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product_id: 50436873
title: "Gaggia Carezza Deluxe Manual Espresso Coffee Machine and Cappuccino Maker - Black/Grey"
brand: "philips"
price: "2680 zł"
currency: PLN
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/50436873-gaggia-carezza-deluxe-manual-espresso-coffee-machine-and-cappuccino-maker
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region: Poland
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# 1.4L removable water tank Stainless steel milk frother with steam control 2 filter options (ground & capsule) Gaggia Carezza Deluxe Manual Espresso Coffee Machine and Cappuccino Maker - Black/Grey

**Brand:** philips
**Price:** 2680 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your home espresso game with Italian flair and barista precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gaggia Carezza Deluxe Manual Espresso Coffee Machine and Cappuccino Maker - Black/Grey by philips
- **How much does it cost?** 2680 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/50436873-gaggia-carezza-deluxe-manual-espresso-coffee-machine-and-cappuccino-maker)

## Best For

- philips enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **User-Friendly Design:** Front-loading water tank and easy-to-insert portafilter make daily brewing effortless and mess-free.
- • **Dual Filter Flexibility:** Switch seamlessly between ground coffee and paper capsules with included adapters—your coffee, your way.
- • **Precision Milk Frothing:** Classic stainless steel steam wand delivers barista-level microfoam for flawless cappuccinos and lattes.
- • **Smart Maintenance Alerts:** Built-in descale warning keeps your machine in peak condition, ensuring consistent coffee quality and longevity.
- • **Authentic Italian Craftsmanship:** 100% made in Italy for that premium espresso experience every morning.

## Overview

The Gaggia Carezza Deluxe is a stylish, manual espresso machine crafted entirely in Italy, featuring a 1.4L removable water tank, dual filter system for ground coffee and capsules, and a stainless steel milk frother for rich, creamy cappuccinos. Designed for home use, it combines authentic espresso quality with user-friendly features like a front-loading water tank, drip tray, and descale alerts, making it a must-have for coffee aficionados seeking café-level drinks at home.

## Description

Enjoy rich, authentic espresso with this manual espresso machine featuring a stainless steel milk frother, 1.4L removable water tank, and 2 filter options.

Review: Manual, but tries to protect you from yourself - Choosing this was a bit of a leap of faith, as it's a new product (late 2012, early 2013 I believe) and there aren't many reviews out there yet. There's a not-very-complimentary 'first look' on Which, that I disagree with now I've had it for a while. Among the criticisms were that the temperature gauge is not much use, and it's 'messy' and 'slow' to use. I'll try to refute these points. A few negative points: The machine is operated by push buttons which respond a bit sluggishly - certainly compared to switch-operated models I have used before. You get used to holding the button long enough for it to register. The machine won't operate if it is flashing an error, and - this could be that it is out of water, has been refilled after running on empty, or been out of use for a few days and needs to be 'primed'. That means leaving it on the coffee setting and shooting a jet of water into a cup from the steam nozzle until the error light goes out. Sometimes you have to turn the steam nozzle right off and on again before you get a jet. This was covered in the manual, so was expected. I've found the rubber insert for the single shot makes it sit a little high, and I've found it hard to get a good seal making singles. Positives: I liked the idea of a descale warning - I never descaled my old machine, which probably killed it - if it reminds me I might do it. The doser works best when filled and only gently tamped, or not tamped much at all - when you attach the handle this presses about a centimeter into the doser, and somewhat tamps it. So it shouldn't be messy to use, because you don't fill right to the brim, as on some. The temp gauge means you know for sure the machine is ready to make coffee (cooler) or froth milk (hotter), but the buttons won't work until the machine feels it's ready, anyway. If you want to go back to 'coffee temperature' from 'milk temperature', this being a single boiler, you can shoot a jet of water (as above) till the temperature comes down. The handle is sprung to prevent you forcing it, or at least reduce your force. The drips fall neatly into holes in the drip tray - no splatter! Coffee so far has been good - lots of crema, though rather 'bubbly' crema - I may need to tamp just a little more. Milk frothing has occasionally been brilliant, but sometimes I get it wrong - this is a skill. You have to stop before you hear a low-pitched growl and the milk overheats. Looks good. Front loading water means little cause to move it around. Very pleased.
Review: Gaggia carezza deluxe - Great machine, delivers nice coffee, looks good, sturdy. The water tank is easy to fill being front loaded. Not as noisy as my previous gaggia cubika. The porta filter is easy to insert and load. The milk frother is very good. The drip tray is efficient. It is quick to heat up. It is easy to clean. All in all I am very pleased with the machine. Mine was shipped from Italy and only had a continental plug but my old cubika fitted as it is only a basic kettle lead. The downsides are it goes off after nine minutes, this is too short a time especially when you want two cups after fifteen minutes you have to go through the process again. The cups do need to be warmed with hot water really as the coffee is not as hot as I would have liked, it is ok if you drink it immediately but if you are making a third espresso, the first one will have lost some heat. I would have liked the machine to have had a cup warmer but you can't have everything.All in all I am very happy with it

## Features

- Manual espresso machine with cream strainer
- 100% made in Italy
- 2 filters included: 1 ground coffee filter, 1 or 2 cups and 1 filter for individual paper capsules, with adapter
- The classic stainless steel milk frother distributes steam to emulsify milk or hot water for tea and herbal tea
- Product for home use

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B009WMO5FS |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,246,736 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 53 in Espresso & Cappuccino Machines 346 in Filter Coffee Machines |
| Brand | Philips |
| Brand Name | Philips |
| Capacity | 1.4 litres |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Coffee maker type | Espresso Machine |
| Colour | Plastic |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 1,137 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Black |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00798256087455, 08012335912417 |
| Human Interface Input | Keypad |
| Included Components | Machine, Measuring Cup, Filters |
| Item Weight | 4.9 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Gaggia |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | RI8525/01 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Cup Warmer, Milk Frother |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home Brewing |
| Special feature | Cup Warmer , Milk Frother |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 787162599558 798256087455 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 230 Volts |
| Wattage | 1900 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Philips
- **Capacity:** 1.4 litres
- **Coffee maker type:** Espresso Machine
- **Colour:** Plastic
- **Special feature:** Cup Warmer, Milk Frother

## Images

![Gaggia Carezza Deluxe Manual Espresso Coffee Machine and Cappuccino Maker - Black/Grey - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/712Tul-kE0L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this machine 110V or 220V?**
A: 220 and you nead a power con verter and a socket adapter

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Manual, but tries to protect you from yourself
*by B***Y on 12 June 2013*

Choosing this was a bit of a leap of faith, as it's a new product (late 2012, early 2013 I believe) and there aren't many reviews out there yet. There's a not-very-complimentary 'first look' on Which, that I disagree with now I've had it for a while. Among the criticisms were that the temperature gauge is not much use, and it's 'messy' and 'slow' to use. I'll try to refute these points. A few negative points: The machine is operated by push buttons which respond a bit sluggishly - certainly compared to switch-operated models I have used before. You get used to holding the button long enough for it to register. The machine won't operate if it is flashing an error, and - this could be that it is out of water, has been refilled after running on empty, or been out of use for a few days and needs to be 'primed'. That means leaving it on the coffee setting and shooting a jet of water into a cup from the steam nozzle until the error light goes out. Sometimes you have to turn the steam nozzle right off and on again before you get a jet. This was covered in the manual, so was expected. I've found the rubber insert for the single shot makes it sit a little high, and I've found it hard to get a good seal making singles. Positives: I liked the idea of a descale warning - I never descaled my old machine, which probably killed it - if it reminds me I might do it. The doser works best when filled and only gently tamped, or not tamped much at all - when you attach the handle this presses about a centimeter into the doser, and somewhat tamps it. So it shouldn't be messy to use, because you don't fill right to the brim, as on some. The temp gauge means you know for sure the machine is ready to make coffee (cooler) or froth milk (hotter), but the buttons won't work until the machine feels it's ready, anyway. If you want to go back to 'coffee temperature' from 'milk temperature', this being a single boiler, you can shoot a jet of water (as above) till the temperature comes down. The handle is sprung to prevent you forcing it, or at least reduce your force. The drips fall neatly into holes in the drip tray - no splatter! Coffee so far has been good - lots of crema, though rather 'bubbly' crema - I may need to tamp just a little more. Milk frothing has occasionally been brilliant, but sometimes I get it wrong - this is a skill. You have to stop before you hear a low-pitched growl and the milk overheats. Looks good. Front loading water means little cause to move it around. Very pleased.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gaggia carezza deluxe
*by S***N on 20 November 2013*

Great machine, delivers nice coffee, looks good, sturdy. The water tank is easy to fill being front loaded. Not as noisy as my previous gaggia cubika. The porta filter is easy to insert and load. The milk frother is very good. The drip tray is efficient. It is quick to heat up. It is easy to clean. All in all I am very pleased with the machine. Mine was shipped from Italy and only had a continental plug but my old cubika fitted as it is only a basic kettle lead. The downsides are it goes off after nine minutes, this is too short a time especially when you want two cups after fifteen minutes you have to go through the process again. The cups do need to be warmed with hot water really as the coffee is not as hot as I would have liked, it is ok if you drink it immediately but if you are making a third espresso, the first one will have lost some heat. I would have liked the machine to have had a cup warmer but you can't have everything.All in all I am very happy with it

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good but room for improvement
*by N***I on 14 May 2014*

Got this machine back in Dec 2013 having never had a coffee making machine before. Firstly just looks very stylish sitting on your kitchen work top doing nothing. Once you've used it a few times the operation is fairly straight forward so that it doesn't feel like a chore. It actually makes a very nice coffee although it would be nice if the temperature of the coffee was higher. I would describe the temp as very warm, when dispensed ,so we tend to heat the milk up a bit more than recommended to make the final product a bit hotter when going for a capuccino. If you just like a straight black then this machine is probably not for you if you like it really hot, cos it just doesn't do hot. You have been warned! The descaling process is a bit laborious when the descaling light comes on, but as i've just had a water softener system installed 3 weeks ago I should never have to do this thankless task again, it's really boring and seems to take forever, about 30 mins actually.( If you live in a hard water area like us really do think about installing a water softener, there great, no more limescale for ever, and the coffee, and tea from the kettle, still tastes great if not better than before, honestly,but I digress..) The milk frother wand does a very good job making lots of frothy milk but you can't get the jug off the wand without tipping the whole machine slightly !!! Very irritating !!!! That is until I discovered on a Gaggia course that the external sleeve on the wand is not actually needed to get the same amount of milk frothiness! So take it off..... and because it reduces the overall length of the wand means you no longer have to tip the whole machine to get the jug off. Added bonus is that it's also one less item to clean afterwards so dont even know why they even bother to have it on in the first place? One tip for the frother is to inntroduce the tip only of the forther to the milk to get the frothing started. Don't just plunge it into the bottom of your jug as doing this will heat the milk but not froth it very well, if at all!!!! So gradually introduce the tip further and further into the milk in stages for great results. Also the frothing knob seems to suggest there is some contol over power output from it to adjust the level of steam but I'm afraid as someelse said it's all or nothing as trying to reduce it just ends up stopping it all together, so just whack it right open from the start. All in all I like this machine now I know how to work it properly, and it does make a nice coffee as long as you don't want it very hot so I wouldn't put anyone off from buying it. The only thing thats a real waste of time with it is the heat plate on top which is supposed to keep your cups warm on top whilst frothing milk or whatever. This takes far to long to warm up form turning the machine on so in my opinion is a complete waste of time.

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