I love it. I use it every day and it makes great tasting espresso and has been working well without any issues so far. The milk frother works great- I took the auto frother off to make it into a manual frother so I could get microfoam and a smoother, sweeter milk. Once you get your settings dialed in so your espresso tastes the way you want and you find good, fresh (non-oily!) beans, this thing works like a dream. I’ve almost completely stopped going to the coffee shop. Original review: I really want to like this machine. I have been using an inexpensive Nespresso U for years and it did a great job, but I was tired of being a slave to pods and was looking forward to getting a little higher quality of espresso at home, so I made the investment. Upon opening the box, I discovered my drip tray was cracked and the dull drip tray indicator was broken into pieces. A couple of calls to Gaggia and Amazon and they took care of that issue and paid to send out new pieces. Good customer service on both ends so far. The machine looks nice, and is fairly easy to use and set up. My issue is the espresso... I was disappointed the first day for sure. I had read the first few shots you pull could be watery, due to the unit’s “adapting” process, so I pulled shot after shot of under extracted espresso- like 12 shots. After speaking with Gaggia customer support again, they suggested I customize the single shot setting to pull less water through, lowering the fluid oz amount of the shot. This DID help slightly. The shots started tasting more concentrated, and I got a slightly better crema. However, it’s still missing that syrupy, concentrated bittersweet espresso flavor. I spoke with customer service again today, after noticing it was only taking 9 seconds to extract the shot. No wonder they are lacking flavor. The support personnel I spoke to said that the timing is irrelevant with a superauto machine, since it’s doing all the work for me. I’m not sure if that’s true or not, maybe it is. Maybe my expectations were too high for what kind of espresso I could get from a super automatic machine but all the other reviews I read had basically rave reviews about the espresso the machine produces. I’m hoping that it’s either user error or that my machine is still “adapting”. I’ll keep at it for another week or so... and update the review as needed. UPDATE: I’ve had this machine for about 5 months now. I really do love it. It makes a coffee shop quality milk based drink (usually a latte) with great frothed milk for way less than I was paying for my daily Starbucks run. I would even say that it tastes better than Starbucks does. I’m changing my original 3 star rating to a 4 star rating. It works very well- and has held up well. (I do a weekly maintenance cleaning: rinsing of the brew group, cleaning the interior as much as I can, washing the dispensed pod container, water container and the drip tray. I feel that helps contribute to a good tasting espresso). The convenience of a one touch machine makes this a worthwhile purchase for sure. I wouldn’t say it creates as good of an espresso as a semi automatic, and I don’t get a lot of crema with my espresso (even after switching my beans to a more local, freshly roasted bean) but it makes a killer milk based drink. Worth the money.

### ⭐ A lot of work and waste for an "automatic"
*by D***G on June 4, 2017*

TL;DR: avoid this piece of junk unless you have lots of time and money to spare, and a second machine or French press to actually make coffee with once you lose patience. 8 months in and we're lucky if 25% of our attempts are successful; the rest is just wasted beans. Whole Lotta Latte are poor at support and we're considering just junking it now instead of trying to get their help. We've owned this for eight months and it seems like a good time to update my review. The TLD;DR is we would not purchase it again in hindsight. We bought it to replace a $90 manual machine (DeLonghi) and a burr grinder we got from Costco. Those served us well for years but we we thought we'd splurge a bit at Xmas and get one of these. This is more work than the old setup, and we waste huge amounts of beans by this machine failing and just tossing the grind without actually producing any espresso. Furthermore, the beans I really like really clog this up so I'm now drinking a brew I like less than before. Here are the issues we have had so far: - we have the water filter, which is expensive, and takes up a lot of space in the water tank which is small to begin. So we do about 3 refills a day. The bean compartment is pretty small too, and needs frequent refills. - the descaling light came on after only about 3 weeks. I have descaled it (quite a process) and followed the instructions to clear the light but it seems like it is on permanently (update - finally fixed this but required time with tech support) - the magnet that keeps the side door closed came detached and the door stands ajar. Minor annoyance but it looks crappy. - I have to clean the brew unit every night, or we will just have a mess in the mornings. This has been the case from the start. This despite changing to a less oily bean (that helped a bit but not enough). If we don't do this then the morning becomes a lot of work. - oftentimes cleaning the brew unit is not enough. It needs to be left out to dry, relubricated, sometimes multiple times, before it can be coaxed to actually work. All this time you are grinding and wasting beans with all the failed attempts. - the grounds container needs to be emptied frequently. If we're lucky we can get three double shots before emptying; often it is only two. The pods pile up high on top of each other rather than filling the container. - even though I keep a cup under the dispenser, the bottom tray collects a lot of water and needs frequent emptying. There's obviously quite a bit of water leaking out under the brew unit. We've gotten into the habit now of cleaning the machine every night, including rinsing the brew unit, filling up the water, and the bean container. If we do that we can usually get through the morning with just one water refill and two empties of the grounds container. That's about five double espressos between us in my family in the mornings. But those are the good days, which are increasingly infrequent. More often it just fails, we waste a bunch of coffee beans, and we fall back to our French press. Caveat: we don't use the milk steamer at all so I can't comment on that. Update: I ended up buying a second one to see if the first was a lemon. I am 3 days in and about half the time it is failing with “no beans”. I am using very non-oily beans. Garbage.

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