Jura E8 Superautomatic Coffee Maker Review and Test
Tom's Coffee Corner
Expert Pick #03
Jura E8.
Super-automatic that grinds, tamps, brews, and froths 17 specialties with one touch.
The Verdict.
9.0/ 10
Gavler Meta-Score
“The Jura E8 answers a different question than most espresso machines: 'What if you wanted extraordinary coffee without learning anything?' It succeeds spectacularly. The one-touch operation produces espresso, lungo, cappuccino, and flat white that would pass blind taste tests against many manual machines. The Professional Aroma Grinder is noticeably quieter and less heat-generating than competitors. The price is significant, but for households where multiple people drink multiple specialty coffees daily, the per-cup economics make sense within a year.”
The Gavler Verdict
Where to Buy.
Prices checked regularly
Best price$1,699
90-day price history
Price History
Steady at $1,699 for the entire 90-day tracking window — no increases, no discounts, across 84 tracked days.
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Precision Engineering
Aroma Grinder
Professional Aroma Grinder operates at optimized speed to minimize heat, preserving volatile flavor compounds that faster grinders destroy.
Pulse Extraction
Proprietary P.E.P. technology pulses water through the puck in intervals, achieving the flavor depth of a 25-second manual extraction automatically.
17 Specialties
From ristretto to flat white — one-touch preparation with customizable strength, temperature, and milk foam levels for each recipe.
Technical Specifications
Brewing SystemOne-touch, 17 specialties
GrinderProfessional Aroma Grinder
Milk SystemFine Foam Technology
Water Tank64 oz / 1.9L
Display2.8" color touchscreen
The Scoreboard
Expert Consensus89%
Community Rating92%
Community scores boosted by the sheer convenience factor. Espresso purists note that super-automatics can't match a skilled barista's manual extraction.
Cast Your Vote
Do you think Jura E8 deserves the #3 spot in Best Espresso Machines?
Global Critique
“The closest thing to having a barista live in your kitchen. One-touch flat whites that rival specialty cafes.”
Wirecutter
“Jura's P.E.P. technology produces noticeably richer espresso than any other super-automatic we've tested.”
Reviewed.com
“Expensive, but if you're replacing daily cafe visits for a household, the math works in under a year.”
Forbes
“The quietest super-automatic grinder on the market. You can make coffee at 6 AM without waking anyone.”
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