Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed is available in Saudi Arabia.
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Flat bottom basket filter paper pack (10 pieces), Mesh basket filter, Thermal Carafe, Cone filter basket insert, Water hardness test strip, Measuring Spoon
Wattage
1650 watts
Voltage
110120 Volts
Model Name
Precision Brewer Thermal
Number of Items
1
Package Type
Standard Packaging
Item Weight
3.15 pounds
Manufacturer
Breville
ASIN
B078RQVQF1
Item model number
BDC450BSS1BUS1
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
October 30, 2017
Test video – Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed :
Product highlights :
The Breville Precision Brewer Thermal is a 60 oz drip coffee maker with thermal carafe that allows you to brew third wave specialty coffee at home, automatically; Experience your favorite coffee at its best with precise temperature and brewing time
AUTOMATIC PRESETS AND CUSTOMIZABLE: 6 unique brewing modes ensure you enjoy the perfect balanced coffee every time; Preset modes include Gold, Fast, Strong, Iced, Cold Brew and My Brew, all so you can experience your favorite coffee at its best
PRECISE & ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE: Coffee maker with precise digital temperature control (PID), 3 different flow rates to optimize contact time and Thermo Coil Heating System delivering water that is more pure than typical brewing systems that use aluminium
GOLD CUP STANDARD: In Gold Cup preset mode the Breville Precision Brewer Glass automatically adjusts the water temperature and brew time to meet the standards set by the SCA (197 to 204 degrees)
AUTO ‘STEEP AND RELEASE’ TECHNOLOGY: Breville’s patented Steep & Release valve holds the water in contact with the coffee when small cup volumes are being brewed without the glass carafe in place automatically
MY BREW SETTING: Allows you to customize parameters like bloom time, brew temperature, and flow rate to suit your coffee needs; create a perfect coffee that is floral, fruity, earthy, and so on to match your preference
➕ What is the price of Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed in-store is 1330 SAR VAT.
➕ When Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed was released ?
The release date was October 30, 2017.
➕ What is the price of Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed cheap used ?
The price of Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed used is 930 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed ?
Special specifications :
The Breville Precision Brewer Thermal is a 60 oz drip coffee maker with thermal carafe that allows you to brew third wave specialty coffee at home, automatically; Experience your favorite coffee at its best with precise temperature and brewing time
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.5 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed in Saudi Arabia ?
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Shipping :
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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6 reviews for Breville Precision Brewer Thermal Coffee Maker, Brushed
Rated 4 out of 5
E. P (verified owner)–
At long last, a keeper! – For some reason this suddenly went down to $199 (perhaps briefly), so I grabbed it. Now that I’ve tried it, I’m with other reviewers who’ve said “Adios forever, K-cups, and good riddance.” It makes deliciously tasty coffee right outta the gate. The controls are pleasantly intuitive; I gave it a shot right out of the box without reading the manual’s control operations, just to see how easy it is to set, and it was a total breeze. It makes the hottest coffee of any machine I’ve ever had, by far. If I’m making a full pot I usually use the 208 temp to keep it steaming hot for hours; smaller pots, I go with 205 or less. Not that there’s a lot of difference. But the highest temp does make it so hot that I have to wait a few minutes before sipping. I use the customizable “My Brew” setting most often, on ‘slow brew’, because it seems to me that the faster flow rates are too fast for best extraction. I use a bloom time of 30-60 secs, depending on the coffee; it does make a stronger brew. Sometimes I skip it or just use the Gold setting, which has a shorter bloom time. “Strong” is also a setting I use frequently; it includes bloom time. Don’t forget to go into “settings” and change the filter setting to “cone” or “basket” depending on which you’re using; the unit brews slightly differently for each. In case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve made a few bad pots with this. Too much or too little coffee, or ground too coarse or fine. Or sometimes it’s just bad coffee period; cheap stuff from the supermarket that even this great machine can’t make tasty. Lot of experimentation involved with a highly customizable unit like this, and I’ve failed sometimes, but most of the time, I start my day with steaming hot, delicious coffee thanks to it.
H. G (verified owner)–
– Es perfecta tanto para una taza como para toda una jarra. Me encantó, tiene el tamaño justo y luce genial en la cocina
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. M (verified owner)–
The Best Coffee Maker I have Owned (Comparison to Technivorm Mocha Master) – Yes, this is an expensive coffee maker. Yes, it is worth the pricetag. This is going to be lengthy review, but I really had to dig deep to decide to spend $300 on a coffee maker and wanted to weigh my options with you. For me, I only seriously considered 3 makers: the Breville (which I bought), the Technivorm Moccamaster, and the Bona Vita.
H. G (verified owner)–
– Es perfecta tanto para una taza como para toda una jarra. Me encantó, tiene el tamaño justo y luce genial en la cocina
Rated 5 out of 5
Z. M (verified owner)–
The Best Coffee Maker I have Owned (Comparison to Technivorm Mocha Master) – Yes, this is an expensive coffee maker. Yes, it is worth the pricetag. This is going to be lengthy review, but I really had to dig deep to decide to spend $300 on a coffee maker and wanted to weigh my options with you. For me, I only seriously considered 3 makers: the Breville (which I bought), the Technivorm Moccamaster, and the Bona Vita.
Rated 4 out of 5
E. P (verified owner)–
At long last, a keeper! – For some reason this suddenly went down to $199 (perhaps briefly), so I grabbed it. Now that I’ve tried it, I’m with other reviewers who’ve said “Adios forever, K-cups, and good riddance.” It makes deliciously tasty coffee right outta the gate. The controls are pleasantly intuitive; I gave it a shot right out of the box without reading the manual’s control operations, just to see how easy it is to set, and it was a total breeze. It makes the hottest coffee of any machine I’ve ever had, by far. If I’m making a full pot I usually use the 208 temp to keep it steaming hot for hours; smaller pots, I go with 205 or less. Not that there’s a lot of difference. But the highest temp does make it so hot that I have to wait a few minutes before sipping. I use the customizable “My Brew” setting most often, on ‘slow brew’, because it seems to me that the faster flow rates are too fast for best extraction. I use a bloom time of 30-60 secs, depending on the coffee; it does make a stronger brew. Sometimes I skip it or just use the Gold setting, which has a shorter bloom time. “Strong” is also a setting I use frequently; it includes bloom time. Don’t forget to go into “settings” and change the filter setting to “cone” or “basket” depending on which you’re using; the unit brews slightly differently for each. In case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve made a few bad pots with this. Too much or too little coffee, or ground too coarse or fine. Or sometimes it’s just bad coffee period; cheap stuff from the supermarket that even this great machine can’t make tasty. Lot of experimentation involved with a highly customizable unit like this, and I’ve failed sometimes, but most of the time, I start my day with steaming hot, delicious coffee thanks to it.
E. P (verified owner) –
At long last, a keeper! – For some reason this suddenly went down to $199 (perhaps briefly), so I grabbed it. Now that I’ve tried it, I’m with other reviewers who’ve said “Adios forever, K-cups, and good riddance.” It makes deliciously tasty coffee right outta the gate. The controls are pleasantly intuitive; I gave it a shot right out of the box without reading the manual’s control operations, just to see how easy it is to set, and it was a total breeze. It makes the hottest coffee of any machine I’ve ever had, by far. If I’m making a full pot I usually use the 208 temp to keep it steaming hot for hours; smaller pots, I go with 205 or less. Not that there’s a lot of difference. But the highest temp does make it so hot that I have to wait a few minutes before sipping. I use the customizable “My Brew” setting most often, on ‘slow brew’, because it seems to me that the faster flow rates are too fast for best extraction. I use a bloom time of 30-60 secs, depending on the coffee; it does make a stronger brew. Sometimes I skip it or just use the Gold setting, which has a shorter bloom time. “Strong” is also a setting I use frequently; it includes bloom time. Don’t forget to go into “settings” and change the filter setting to “cone” or “basket” depending on which you’re using; the unit brews slightly differently for each. In case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve made a few bad pots with this. Too much or too little coffee, or ground too coarse or fine. Or sometimes it’s just bad coffee period; cheap stuff from the supermarket that even this great machine can’t make tasty. Lot of experimentation involved with a highly customizable unit like this, and I’ve failed sometimes, but most of the time, I start my day with steaming hot, delicious coffee thanks to it.
H. G (verified owner) –
– Es perfecta tanto para una taza como para toda una jarra. Me encantó, tiene el tamaño justo y luce genial en la cocina
Z. M (verified owner) –
The Best Coffee Maker I have Owned (Comparison to Technivorm Mocha Master) – Yes, this is an expensive coffee maker. Yes, it is worth the pricetag. This is going to be lengthy review, but I really had to dig deep to decide to spend $300 on a coffee maker and wanted to weigh my options with you. For me, I only seriously considered 3 makers: the Breville (which I bought), the Technivorm Moccamaster, and the Bona Vita.
H. G (verified owner) –
– Es perfecta tanto para una taza como para toda una jarra. Me encantó, tiene el tamaño justo y luce genial en la cocina
Z. M (verified owner) –
The Best Coffee Maker I have Owned (Comparison to Technivorm Mocha Master) – Yes, this is an expensive coffee maker. Yes, it is worth the pricetag. This is going to be lengthy review, but I really had to dig deep to decide to spend $300 on a coffee maker and wanted to weigh my options with you. For me, I only seriously considered 3 makers: the Breville (which I bought), the Technivorm Moccamaster, and the Bona Vita.
E. P (verified owner) –
At long last, a keeper! – For some reason this suddenly went down to $199 (perhaps briefly), so I grabbed it. Now that I’ve tried it, I’m with other reviewers who’ve said “Adios forever, K-cups, and good riddance.” It makes deliciously tasty coffee right outta the gate. The controls are pleasantly intuitive; I gave it a shot right out of the box without reading the manual’s control operations, just to see how easy it is to set, and it was a total breeze. It makes the hottest coffee of any machine I’ve ever had, by far. If I’m making a full pot I usually use the 208 temp to keep it steaming hot for hours; smaller pots, I go with 205 or less. Not that there’s a lot of difference. But the highest temp does make it so hot that I have to wait a few minutes before sipping. I use the customizable “My Brew” setting most often, on ‘slow brew’, because it seems to me that the faster flow rates are too fast for best extraction. I use a bloom time of 30-60 secs, depending on the coffee; it does make a stronger brew. Sometimes I skip it or just use the Gold setting, which has a shorter bloom time. “Strong” is also a setting I use frequently; it includes bloom time. Don’t forget to go into “settings” and change the filter setting to “cone” or “basket” depending on which you’re using; the unit brews slightly differently for each. In case you’re wondering, yes, I’ve made a few bad pots with this. Too much or too little coffee, or ground too coarse or fine. Or sometimes it’s just bad coffee period; cheap stuff from the supermarket that even this great machine can’t make tasty. Lot of experimentation involved with a highly customizable unit like this, and I’ve failed sometimes, but most of the time, I start my day with steaming hot, delicious coffee thanks to it.