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Breville Dual Boiler BES920

Enthusiasts who want dual-boiler temperature control

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Overview

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Illustration of Breville Dual Boiler BES920
Best forEnthusiasts who want dual-boiler temperature control
Price band$500+ (prices change often; check the current price on Amazon)

Dual stainless boilers; PID temperature control; 15-bar pump; 84 oz water tank

Breville's flagship home machine, offering dual boilers and PID control at a price well below Italian dual-boiler machines.

Pros

  • Brew and steam simultaneously
  • PID temperature control

Cons

  • None noted
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