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ES62A Espresso Coffee Machine 1260W Pressure 19bar Black
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ES62A Espresso Coffee Machine 1260W Pressure 19bar Black

Key features:

  • Coffee Supply: Ground
  • Water Tank Capacity: 2 lt
  • Type: Semi-automatic

Semi-automatic Briel espresso machine, suitable for individuals interested in experimenting to achieve the desired taste and texture.

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Top specs

  • Power

    The power in espresso machines indicates how quickly the water can be heated for coffee creation.

    2.

    Usually, it is recommended to have around 1100 watts to 1500 watts for a device that heats up quickly.

  • Water Tank Capacity

    The capacity indicates how much water the device's tank can hold. 


    Most devices are up to 1.5 liters. Usually, for a couple that drinks 2 or even 3 double coffees a day, a capacity of 1 liter is sufficient.


    A capacity of over 2 liters is recommended for more frequent use by more people.

  • Pressure

    It is the pressure exerted by the boiler on the coffee and is measured in bars.
    2. The recommended values are from 10 to 15 bars for a rich and creamy espresso.
    3. Pressure from 15 to 20 bars has negligible differences in performance.

  • Coffee Supply

    Ground

    The device only accepts ground coffee and not beans. They are faster to use compared to machines with a grinder as there is no need to grind the beans.

  • Type

    Semi-Automatic

    Semi-automatic espresso machines use an electric water pump to create pressure, and the start and stop of coffee extraction is done manually. Most also have a steam wand for frothing milk. 2. It is aimed at individuals who want full control over the coffee-making process and want to experiment to achieve the desired taste and texture.
  • Compatible with E.S.E. Pod
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Description

Description

Semi-automatic espresso coffee machine ES62A by Briel. The coffee is brewed using ground espresso, in the grind size of your choice. This allows you to determine the quantity of coffee placed in the specially designed handle, and press the start button to initiate the extraction process. Of course, each time you make coffee, the handle needs to be cleaned to ensure it is always ready for the next use.
It is a suitable choice for individuals interested in experimenting to achieve the desired taste and texture.

It has a power of 1260 Watts, and it takes a few minutes for the water to heat up for coffee preparation. Typically, a device that heats water quickly has a power of around 1100 Watts or higher. The water tank is removable, making it easy to fill and clean, and it has a capacity of 2 liters. This means it can make approximately up to 33 single cups of hot espresso coffee before needing to be refilled. Additionally, thanks to the milk frother, you can manually mix steam and milk to create foam with the ideal density for your preferred milk-based beverage, such as cappuccino or latte.
Finally, the pressure exerted by the boiler on the coffee for extraction is equivalent to 19 bar. The recommended values for a rich and creamy espresso are typically 9 bar or higher.

Technical Details

  • Boiler: stainless steel
  • Water tank: 2.0L removable
  • Filters: ground coffee and pods
  • Steam pipe: Yes
  • Coffee thermostat temperature: 95°C
  • Steam temperature: 130°C
  • Overheating protection: Yes
  • Automatic coffee flow

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Product Guides

User Manual

Specifications

Type
Semi-Automatic

Type

Semi-Automatic
Semi-automatic espresso machines use an electric water pump to create pressure, and the start and stop of coffee extraction is done manually. Most also have a steam wand for frothing milk. 2. It is aimed at individuals who want full control over the coffee-making process and want to experiment to achieve the desired taste and texture.
Coffee Supply
Ground

Coffee Supply

Ground
The device only accepts ground coffee and not beans. They are faster to use compared to machines with a grinder as there is no need to grind the beans.
Power
1260 W

Power

The power in espresso machines indicates how quickly the water can be heated for coffee creation.

2.

Usually, it is recommended to have around 1100 watts to 1500 watts for a device that heats up quickly.
Pressure
19 bar

Pressure

It is the pressure exerted by the boiler on the coffee and is measured in bars.
2. The recommended values are from 10 to 15 bars for a rich and creamy espresso.
3. Pressure from 15 to 20 bars has negligible differences in performance.
Water Tank Capacity
2 lt

Water Tank Capacity

The capacity indicates how much water the device's tank can hold. 


Most devices are up to 1.5 liters. Usually, for a couple that drinks 2 or even 3 double coffees a day, a capacity of 1 liter is sufficient.


A capacity of over 2 liters is recommended for more frequent use by more people.
Colour
Black
Retro
No
Boiler Type
Single

Boiler Type

Single

Uses a single boiler for both coffee and steam, requiring a wait for temperature adjustment between extraction and milk frothing.

Capabilities & Functions

Milk Frother
No
Compatible with
E.S.E. Pod
Built-in
No
Removable Water Tank
Yes
Water Filter
-

Water Filter

Filters the water for a cleaner coffee taste and protects the machine from limescale.
Automatic Shut-off
-

Automatic Shut-off

The machine automatically switches off after a period of inactivity, saving energy and increasing safety.
Cup Warmer
-

Cup Warmer

Surface that keeps the cups warm, so that the coffee is served at the ideal temperature.
Steam Nozzle
Yes

Steam Nozzle

The Steam Wand is the metal tube that delivers pressurized steam to heat and create the velvety milk froth (microfoam) for cappuccino and latte.
Temperature Control
-

Temperature Control

Ensures stable and precise water temperature, consistently producing high-quality espresso.

Smart Attributes

Wi-Fi
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (6)

Reviews

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  • Heating time of the device
  • Cleaning
  • Coffee quality
  • Foam milk
  • Value for money
  • Crema
  • Moderate difficulty to use
  • Moderate noise
  • Construction quality

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  • andreasths18
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    andreasths18

    Former owner of the Briel. I was and still am satisfied with the machine's performance. Whoever buys it, if they change the pressurized filter basket with a non-pressurized 18g one, they will be amazed by the results it can achieve. I appreciated the machine even more after buying a Lelit Victoria and seeing that it can come close to the coffee quality of a machine that costs 900 euros. Of course, the grinder and the coffee you use also play a role. Whoever buys it should consider getting a 53mm tamper and a grinding mill for incredible results.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Easy to use
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Construction quality
    • Moderate noise
    • Foam milk
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • sakispunk70
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    sakispunk70

    So above they write that it makes coffee like a French one. That's wrong. The machine wants you to play with it. Depending on the coffee you have and the grind you have done, you need to adjust the screw it has in the basket to get the right result. It's not like most machines where you get a ready-made coffee, put it in and you're done. Anyone who doesn't want to deal with it should not buy it. Its construction is plastic and not premium. Is it worth its money? Maybe yes, maybe no. I preferred it for the ten-year warranty and the boiler. Maybe it's worth it. Time will tell.
    Edit: after an upgrade with a sage grinder and a non-pressurized basket, the coffee is elevated. The basket that fits exactly is "Double Filter Basket Non-Pressurized for Gaggia & Saeco" 60mm externally and 53mm tamper. See the difference in crema with its own basket full of bubbles.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Construction quality
    • Moderate noise
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • alexandros_alex1
    1
    alexandros_alex1

    Someone who wants foam in their coffee should not buy this (like all espresso machines). It produces something like a French coffee. Waste of money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Foam milk
    • Coffee quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Crema
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  • GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS
    1
    0 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS

    I bought it because it had a stainless steel boiler and it was made by a company specialized in espresso machines. It is made of poor quality plastic and during brewing it burns the coffee and the foam is nonexistent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating time of the device
    • Foam milk
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Cleaning
    • Moderate noise
    • Coffee quality
    • Value for money
    • Crema
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • VALANTIS_PAPA
    5
    6 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    VALANTIS_PAPA

    Really a machine that is worth its money. Initially, it has a 10-year warranty that no one else offers. It heats up quickly and the result of the coffee is impeccable. It does not have a thermoblock but a boiler that you can only find in expensive machines above this cost. The steam, which in most machines I had, could not make frothy milk, is so powerful that it really makes it a game. The only thing that initially concerned me is that while you say one coffee, it stops very quickly and does not come out. Then I read the instructions that state that the water in the boiler returns and that is why this happens. As soon as I set it to 2, it dispensed the dose normally. For this quality of coffee, I expected the machine to be more expensive. If you know about good coffee, I highly recommend it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Easy to use
    • Cleaning
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 2
    Nikos_Z80

    Verified purchase

    • Difficult to use
    • Construction quality
    • Noisy
    • Value for money
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
  • andreasths18
    4
    andreasths18

    Former owner of the Briel. I was and still am satisfied with the machine's performance. Whoever buys it, if they change the pressurized filter basket with a non-pressurized 18g one, they will be amazed by the results it can achieve. I appreciated the machine even more after buying a Lelit Victoria and seeing that it can come close to the coffee quality of a machine that costs 900 euros. Of course, the grinder and the coffee you use also play a role. Whoever buys it should consider getting a 53mm tamper and a grinding mill for incredible results.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • sakispunk70
    5
    sakispunk70

    So above they write that it makes coffee like a French one. That's wrong. The machine wants you to play with it. Depending on the coffee you have and the grind you have done, you need to adjust the screw it has in the basket to get the right result. It's not like most machines where you get a ready-made coffee, put it in and you're done. Anyone who doesn't want to deal with it should not buy it. Its construction is plastic and not premium. Is it worth its money? Maybe yes, maybe no. I preferred it for the ten-year warranty and the boiler. Maybe it's worth it. Time will tell.
    Edit: after an upgrade with a sage grinder and a non-pressurized basket, the coffee is elevated. The basket that fits exactly is "Double Filter Basket Non-Pressurized for Gaggia & Saeco" 60mm externally and 53mm tamper. See the difference in crema with its own basket full of bubbles.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • alexandros_alex1
    1
    alexandros_alex1

    Someone who wants foam in their coffee should not buy this (like all espresso machines). It produces something like a French coffee. Waste of money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS
    1
    GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS

    I bought it because it had a stainless steel boiler and it was made by a company specialized in espresso machines. It is made of poor quality plastic and during brewing it burns the coffee and the foam is nonexistent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • VALANTIS_PAPA
    5
    VALANTIS_PAPA

    Really a machine that is worth its money. Initially, it has a 10-year warranty that no one else offers. It heats up quickly and the result of the coffee is impeccable. It does not have a thermoblock but a boiler that you can only find in expensive machines above this cost. The steam, which in most machines I had, could not make frothy milk, is so powerful that it really makes it a game. The only thing that initially concerned me is that while you say one coffee, it stops very quickly and does not come out. Then I read the instructions that state that the water in the boiler returns and that is why this happens. As soon as I set it to 2, it dispensed the dose normally. For this quality of coffee, I expected the machine to be more expensive. If you know about good coffee, I highly recommend it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • See all

Description & Specifications

Semi-automatic espresso coffee machine ES62A by Briel. The coffee is brewed using ground espresso, in the grind size of your choice. This allows you to determine the quantity of coffee placed in the specially designed handle, and press the start button to initiate the extraction process. Of course, each time you make coffee, the handle needs to be cleaned to ensure it is always ready for the next use.
It is a suitable choice for individuals interested in experimenting to achieve the desired taste and texture.

It has a power of 1260 Watts, and it takes a few minutes for the water to heat up for coffee preparation. Typically, a device that heats water quickly has a power of around 1100 Watts or higher. The water tank is removable, making it easy to fill and clean, and it has a capacity of 2 liters. This means it can make approximately up to 33 single cups of hot espresso coffee before needing to be refilled. Additionally, thanks to the milk frother, you can manually mix steam and milk to create foam with the ideal density for your preferred milk-based beverage, such as cappuccino or latte.
Finally, the pressure exerted by the boiler on the coffee for extraction is equivalent to 19 bar. The recommended values for a rich and creamy espresso are typically 9 bar or higher.

Technical Details

  • Boiler: stainless steel
  • Water tank: 2.0L removable
  • Filters: ground coffee and pods
  • Steam pipe: Yes
  • Coffee thermostat temperature: 95°C
  • Steam temperature: 130°C
  • Overheating protection: Yes
  • Automatic coffee flow

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Guides

User Manual

Specifications

Type
Semi-Automatic

Type

Semi-Automatic
Semi-automatic espresso machines use an electric water pump to create pressure, and the start and stop of coffee extraction is done manually. Most also have a steam wand for frothing milk. 2. It is aimed at individuals who want full control over the coffee-making process and want to experiment to achieve the desired taste and texture.
Coffee Supply
Ground

Coffee Supply

Ground
The device only accepts ground coffee and not beans. They are faster to use compared to machines with a grinder as there is no need to grind the beans.
Power
1260 W

Power

The power in espresso machines indicates how quickly the water can be heated for coffee creation.

2.

Usually, it is recommended to have around 1100 watts to 1500 watts for a device that heats up quickly.
Pressure
19 bar

Pressure

It is the pressure exerted by the boiler on the coffee and is measured in bars.
2. The recommended values are from 10 to 15 bars for a rich and creamy espresso.
3. Pressure from 15 to 20 bars has negligible differences in performance.
Water Tank Capacity
2 lt

Water Tank Capacity

The capacity indicates how much water the device's tank can hold. 


Most devices are up to 1.5 liters. Usually, for a couple that drinks 2 or even 3 double coffees a day, a capacity of 1 liter is sufficient.


A capacity of over 2 liters is recommended for more frequent use by more people.
Colour
Black
Retro
No
Boiler Type
Single

Boiler Type

Single

Uses a single boiler for both coffee and steam, requiring a wait for temperature adjustment between extraction and milk frothing.

Capabilities & Functions

Milk Frother
No
Compatible with
E.S.E. Pod
Built-in
No
Removable Water Tank
Yes
Water Filter
-

Water Filter

Filters the water for a cleaner coffee taste and protects the machine from limescale.
Automatic Shut-off
-

Automatic Shut-off

The machine automatically switches off after a period of inactivity, saving energy and increasing safety.
Cup Warmer
-

Cup Warmer

Surface that keeps the cups warm, so that the coffee is served at the ideal temperature.
Steam Nozzle
Yes

Steam Nozzle

The Steam Wand is the metal tube that delivers pressurized steam to heat and create the velvety milk froth (microfoam) for cappuccino and latte.
Temperature Control
-

Temperature Control

Ensures stable and precise water temperature, consistently producing high-quality espresso.

Smart Attributes

Wi-Fi
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (6)

3.0
6
3.0
Review this product
  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 2
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  • Heating time of the device
  • Cleaning
  • Coffee quality
  • Foam milk
  • Value for money
  • Crema
  • Moderate difficulty to use
  • Moderate noise
  • Construction quality

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Reviews by our members

  • andreasths18
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    andreasths18

    Former owner of the Briel. I was and still am satisfied with the machine's performance. Whoever buys it, if they change the pressurized filter basket with a non-pressurized 18g one, they will be amazed by the results it can achieve. I appreciated the machine even more after buying a Lelit Victoria and seeing that it can come close to the coffee quality of a machine that costs 900 euros. Of course, the grinder and the coffee you use also play a role. Whoever buys it should consider getting a 53mm tamper and a grinding mill for incredible results.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Easy to use
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Construction quality
    • Moderate noise
    • Foam milk
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • sakispunk70
    5
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    sakispunk70

    So above they write that it makes coffee like a French one. That's wrong. The machine wants you to play with it. Depending on the coffee you have and the grind you have done, you need to adjust the screw it has in the basket to get the right result. It's not like most machines where you get a ready-made coffee, put it in and you're done. Anyone who doesn't want to deal with it should not buy it. Its construction is plastic and not premium. Is it worth its money? Maybe yes, maybe no. I preferred it for the ten-year warranty and the boiler. Maybe it's worth it. Time will tell.
    Edit: after an upgrade with a sage grinder and a non-pressurized basket, the coffee is elevated. The basket that fits exactly is "Double Filter Basket Non-Pressurized for Gaggia & Saeco" 60mm externally and 53mm tamper. See the difference in crema with its own basket full of bubbles.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Cleaning
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Construction quality
    • Moderate noise
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • alexandros_alex1
    1
    alexandros_alex1

    Someone who wants foam in their coffee should not buy this (like all espresso machines). It produces something like a French coffee. Waste of money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Foam milk
    • Coffee quality
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Crema
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS
    1
    0 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS

    I bought it because it had a stainless steel boiler and it was made by a company specialized in espresso machines. It is made of poor quality plastic and during brewing it burns the coffee and the foam is nonexistent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Heating time of the device
    • Foam milk
    • Moderate difficulty to use
    • Cleaning
    • Moderate noise
    • Coffee quality
    • Value for money
    • Crema
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • VALANTIS_PAPA
    5
    6 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    VALANTIS_PAPA

    Really a machine that is worth its money. Initially, it has a 10-year warranty that no one else offers. It heats up quickly and the result of the coffee is impeccable. It does not have a thermoblock but a boiler that you can only find in expensive machines above this cost. The steam, which in most machines I had, could not make frothy milk, is so powerful that it really makes it a game. The only thing that initially concerned me is that while you say one coffee, it stops very quickly and does not come out. Then I read the instructions that state that the water in the boiler returns and that is why this happens. As soon as I set it to 2, it dispensed the dose normally. For this quality of coffee, I expected the machine to be more expensive. If you know about good coffee, I highly recommend it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Coffee quality
    • Easy to use
    • Cleaning
    • Construction quality
    • Silent
    • Value for money
    • Heating time of the device
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 2
    Nikos_Z80

    Verified purchase

    • Difficult to use
    • Construction quality
    • Noisy
    • Value for money
    • Crema
    • Foam milk
  • andreasths18
    4
    andreasths18

    Former owner of the Briel. I was and still am satisfied with the machine's performance. Whoever buys it, if they change the pressurized filter basket with a non-pressurized 18g one, they will be amazed by the results it can achieve. I appreciated the machine even more after buying a Lelit Victoria and seeing that it can come close to the coffee quality of a machine that costs 900 euros. Of course, the grinder and the coffee you use also play a role. Whoever buys it should consider getting a 53mm tamper and a grinding mill for incredible results.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • sakispunk70
    5
    sakispunk70

    So above they write that it makes coffee like a French one. That's wrong. The machine wants you to play with it. Depending on the coffee you have and the grind you have done, you need to adjust the screw it has in the basket to get the right result. It's not like most machines where you get a ready-made coffee, put it in and you're done. Anyone who doesn't want to deal with it should not buy it. Its construction is plastic and not premium. Is it worth its money? Maybe yes, maybe no. I preferred it for the ten-year warranty and the boiler. Maybe it's worth it. Time will tell.
    Edit: after an upgrade with a sage grinder and a non-pressurized basket, the coffee is elevated. The basket that fits exactly is "Double Filter Basket Non-Pressurized for Gaggia & Saeco" 60mm externally and 53mm tamper. See the difference in crema with its own basket full of bubbles.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • alexandros_alex1
    1
    alexandros_alex1

    Someone who wants foam in their coffee should not buy this (like all espresso machines). It produces something like a French coffee. Waste of money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS
    1
    GIANNIS_ZEVELAKIS

    I bought it because it had a stainless steel boiler and it was made by a company specialized in espresso machines. It is made of poor quality plastic and during brewing it burns the coffee and the foam is nonexistent.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • VALANTIS_PAPA
    5
    VALANTIS_PAPA

    Really a machine that is worth its money. Initially, it has a 10-year warranty that no one else offers. It heats up quickly and the result of the coffee is impeccable. It does not have a thermoblock but a boiler that you can only find in expensive machines above this cost. The steam, which in most machines I had, could not make frothy milk, is so powerful that it really makes it a game. The only thing that initially concerned me is that while you say one coffee, it stops very quickly and does not come out. Then I read the instructions that state that the water in the boiler returns and that is why this happens. As soon as I set it to 2, it dispensed the dose normally. For this quality of coffee, I expected the machine to be more expensive. If you know about good coffee, I highly recommend it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • See all

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