This is a 15-bar espresso machine sold under the Electactic name with a built-in grinder, milk frother and steam wand. Electactic sells a wide range of machines that look and sound alike but differ in real ways, and the specifics of this exact listing are thin.
What is actually documented
The listing describes a 15-bar semi-automatic machine with an integrated coffee grinder, a milk frother with steam wand, and a removable water tank, marketed as suitable for cappuccino and latte at home. Beyond that, the listing itself is the only source, and it does not give a wattage, tank capacity, or dimensions.
Electactic sells this same general concept, grinder plus espresso machine plus frother, in several other configurations: 20-bar and 15-bar pumps, single and dual boiler, and at least one version with a 58mm portafilter. That range of near-identical listings makes it easy to assume specs from a different Electactic model apply here. They may not.
What nobody has verified
We found no independent review of this exact listing from any established outlet. Wattage, portafilter diameter, filter basket type (pressurized versus single-wall), and exterior dimensions are all undisclosed by the manufacturer or any retailer we checked. Built-in grinders are also a specific reliability concern: a clogged or misaligned integrated grinder is harder and more expensive to service than a standalone one, and nothing here documents how this unit holds up over time.
What to ask before you buy
- Ask the seller to confirm which specific Electactic model this ASIN corresponds to, since the brand’s listings overlap heavily.
- Ask whether the filter baskets are pressurized or single-wall, and the portafilter diameter.
- Ask about the wattage and water tank capacity in writing before you buy.
- Confirm the warranty and who services the grinder if it clogs or jams.
Based on the retail listing and a comparison against other Electactic listings for context on how the product line is structured. No independent review of this model was located. CoffeeLogik has not tested this machine in person.
