Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine 3.5 Bar Steam Cappuccino and Latte Maker with Milk Frother
$299,929.99
- Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine 3.5 Bar Steam Cappuccino and Latte Maker
- Special feature of Milk Frother
- Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
- Reusable Filter Type
- Fully Automatic operation mode
- Voltage: 120 Volts
- Package Type: Standard Packaging
- Product Dimensions: 6.69 x 12.75 x 12.8 inches
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Buying Guide: Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine 3.5 Bar Steam Cappuccino and Latte Maker with Milk Frother
Introduction
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine is a versatile and user-friendly appliance that allows you to enjoy delicious cappuccinos and lattes at home. With its 3.5 Bar steam pressure and milk frother, it delivers smooth and frothy beverages with ease. This buying guide will help you understand and select the Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine based on its features and specifications.
1. Brand: Miho
The Miho brand is well-known for its high-quality and reliable kitchen appliances. With years of experience in the industry, Miho ensures that their products meet the highest standards of performance and durability. When selecting the Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine, you can trust the brand’s reputation for excellence.
2. Special Feature: Milk Frother
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine comes with a built-in milk frother, which allows you to create rich and creamy foam for your cappuccinos and lattes. The milk frother enhances the overall taste and presentation of your beverages, giving you a coffeehouse experience in the comfort of your own home.
3. Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
The Miho CM-01A is an espresso machine, designed specifically for brewing espresso shots. With its powerful steam pressure, it extracts the maximum flavor from your coffee grounds, resulting in a rich and aromatic espresso. You can customize the strength and size of your espresso shots to suit your taste preferences.
4. Filter Type: Reusable
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine uses a reusable filter, which is a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to disposable filters. The reusable filter allows you to brew your coffee using your favorite ground coffee, giving you the freedom to experiment with different flavors and blends.
5. Included Components: Milk Frother
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine comes with a milk frother as a standard component. This ensures that you have all the necessary tools to create delicious cappuccinos and lattes. The milk frother is easy to use and clean, making your coffee-making experience hassle-free.
6. Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine operates in fully automatic mode, which means that it handles most of the brewing process for you. Simply add your coffee grounds, adjust the settings according to your preference, and let the machine do the rest. This makes it convenient and user-friendly, especially for those who are new to making espresso.
7. Voltage: 120 Volts
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine operates at a voltage of 120 Volts, which is the standard voltage in most households. This ensures that the machine can be easily plugged into any standard electrical outlet, without the need for any additional adapters or converters.
8. Product Dimensions and Weight
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine has compact dimensions of 6.69 x 12.75 x 12.8 inches, making it suitable for small kitchens or countertops with limited space. It weighs 3.68 pounds, making it lightweight and easy to move or store when not in use.
9. Additional Information
- Item model number: 4335463136
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
- Date First Available: August 4, 2017
Conclusion
The Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine is an ideal choice for coffee lovers who want to enjoy barista-quality cappuccinos and lattes at home. With its milk frother, fully automatic operation, and reusable filter, it offers convenience, versatility, and quality in one compact appliance. Consider the Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine for an exceptional coffee experience in the comfort of your own home.
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5 reviews for Miho CM-01A Espresso Machine 3.5 Bar Steam Cappuccino and Latte Maker with Milk Frother
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$299,929.99
godsdreamweaver –
I love this little machine and the espresso it makes… It’s simple and easy and surprisingly fast.
The only reasons I took one star off were: 1)the placement of the control knob to the far right side is pretty annoying. It would be nice if it was on the front possibly. I have a small kitchen with only one place to put my machine and having the knob (and on light) facing the wall isn’t ideal. 2) I personally don’t like that the top isn’t flat. It might be a cute design, but from a practical standpoint, it’s useless. I say this because my previous machine was a Mr. Coffee and it had a flat top. When I took the lid off of the water chamber, I could rest it on top of the machine, and there was also space for the filter and funnel to drip dry after hand washing. It might be nit-picking, but, if this machine had these features it would be perfect in my opinion. I’ve also noticed you have to use a LOT of force to get the funnel and filter into the locked position, and even then it’s not quite there, but it still makes great espresso, and I think that might just be because my machine is brand new. Overall I love it and I taste a HUGE difference in my lattes since I replaced my old Mr. Coffee machine. I’m kind of glad it broke!
Hawks –
I have bought a couple of these under different name brands but you can see they are identical. The first one lasted about a year and a half before it conked out. But I regard that as pretty good because my brother bought a Mr. Coffee brand for roughly the same price point that never worked well, even when it was brand new. I hated the thing. And don’t get me started on the Nespresso that he is now using, cost twice as much and makes coffee that I will charitably categorize as mediocre. I have had my current machine for about three months now and if lasts longer than a year I will replace it with another. Unless my ship comes in and I’m ready to spend three or four hundred on a nicer and more durable one.
godsdreamweaver –
This little machine is a value for the money in my opinion. Yes, it is an expensive but it certainly does the job. If you take care of it I think it will serve you for a while. I am happy with the quality of coffees that I have made so far. I know that it says to use medium ground coffee but I have had good results with finer ground coffee so far. My froth is not as thick as I like it, but I was using plant based and almond milk. Tasted lovely, nonetheless!!!
I’m updating this because I have been doing a lot of research and found that this machine is also sold under a couple of other names. One is Bestek and the prices vary just a few dollars. I am still using the Miho brand that I purchased and have had a touch time getting froth. I am finding that it is best to use less milk for a better froth. I am still working on getting the espresso right where it has that bit of froth on it as well, but so far the flavor has been good, depending upon how much coffee (finely ground) that you put in the container. The plastic or alloy smell is still around a bit, but mostly I have just a lovely aroma of coffee after every use. I have read some reviews that running straight vinegar (assuming that it is white vinegar, of course) eventually takes the smell of the unit away. Someone also stated that the vinegar helped with getting the temperature up to par. I will try the vinegar, but so far has definitely been worth the little bit of money that I spent. 🙂 I’ll update.
JOHN B MITCHELL –
After preliminary start-up procedures as suggested, passing the water etc. I tried to make my daily triple espresso and ground my beans at medium (#9 where Espresso grind is #1, see image) After 10 minutes of audible boiling it passed about 20 drops in the cup not even covering the bottom. I was very disappointed and requested a return. However, after two more additional attempts it did make acceptable espresso coffee with medium ground coffee. The filter/funnel assembly does not insert easily. As requested earlier, I will return it!
Marie L. –
This little $40 machine does the trick just fine. The great thing is that these little machines DO actually make a great cup of espresso (and they do it quick too). However, please have reasonable expectations for your little <$50 espresso machine…
Keep in mind, quality espresso machines can cost hundreds of dollars. If you plan on using it several times a day, these little cheapo espresso machines won’t hold up forever. That being said, even if you DO use it several times a day (like we do) it’s still worth the purchase considering that after making about 15 cups, it’s pretty much paid for itself. Then, when it breaks after 350+ cups just buy another one. You’re still getting your money’s worth given that, at $3 a cup (and that’s being generous) you would pay well over $1000 for that at the coffee house.
It’s perfect if you really just want some espresso and don’t want to commit to a $300+ machine because honestly, there is NO benefit in upgrading to a $100 all-in-one type. Sure, those do more (make coffee, espresso, cappuccino, etc) but they have more problems than they’re worth. Cleaning the milk reservoirs for example, is much more time consuming than rinsing out a frothing cup and that must be done after each use. That includes breaking down several parts and hand-washing then reassembling several times a day and ESPECIALLY first thing in the morning…Um… no thanks…That alone made them not worth it for me. But most importantly, they won’t make a better cup of coffee and will, most likely, still break in a few months. I personally went through two $100 machines in a year before I decided to downgrade. I am very glad that I did.
You would probably have to get a very nice professional-quality machine in order to get a commercial quality/long-lasting unit so I suggest just sticking with this type until you are ready to pay a lot more all at once.