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  🇨🇭JURA · Hot Drink Machines

  Jura GIGA X8 Professional

  8.2Very good

  With up to 180 cups daily output and 34 individually programmable specialities, the JURA GIGA X8 Professional targets sites with 80 to 200 employees, catering venues or seminar centres. Critical to performance is the dual 650 g bean hopper with two grinders, enabling parallel preparation of different bean varieties. What remains critical is the required cleaning workload, especially with the external milk cooler: the milk system demands daily maintenance, consumables and scheduled milk tube replacement. The machine costs between EUR 6,200 and EUR 7,000 net — in international comparison, a price segment that becomes economical only at high volumes. For those requiring fewer than 80 cups daily, more cost-effective alternatives exist with lower power consumption and reduced footprint. The LCD display is robust but appears functionally outdated against modern touch-enabled competitors; app and telemetry functions require separate licensing. At high utilisation, many users and professional maintenance intervals, the X8 Professional convinces through predictability, quality and specification — smaller operations are better served by simpler systems at lower cost.

  ca. 6,230 – 6,974 €

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  Jura GIGA W3 Professional

  7.8Good

  Two ceramic burr mills, two thermoblocks, two pumps with 15 bar each: the GIGA W3 Professional is designed for simultaneous dual pours. The target market is offices with 80 to 200 people where peak hours with multiple simultaneous coffee requests are the norm. 43 programmable beverage specialities, a 5 litre water tank and a 1,000 g bean hopper form the operational baseline. On the German market, the unit is predominantly available as factory-refurbished stock; a verifiable new price for the German 230 V market is not documented in reviewed sources. The reviewed offer for a professionally refurbished unit (item number 15071) is EUR 1,260 net. Operationally relevant limitations: the spent grounds receptacle holds a maximum of 40 portions and must be emptied daily. Bluetooth telemetry via optional Smart Connect is insufficient for centralised fleet management. Technical data sheets date from 2015; current availability as new stock cannot be clarified from public sources. For operators seeking a robust dual-dispensing tabletop unit without complex infrastructure requirements and who maintain service routines consistently, the unit is a valid option.

  ab 1,260 €

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