Introducing SPINN! A Brand New SMART Espresso Machine

Vertuo 2.0

Can you make coffee without the app ?

Does it actually make hot coffee? Like hot brewed?

Steer clear away form this POS machine, I have one and it quit working in less than a year there is no support and no one ever calls you or emails you back

If only it wasn’t 800 dollars I would buy it in a heartbeat

Hi I purchase an Breville Dual boiler. What would be a good grinder under $600.00 for espresso coffee

How's the reliability? I've seen a decent number of complaints regarding reliability.

I have long respected SCG's reviews, and it's what made me buy a Spinn. I can't believe how bad the coffee is though! Everything i have tried comes out sour and underextracted. Very disappointed :(

So basically, this is like the Nespresso Vertuo, but with fresh beans?

It's like a bunch of tech Bros got together and said how can we convince people to spend more money for a coffee maker and spend more money for coffee beans.

Can’t believe how upset the ppl in these comments are over this machine 😂

Guess you don't know about Nespresso Vertuo. You can actually do the exact same thing, except grinding while you can change the brew. Spinn cannot change the brew for 1000$.

Too much plastic. No thanks, I'll stay with my stovetop moka pot, Flair, and pour over. I don't like plastic touching my coffee.

Sounded really loud

A little concerning not to see any discussion of the grinder or demo of espresso quality on what is marketed as an espresso machine, to an espresso-oriented segment at espresso prices 😉 but I am curious about those details in particular!

Is there a way to keep the carafe warm after brewing it?

I was totally excited and seriously thinking about ordering one until I saw .. $999 price. For that hell no. But I like its idea. They just need to get the price down to $300 or less.

Sounds like a lot of problems to me
A bunch of processes and a lot of noise.

Would really like to see an 'Espresso' shot to see texture. Also, I'm a hardcore La Pavoni lever person with dodgy WiFi, this is probably not for me. I like creamy shots and could see it for a minimalist who wants elevated Nespresso and Cold Brew. 👍 Edit: They've turned comments off in every single video on their channel. Super sus.

In Brazil, Spin is a CAR😄

We've been a roaster on the Spinn marketplace for a few years (currently paused). I've also been using a standard Spinn machine at home for a few months to dial in our roasts for the machine/marketplace. So I thought it might be interesting to comment from the supplier side of the platform. Spinn has been great at reaching out to roasters with information, new features as they hit the platform, and working with us to gather data on roasts in order for the machine to produce the best drink possible for each drink type. The whole experience as a roaster (and as a quasi-consumer at home) has been very positive. While there are some "Simpsons did it!"-type comments in this comment thread re: the extraction style that the machine employs, I think those miss the point of the whole Spinn PLATFORM, which is where the real innovation lies. Being nit-picky about the app interface is all well and good, any good product manager should be paying attention to those comments in order to improve the overall app experience (which I'm sure they'll continue to do).

All in all, I think what Spinn is working on here for home coffee lovers is a pretty fantastic idea and, so far, they've been executing on it pretty well.

Not for me - I will stick with my Ascaso Espresso Machine. I do not want to have to rely on a cell phone to make coffee. I want to use the beans I want, the machine I have does not make me go online to buy from some roastery someplace. I have beans that were roasted within a few days of my buying them from a local roaster. He is not going to be roasting beans for a SPINN.
I did like the thought of this machine for cold brew. For someone who wishes to do it all from scratch this would be great in that you would not have to buy a grinder and a coffee machine.
That said you would also be in a world of hurt if you had this machine and something broke. So; is it really a buying decision? For me I think not.

Curious how good the ristretto is to your palette? If I'm an obsessive espresso geek, will I be disappointed with the Spinn? I find any "espresso" from a Nespresso machine pretty much undrinkable, so I'm guessing that, despite the convenience, Spinn might not be the machine for me.

This machine is amazing. Have been using it for more then 8 months. App and machine updates regularly, improving the experience and adding new recipes. Their customer service is outstanding.

This seems like a premium Nespresso, without the pods. Good setup if you want to use your own beans without having to pack a reusable pod.

How does this compare to Nespresso system?

while i do see a use for apps when it comes to super automatics, the lack of options you have without a app on this machine is shockingly little, plus the app seems designed mainly around selling you stuff, there is a bunch of options to purchase things trough the app, meanwhile in the brewing part of the app, they couldn't even bother making a mooth progress bar that aligns the timing of your coffee with the machine, the progress bar speeds up and slows down at different parts of the process, then completely stops and skips ahead to finished, nothing screams this app was designed to sell you stuff (and probably collect and sell your data) like core features being poorly implemented and slopy design

Not really a new technique. Siemens/Bosch already sold a 'spinning' espresso machine 15 years ago.