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    BOXER TIMER EVO

    Rocket Espresso

    $7,000
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      IO EVD (Pre-Order)

      Wega

      $6,300 $5,299
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        Appia II 2 Group (Pre-Order)

        Nuova Simonelli

        $7,380 $5,499
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          Polaris Xtra Display Black

          Wega

          $9,105 $4,499
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            Appia II 3 Group

            Nuova Simonelli

            $10,575 $5,499
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              Concept Black

              Wega

              $18,100 $4,499
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                Pratic Avant Xtra SAE (Pre-Order)

                Astoria

                $6,115 $5,299
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                  BOXER TIMER EVO 2 Group (New Open Box)

                  Rocket Espresso

                  $7,000 $5,999
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                  What is a Budget Commercial Espresso Machine?

                  To use a car analogy, a Budget Espresso Machine is kind of like the Toyota Camry of the coffee word. It may not have the features to get the best out of a fickle light roast espresso, but they’re capable of producing very good espresso - especially if you’re using medium-to-darker roasts. 

                  The reduced complexity of these machines also means that they’re easier and less costly to maintain. Using our car analogy again, more mechanics know how to work on a Toyota than a Ferrari or Porsche, and the parts for a Toyota Camry are certainly going to be less expensive. 

                  Budget cespresso machines are typically a great fit for cafes that mostly produce larger milk-based drinks rather than smaller espresso-forward drinks. For example, if your cappuccino size is larger than 8 ounces, these machines are probably for you. They’re also a good fit for those who don’t require a “show piece” on the bar. Budget commercial espresso machines typically have simpler frames that don’t have the bar presence of more expensive models.