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Brand De'Longhi
Color Silver/Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions 9.62"D x 7.25"W x 11.87"H
Special Feature Milk FrotherDrip TrayExternal Milk Container
Coffee Maker Type Espresso Machine
Capacity
37 Fluid Ounces
Material
Stainless Steel
Item Weight
9.8 Pounds
Wattage
1000 watts

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37 fluid ounces
42 ounces
1100 milliliters
1.2 liters
49 fluid ounces
material
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Plastic
Stainless Steel
Brushed Stainless Steel
input interface
buttons
buttons
buttons
buttons
buttons
voltage
120 volts
120 volts
120 volts
120 volts
wattage
1000 watts
1450 watts
1460 watts
1350 watts
model name
Bar Pump Espresso and
Home Barista
Metal Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine
E418E-S
3700 ESSENTIAL
weight
9.8 pounds
8.6 pounds
5.55 kilograms
10.01 pounds
8.14 pounds

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ECP3630

Manual Espresso Machine

A compact and easy to use manual espresso and cappuccino maker would be a perfect fit for a small, cozy kitchen. To achieve a great extraction of espresso, the machine is equipped with Italian 15-bar pump. Also, with an integrated premium adjustable frother, you can create Italian classic cappuccinos with a dryer texture milk-foam or choose the Hot Milk setting for your latte.

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Every Cup to Your Liking

15-bar professional pressure assures quality results every time, and adjustable controls allow you to make modifications for your taste preferences.

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Cappuccino or Latte?

With an integrated Premium Adjustable Frother, you can create classic cappuccinos with a dryer texture milk-foam.

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Brew Like a Pro

Whatever your drink preference, the machine brews authentic barista-quality beverages just like your favorite coffeehouse.

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Accommodates Taller Cups

If you’d prefer a larger size beverage, no problem. The bottom tray of the unit is easy to adjust or remove to fit taller cups.

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Whatever your preference, single or double espresso, cappuccinos, or lattes, the De'Longhi ECP3630 15 Bar Pump Espresso Machine ensures barista quality results at home so you can enjoy your favorite coffee house beverages at home. The advanced cappuccino system with hot milk or cappuccino selector, mixes and steams milk to a rich, creamy froth for evenly textured drinks. Other features include a double layer drip tray, removable water tank, and fill stainless steel housing.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
9,490 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the ease of use and value of the coffee maker. They say it's a simple and great way to get coffee, and it does not take very long to prepare. Customers appreciate ease of cleaning, and taste. However, some customers have reported leakage issues. Customers disagree on size, quality, and temperature.

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485 customers mention399 positive86 negative

Customers like the ease of use of the coffee maker. They say that it has everything they need, it's simple and great way to get coffee, and it does not take very long to prepare. Customers also say that the device is a great device for learning and that it'd been a delightful espresso adventure.

"...This machine can be a bit finicky at times.It's so easy to use, and relatively mess free. It is a bit loud, but that doesn't bother me...." Read more

"...It does not take very long to prepare when you turn on the machine so the water is hot and ready to go within a minute or two...." Read more

"This machine is a great value for your money! It's simple to operate, easy to clean and make great shots...." Read more

"Nice, fairly simple machine, ideal for a quick up of espresso anytime, little boiler for hot water warms up fast...." Read more

389 customers mention328 positive61 negative

Customers like the taste of the coffee maker. They mention that it consistently produces great-tasting espresso, lattes, and cappuccinos. They also appreciate the unique coffee holder and the ease of use. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and taste of this product.

"...It works like a breeze, and produces consistently great pours with beautiful crema markings...." Read more

"...It makes incredible ground coffee to your liking that you can adjust from extremely fine for espresso to extremely course for a French press...." Read more

"...What I can say, however, is that so far it has produced an excellent cup of espresso for me. I use a burr grinder on its finest setting...." Read more

"...I am not the world’s biggest espresso connoisseur, but it tastes pretty good to me.-..." Read more

315 customers mention281 positive34 negative

Customers like the value of the coffee maker. They say it's unbelievably great for the money, the nitrous inserts are pretty cheap, and the coffee is well worth the effort.

"...or any reviews, I just want the amazon world to know it's a great machine for the price...." Read more

"...-Nitrous inserts are pretty cheap, inserts are pretty cheap, about $8 for a 10 pack. Each dispenser is good for 1 pint of whip cream...." Read more

"This machine is a great value for your money! It's simple to operate, easy to clean and make great shots...." Read more

"...On the whole a very decent espresso machine for the price." Read more

225 customers mention162 positive63 negative

Customers like the ease of cleaning the coffee maker. They say that the water container is easy to put in and remove, the reservoir slides in and out super easy, and the portafilter is easy twist on.

"...It's so easy to use, and relatively mess free. It is a bit loud, but that doesn't bother me...." Read more

"...It's simple to operate, easy to clean and make great shots...." Read more

"...It is a little difficult to clean, but it does have a function to run water through it to clean it and flush out remaining espresso grounds...." Read more

"...It lifts right out for filling or cleaning or just to admire it, but it’s so tall you can’t lift it underneath the inevitable over counter cabinet,..." Read more

1,372 customers mention796 positive576 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the coffee maker. Some say it makes really great espresso, has a pretty good steam wand, and is a fantastic expresso machine. Others say that it has poor performance of its basic function, makes it impossible to steam milk adequately, and doesn't shoot steam out consistently.

"...It is a bit loud, but that doesn't bother me. It works like a breeze, and produces consistently great pours with beautiful crema markings...." Read more

"...Next, is the temp that comes with the product. It is cheap plastic, and serves virtually no purpose. It is very cheap to just buy one here on Amazon...." Read more

"...point you can't really complain, especially since it has a pretty good steam wand. First, I'll get the leaking issue out of the way...." Read more

"...It's simple to operate, easy to clean and make great shots...." Read more

199 customers mention81 positive118 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the temperature of the coffee maker. Some mention that it heats up quickly, produces a strong espresso, and stays hot for a long time after turning off. However, others say that the coffee does not get hot, even after cleaning the machine as suggested, and the cup warmer does nothing. Some say that it takes forever to get the milk hot, and that the temperature is inconsistent.

"...coming out was stronger than the seal so essentially, the steamy one was useless to me...." Read more

"...The coffee cups out wonderfully, hot, and has a nice flavor (this, obviously, depends on your bean type, though)...." Read more

"...It does take a few seconds to heat up, and the temp isn't as hot as I'd like, but the next better unit is probably at the $300 price point or higher..." Read more

"...the machine has the perfect spot to store the cups atop AND it keeps the cups warm.2. A small pitcher for frothing milk...." Read more

158 customers mention107 positive51 negative

Customers are mixed about the size of the coffee maker. Some mention it's not too big, so it fits also on small counters, while others say it' s very short. The water tank is a large size, removable, and easy to clean. However, some customers also say that the espresso grind is often too small and the steam wand is very short and not great.

"...It's compact which is so nice because this is going to be a permanent counter appliance...." Read more

"...It is tight and works well. To use, I turn the knob to on, wait for the green light to shine, and then turn to the coffee cup signal...." Read more

"...One of the biggest pitfalls of this machine is the steam wand. It is very short, you can adjust length of wand to be made either for hot milk or..." Read more

"...This little gadget has revolutionized my life! It’s small, lightweight, fits easily on my counter and has just been great...." Read more

322 customers mention14 positive308 negative

Customers are not satisfied with the leakage of the coffee maker. They mention that it leaks a ton of water and the coffee won't drip out. They also say that the steam wand makes a bunch of noise but no water comes out. Customers also say the water tank doesn't seal properly and leaks all the water.

"...sure my last move (across 3 states) was the reason it has now started to leak, and I'm sad that I will one day have to part with it... but I'm..." Read more

"...the same issue many other reviewer's did in that it was just leaking a ton of water on my counter...." Read more

"...In addition, there is a rubber seal inside the steaming wand and at some point mine just started to completely shoot off because the steam coming..." Read more

"...The espresso does eventually drip out at a snail’s pace and ends up tasting more like coffee than espresso.-..." Read more

For the Price? Probably one of the best in the market.
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For the Price? Probably one of the best in the market.
I am a college student who works as a barista and absolutely loves coffee and espresso. When I first saw this machine at Target, it immediately caught my eye. If you are in a tough financial situation like many college students are, or if you are looking for a beginner machine that won't cost an arm and a leg, this would definitely be the one. Although this doesn't have a barometer, for the price point you can't really complain, especially since it has a pretty good steam wand. First, I'll get the leaking issue out of the way. The original unit I received did have the same issue many other reviewer's did in that it was just leaking a ton of water on my counter. Once I did a return and exchanged it for a same unit though, I noticed the issue was gone. I'm not sure what kind of quality control issues Delonghi is having, but I hope they get it fixed as soon as possible. Next, I'll get the cons out of the way. Since this doesn't have a barometer, you have to kinda just put your trust in the machine and simply taste and experiment as you go until you find the proper grind consistency for a good, layered, shot. Once you find it though, you'll be happy you did, as shown in the photo above. Second, since this is a manual machine, you'll have to either use a scale(another reason to buy one) or some other form of measurement to measure your shots for consistency. There is a 2 pack of espresso-measuring shot glasses on amazon that sells for only $12 that I would highly recommend for this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NWGC82N/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_QWM2KQN1W5HKTG4977CG The scoop/tamper this thing comes with is garbage. I hate to say it but since it is plastic and has a weird lip-type thing near the base, it is difficult and actually somewhat painful to hold it in such a way that you can comfortably tamp your espresso. Also, lets be honest. If you are brewing espresso, it's kinda common knowledge that the best results are gonna be from measuring your beans by weight. Not volume. Just get a kitchen scale if you don't have one already. My kitchen scale is easily one of my most useful kitchen tools, and if you use it properly, it'll probably be the same for you too. The portafilter is a pain in the butt to put on. IDK how Delonghi designed this thing, but in my experience, this portafilter always requires the strength of Hercules to put on straight, even when it's empty. IDK how this got overlooked, but because of that, even with all my force, I usually end up with the portafilter at a slight angle before I brew. Final issue: The steam wand. The steam wand is very powerful and is amazing at steaming milk, however the issue I had with it is the control. The steam wand will do 2 things: shoot out steam for steaming milk, or simply shoot out hot water for americanos. Differentiating it between these 2 actions is definitely not an easy task at first, and it is definitely more confusing than it needs to be IMO. If you are having trouble with it, here's how it works. Turn the dial in front of the machine all the way left to steam milk (wait for ON light to turn on), if the dial is in the ON position, the wand will do a weird thing were it keeps going back and forth between steam and hot water, and then finally turn the dial all the way right for hot water. Once your dial is in the proper position, turn the dial on the side of the machine all the way down to activate the steam wand. Design team definitely could've made the steam wand easier to use.If you are considering this machine, I would highly recommend it. If this is your first espresso machine, keep in mind there are a few extra items you'll need if you wanna use this thing to it's fullest potential.Kitchen scale. If you don't already have one for other kitchen applications, brewing good espresso is gonna come from consistency above all else. Measuring your beans by weight is already a massive step towards upping your espresso game. You should also be measuring your final product by weight, but you can also measure your shots with the glasses I posted above.Tamper. You can find the Delonghi one on Amazon for about $20, and once I bought this, I immediately noticed a HUGE difference in the quality of my shots. Since you are supposed to tamp your espresso with approximately 30 lbs of pressure, the only way to comfortably and accurately do this is with an actual tamper. The tamper Delonghi sells on amazon is the perfect size for this and fits like it was designed by NASA or something. Grinder. Obviously brewing fresh is going to be a huge improvement to any coffee game in general. Don't cheap out on your grinder. If you want to be as cheap as possible, you can go for a manual burr grinder and just grind your beans by hand. This will also be best for keeping the noise level down. I don't personally have too much experience with manual grinders, but just look for ones with many good reviews (see if you can find reviews of verified professionals) that mention espresso and grind consistency. If you do have the extra cash, I recommend an electric burr grinder. Never use blade grinders, as they provide no way to give consistent grinds. Probably the cheapest electric burr grinder you'll be able to find that gives good espresso is the OXO one. I believe it sells for approximately $110. This is the grinder I personally use and while there are better ones on the market, you won't be able to find any at the same price point.Steaming pitcher. Believe it or not, you will need one of these if you want to do things properly. You can find some pretty cheap ones on amazon at around $10. You'll want a steaming pitcher for 2 reasons. 1, for easier and more accurate milk measuring as well as pouring your milk for latte art if that interests you. 2, and the more important reason is this: Milk burns at 170F and breaks at 158F. Because of this, you need to be able to quickly gauge your milk's temperature so that you know when to stop steaming. Using a glass measuring cup may look ideal, but it will take so long for the heat to transfer to the outside of the cup that you may have already broke or burnt your milk by the time the outside of the cup feels hot. This is why steaming pitchers are so thin and are metal. Faster heat transfer means more accurate gauging of temp so you know when to stop steaming your milk.While it will take you some practice, with the proper tools and technique, this is in my opinion, probably one of the best espresso machines to start with or for anybody if you are confined by size or price.
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I am a college student who works as a barista and absolutely loves coffee and espresso. When I first saw this machine at Target, it immediately caught my eye. If you are in a tough financial situation like many college students are, or if you are looking for a beginner machine that won't cost an arm and a leg, this would definitely be the one. Although this doesn't have a barometer, for the price point you can't really complain, especially since it has a pretty good steam wand.

First, I'll get the leaking issue out of the way. The original unit I received did have the same issue many other reviewer's did in that it was just leaking a ton of water on my counter. Once I did a return and exchanged it for a same unit though, I noticed the issue was gone. I'm not sure what kind of quality control issues Delonghi is having, but I hope they get it fixed as soon as possible.

Next, I'll get the cons out of the way. Since this doesn't have a barometer, you have to kinda just put your trust in the machine and simply taste and experiment as you go until you find the proper grind consistency for a good, layered, shot. Once you find it though, you'll be happy you did, as shown in the photo above. Second, since this is a manual machine, you'll have to either use a scale(another reason to buy one) or some other form of measurement to measure your shots for consistency. There is a 2 pack of espresso-measuring shot glasses on amazon that sells for only $12 that I would highly recommend for this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NWGC82N/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_QWM2KQN1W5HKTG4977CG

The scoop/tamper this thing comes with is garbage. I hate to say it but since it is plastic and has a weird lip-type thing near the base, it is difficult and actually somewhat painful to hold it in such a way that you can comfortably tamp your espresso. Also, lets be honest. If you are brewing espresso, it's kinda common knowledge that the best results are gonna be from measuring your beans by weight. Not volume. Just get a kitchen scale if you don't have one already. My kitchen scale is easily one of my most useful kitchen tools, and if you use it properly, it'll probably be the same for you too.

The portafilter is a pain in the butt to put on. IDK how Delonghi designed this thing, but in my experience, this portafilter always requires the strength of Hercules to put on straight, even when it's empty. IDK how this got overlooked, but because of that, even with all my force, I usually end up with the portafilter at a slight angle before I brew.

Final issue: The steam wand. The steam wand is very powerful and is amazing at steaming milk, however the issue I had with it is the control. The steam wand will do 2 things: shoot out steam for steaming milk, or simply shoot out hot water for americanos. Differentiating it between these 2 actions is definitely not an easy task at first, and it is definitely more confusing than it needs to be IMO. If you are having trouble with it, here's how it works. Turn the dial in front of the machine all the way left to steam milk (wait for ON light to turn on), if the dial is in the ON position, the wand will do a weird thing were it keeps going back and forth between steam and hot water, and then finally turn the dial all the way right for hot water. Once your dial is in the proper position, turn the dial on the side of the machine all the way down to activate the steam wand. Design team definitely could've made the steam wand easier to use.

If you are considering this machine, I would highly recommend it. If this is your first espresso machine, keep in mind there are a few extra items you'll need if you wanna use this thing to it's fullest potential.

Kitchen scale. If you don't already have one for other kitchen applications, brewing good espresso is gonna come from consistency above all else. Measuring your beans by weight is already a massive step towards upping your espresso game. You should also be measuring your final product by weight, but you can also measure your shots with the glasses I posted above.

Tamper. You can find the Delonghi one on Amazon for about $20, and once I bought this, I immediately noticed a HUGE difference in the quality of my shots. Since you are supposed to tamp your espresso with approximately 30 lbs of pressure, the only way to comfortably and accurately do this is with an actual tamper. The tamper Delonghi sells on amazon is the perfect size for this and fits like it was designed by NASA or something.

Grinder. Obviously brewing fresh is going to be a huge improvement to any coffee game in general. Don't cheap out on your grinder. If you want to be as cheap as possible, you can go for a manual burr grinder and just grind your beans by hand. This will also be best for keeping the noise level down. I don't personally have too much experience with manual grinders, but just look for ones with many good reviews (see if you can find reviews of verified professionals) that mention espresso and grind consistency. If you do have the extra cash, I recommend an electric burr grinder. Never use blade grinders, as they provide no way to give consistent grinds. Probably the cheapest electric burr grinder you'll be able to find that gives good espresso is the OXO one. I believe it sells for approximately $110. This is the grinder I personally use and while there are better ones on the market, you won't be able to find any at the same price point.

Steaming pitcher. Believe it or not, you will need one of these if you want to do things properly. You can find some pretty cheap ones on amazon at around $10. You'll want a steaming pitcher for 2 reasons. 1, for easier and more accurate milk measuring as well as pouring your milk for latte art if that interests you. 2, and the more important reason is this: Milk burns at 170F and breaks at 158F. Because of this, you need to be able to quickly gauge your milk's temperature so that you know when to stop steaming. Using a glass measuring cup may look ideal, but it will take so long for the heat to transfer to the outside of the cup that you may have already broke or burnt your milk by the time the outside of the cup feels hot. This is why steaming pitchers are so thin and are metal. Faster heat transfer means more accurate gauging of temp so you know when to stop steaming your milk.

While it will take you some practice, with the proper tools and technique, this is in my opinion, probably one of the best espresso machines to start with or for anybody if you are confined by size or price.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Good entry level espresso machine
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2023
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Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2023
I bought this without any knowledge on espresso but wanted to get into it with the help and guidance of youtube. I found this machine and got it for a small discount during the black friday sales.

PROS:
- machine is easy to use for a beginner (skill level -2)
- lightweight
- has a lot of metal surface so magnetic accessories can stick to it
- drip tray cover also works with magnets so a magnetic scale stays in place during extraction

CONS
- distance between drip tray and the stock portafilter is too short to put a scale in. If you want to weight your shots, you better find the thinnest scale and the smallest cup to fit in there
- vibrates during extraction. Be careful putting light things on top or it might fall while pulling shots. The scoop that came with the machine once fell down because of the vibration
- the largest pressurized basket only hold max 13g of coffee
- then putting or removing the portafilter, I have to hold the machine in place

Overall, this machine serves its purpose for a beginner like me. There may be more cons but for the price, they are small inconvenieces I don't mind dealing with
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5.0 out of 5 stars Cafetera Calidad y precio
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5.0 out of 5 stars Bonne qualité de café
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5.0 out of 5 stars Muy buena cafetera
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