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14-11-2003, 06:54 AM
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Quick Mill 05000A
Hello,
I'm planning to buy an automatic espresso machine. I've had a look at Saeco and Jura, but now I think I'd rather take an Quick Mill 05000A. Has anybody any experiences with this or an other Quick Mill machine? We especially like to drink Cappuccino - would the 05500A be a good choice, or would you recommend the smaller model (better frothing? easier to clean?)? Andreas Hill 
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