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product_id: 369370733
title: "Z10"
brand: "jura"
price: "€ 10536.82"
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reviews_count: 9
url: https://www.desertcart.es/products/369370733-z10
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# 32 hot & cold brew options 4.3" touchscreen + WiFi Connect Instant grind adjustment Z10

**Brand:** jura
**Price:** € 10536.82
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game—because ordinary just won’t do.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Z10 by jura
- **How much does it cost?** € 10536.82 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.es](https://www.desertcart.es/products/369370733-z10)

## Best For

- jura enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jura brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Touchscreen Control:** Navigate effortlessly with a vibrant 4.3" display and optional AI for a personalized brewing experience.
- • **Innovative Brewing Processes:** Experience Pulse Extraction and Cold Extraction for richer aroma and balanced flavor in every cup.
- • **Unmatched Coffee Versatility:** Choose from 32 specialty brews, from intense espresso to refreshing cold brew—your daily coffee, reinvented.
- • **Customizable Coffee Favorites:** Save, rename, and reposition your personalized drinks for one-touch perfection that fits your lifestyle.
- • **Precision Grinding Technology:** Exclusive Product Recognizing Grinder adapts grind size instantly for perfect extraction every time.

## Overview

The Jura Z10 is a premium Swiss-engineered automatic coffee center that offers an unprecedented 32 hot and cold specialty coffee options. Featuring a 4.3" touchscreen, WiFi connectivity, and AI-assisted operation, it delivers precision grinding with its Product Recognizing Grinder and advanced Pulse and Cold Extraction processes. Designed for coffee connoisseurs who demand customization and quality, the Z10 combines cutting-edge technology with sleek modern aesthetics to transform your daily coffee ritual into a statement of taste and convenience.

## Description

A masterpiece of Swiss engineering, the new Z10 doubles the range of specialty coffees. At the touch of a button it prepares the full spectrum of hot drinks from intense espresso to on-trend flat white. It also opens a whole new dimension in the enjoyment of coffee with the introduction of cold brew specialties. This is made possible thanks to the Product Recognizing Grinder (P.R.G.), which recognizes the chosen specialty and instantly and precisely adjusts the fineness of grind accordingly. In addition, JURA has developed the pioneering Cold Extraction Process – a quite literally refreshing innovation. In this process, cold water is slowly pulsed through the freshly ground coffee under high pressure. The result is a completely new way of experiencing coffee – refreshing, energizing and with a wonderfully balanced aroma. This outstanding premium coffee machine features a double-speed 4.3" touch display and the Blue Crystal Rotary Switch. Thanks to the Specialty Selection menu and artificial intelligence, it’s exceptionally easy and intuitive to use. The technology quantum leap is also reflected in the sculptural design. The convex-concave front panel is visible proof of attention to detail and absolute manufacturing precision. Its high quality makes the Z10 a statement of excellent taste.

Review: Honest Thoughts on the Jura Z10 After Six Months of Daily Use - I’ve been using the Jura Z10 every day for the past six months, and I think it’s about time I shared my real-life experience with fellow coffee lovers considering this machine. It’s a hefty investment, so I wanted to make sure my review is as honest and practical as possible. **Quality and Ease of Use**: Straight off, the Z10 feels solid and well-made, almost like something you’d see in a coffee shop rather than a home kitchen. It's user-friendly and tech-savvy, which I appreciate. I’m a big fan of customization, and this machine lets me tweak my drinks exactly how I like them, especially when it comes to foam! **Maintenance – A Love-Hate Relationship**: Here’s the deal – the Z10 likes to be kept clean, especially if you're using milk. At first, the frequent cleaning felt like a chore, but I’ve come to appreciate it. It’s all automated, so it’s not a hassle, but you do need to stay on top of it. The catch is the ongoing cost of filters and milk system cleaner, but for me, the quality of the coffee justifies it. The cleaning takes nothing... throw in some cleaner and push a button. The milk system cleaning takes 3 minutes so I usually do it while drinking my coffee. It also rises the system after every drink so I keep a cup under it so I don't have to empty the drip tray all the time. The frequent cleaning is what keeps the machine running great and the coffee premium so it's a labor of love... and hardly any labor. **Nice Extras But With A Caveat**: The milk fridge has been a game-changer for my milky coffee drinks, keeping everything conveniently at hand. It's a separate purchase, but I can't imagine not having it. Also, the hot water dispenser is perfect for my tea-drinking moments. But here's a quirk – the machine is quite particular about ingredient levels. If you’re low on beans, water, or milk, it’ll start your drink and then stop midway to tell you to refill, which can be annoying. I’ve learned to check everything before I start brewing to avoid this hiccup. **Final Verdict**: Yes, the price tag made me think twice, and yes, the maintenance can feel a bit much at times. But considering how much I used to spend at Starbucks and how often I use the Z10, I’ve got no regrets. The quality of the coffee, the convenience, and the overall performance make it a worthwhile addition to my daily routine.
Review: Love it! (but not perfect) - I have had the Z10 and milk chiller for 8 months now. It has made 2000 coffees and not a single issue. I do not regret such an expensive investment. I do maintenance when the machine tells me to, and I use Jura products for the maintenance. I use whole milk in the chiller and Lavazza Super Crema beans in the machine. The Good * makes great coffee * maintenance isn’t too bad * no mechanical issues * easy to use The Neutral * coffee sizes are small * adjusted presets on most all drinks to increase volume. After adjustment a latte is still around 7oz. * adjusted/increase preset milk temperature to max for each drink otherwise coffee wasn’t hot enough (no universal milk temperature setting - must be set per drink) (default milk temperature is too low - drinks finish warm and not hot) * spend average of 20 min per week on maintenance (changing water filter, cleaning milk head, cleaning milk chiller, cleaning cycle on machine). Do each as machine tells me to, and using Jura products only. Costs maybe $15-20/month. The Bad * wifi just doesn’t work. Don’t even bother, app doesn’t work without wifi. No remote functionality. * emptying drip tray is frequent; could use a larger tray. * the cost of the machine * the beans stick and don’t naturally fall into grinder. I stir them periodically to get them to fall. Update: we loved the Z10 so much we decided to get another automatic machine for our second home. However we got a Delonghi Rivelia which is around $800 instead of $3000 because we aren’t there very often. This machine isn’t available yet in America, but I wanted to compare the two. I have to say the coffee in the Rivelia is just as good and perhaps hotter than the Jura. The Jura with milk chiller has it beat in convenience - it is a true press one button and take your coffee. With the Rivelia you store your milk cartridge in the fridge, so you take it from the fridge, snap it in, choose your coffee, adjust the milk froth setting, take your coffee, put a second cup under, turn the milk dial to clean, then empty the milk cleaning water out of your second cup, put milk back in the fridge, then enjoy your coffee. So for $2200 you save a few extra steps. I haven’t had the Rivelia long enough to judge reliability. The Jura is going over a year making many coffees a day without a hiccup (with me doing all maintenance as the machine tells me to do it). I’m impressed with the Rivelia and its price. It has more steps but makes a great coffee and is less than 1/4 of the price. If budget is a primary factor I would do the Rivelia all day long. I’m enjoying both machines with no regrets with either one.

## Features

- VERSATILITY: A world first for hot and cold brew coffee specialties; choose from 32 options
- OPERATION: Touchscreen display, optional Artificial Intelligence, equipped with WiFi Connect for use with J.O.E. app
- CUSTOMIZATION: Customize, duplicate, rename and reposition coffee favorites
- GRINDER: Exclusive Product Recognizing Grinder adjusts in a fraction of a second to the predefined consistency of grind
- TECHNOLOGY: Pulse Extraction Process, Cold Extraction Process and Eighth-generation Brewing Unit

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B095J6NKPK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #728,081 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #2,700 in Espresso Machine Replacement Parts |
| Brand | Jura |
| Brand Name | Jura |
| Capacity | 81 Fluid ounces |
| Coffee Input Type | Ground Coffee |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Aluminum White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 147 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Metallic |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Human Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Included Components | Filter |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 18.25"D x 25.5"W x 23.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Automatic Coffee Center |
| Item Weight | 27 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Jura-Capresso |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Z10 |
| Model Number | 15361 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Programmable |
| Part Number | 15361 |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Product Dimensions | 18.25"D x 25.5"W x 23.5"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Hot and Cold Coffee Beverages |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Not Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | Programmable |
| Style | Modern |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 120 |
| Wattage | 1450 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Jura
- **Capacity:** 81 Fluid Ounces
- **Color:** Aluminum White
- **Product Dimensions:** 18.25"D x 25.5"W x 23.5"H
- **Special Feature:** Programmable

## Images

![Z10 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/7173cpkuPTL.jpg)
![Z10 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71uG-PiY-QL.jpg)
![Z10 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/710taBL4GcL.jpg)
![Z10 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/714ifDNUewL.jpg)
![Z10 - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tK7Ydd1xL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can anyone actually confirm if the Aluminum/White model is actual aluminum, no one specifies the true material/to justify the higher price?**
A: The front panel of this model is actually aluminum.

**Q: How many coffee can you do per hour ? Is it good for professional use ?**
A: It is a great machine. However, I don’t think it would work for professional use. It holds a lot of beans and each coffee only takes 15 to 30 seconds to make. However after 10 to 15 coffees both drip tray containing excess water and coffee grinds must be emptied. Also the water capacity is about 10 coffees. It is fast to do all this but still!

**Q: Why is the black one $300 cheaper ?**
A: I have the black one and I can only guess. There’s a LOT of plastic on the black one. The white says aluminum, maybe the front is less plastic and actual aluminum? Also, I was able to snag mine for $2,600 on Amazon (using price pulse app to watch for deals). It makes great coffee, but at $3,600 I wouldn’t feel the value is worth it.

**Q: What are the differences between the model 15348 and 15361 as both of them are Aluminum White with different manufacture date?**
A: The Jura Z10 15348 is a 230v model made for Europe and other parts of the world. 
The Z10 15361 is the correct model for North America and is the only one warrantied in this market, providing you buy from an Authorized Jura Dealer.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honest Thoughts on the Jura Z10 After Six Months of Daily Use
*by B***N on January 28, 2024*

I’ve been using the Jura Z10 every day for the past six months, and I think it’s about time I shared my real-life experience with fellow coffee lovers considering this machine. It’s a hefty investment, so I wanted to make sure my review is as honest and practical as possible. **Quality and Ease of Use**: Straight off, the Z10 feels solid and well-made, almost like something you’d see in a coffee shop rather than a home kitchen. It's user-friendly and tech-savvy, which I appreciate. I’m a big fan of customization, and this machine lets me tweak my drinks exactly how I like them, especially when it comes to foam! **Maintenance – A Love-Hate Relationship**: Here’s the deal – the Z10 likes to be kept clean, especially if you're using milk. At first, the frequent cleaning felt like a chore, but I’ve come to appreciate it. It’s all automated, so it’s not a hassle, but you do need to stay on top of it. The catch is the ongoing cost of filters and milk system cleaner, but for me, the quality of the coffee justifies it. The cleaning takes nothing... throw in some cleaner and push a button. The milk system cleaning takes 3 minutes so I usually do it while drinking my coffee. It also rises the system after every drink so I keep a cup under it so I don't have to empty the drip tray all the time. The frequent cleaning is what keeps the machine running great and the coffee premium so it's a labor of love... and hardly any labor. **Nice Extras But With A Caveat**: The milk fridge has been a game-changer for my milky coffee drinks, keeping everything conveniently at hand. It's a separate purchase, but I can't imagine not having it. Also, the hot water dispenser is perfect for my tea-drinking moments. But here's a quirk – the machine is quite particular about ingredient levels. If you’re low on beans, water, or milk, it’ll start your drink and then stop midway to tell you to refill, which can be annoying. I’ve learned to check everything before I start brewing to avoid this hiccup. **Final Verdict**: Yes, the price tag made me think twice, and yes, the maintenance can feel a bit much at times. But considering how much I used to spend at Starbucks and how often I use the Z10, I’ve got no regrets. The quality of the coffee, the convenience, and the overall performance make it a worthwhile addition to my daily routine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love it! (but not perfect)
*by R***X on August 12, 2024*

I have had the Z10 and milk chiller for 8 months now. It has made 2000 coffees and not a single issue. I do not regret such an expensive investment. I do maintenance when the machine tells me to, and I use Jura products for the maintenance. I use whole milk in the chiller and Lavazza Super Crema beans in the machine. The Good * makes great coffee * maintenance isn’t too bad * no mechanical issues * easy to use The Neutral * coffee sizes are small * adjusted presets on most all drinks to increase volume. After adjustment a latte is still around 7oz. * adjusted/increase preset milk temperature to max for each drink otherwise coffee wasn’t hot enough (no universal milk temperature setting - must be set per drink) (default milk temperature is too low - drinks finish warm and not hot) * spend average of 20 min per week on maintenance (changing water filter, cleaning milk head, cleaning milk chiller, cleaning cycle on machine). Do each as machine tells me to, and using Jura products only. Costs maybe $15-20/month. The Bad * wifi just doesn’t work. Don’t even bother, app doesn’t work without wifi. No remote functionality. * emptying drip tray is frequent; could use a larger tray. * the cost of the machine * the beans stick and don’t naturally fall into grinder. I stir them periodically to get them to fall. Update: we loved the Z10 so much we decided to get another automatic machine for our second home. However we got a Delonghi Rivelia which is around $800 instead of $3000 because we aren’t there very often. This machine isn’t available yet in America, but I wanted to compare the two. I have to say the coffee in the Rivelia is just as good and perhaps hotter than the Jura. The Jura with milk chiller has it beat in convenience - it is a true press one button and take your coffee. With the Rivelia you store your milk cartridge in the fridge, so you take it from the fridge, snap it in, choose your coffee, adjust the milk froth setting, take your coffee, put a second cup under, turn the milk dial to clean, then empty the milk cleaning water out of your second cup, put milk back in the fridge, then enjoy your coffee. So for $2200 you save a few extra steps. I haven’t had the Rivelia long enough to judge reliability. The Jura is going over a year making many coffees a day without a hiccup (with me doing all maintenance as the machine tells me to do it). I’m impressed with the Rivelia and its price. It has more steps but makes a great coffee and is less than 1/4 of the price. If budget is a primary factor I would do the Rivelia all day long. I’m enjoying both machines with no regrets with either one.

### ⭐ clogged machine
*by A***R on December 15, 2024*

I bought my Z 10 from amazon , before i completed my purchase i called amazon to make sure i bought it from an authrized dealer and that the machine is new and is not refurbished machine. I spoke with a female rep and she assured me that the dealer is an autherized dealer and that the machine is brand new. after few weeks of using the machine the machine will gring the beans , I can hear the system filling but no coffee is dispensed. I called jura and they asked what type of "Beans" and also is i am setting the machine on "Fine Grind".I told them I use Jura beans or Collectivo , The advice was to keep the machine on coarse grind to allow water to flow through .while on the phone no coffee is dispensed still, they asked me to insert my finger inside the machine and clean inside with my finger or use paper towel I did that and I finally had a cup of coffee.Their explained that there may be watewr in the line causing the problem. However the problem kept happening.I finally called them, and happened that the same rep that answered was the same rep that helped me before , she asked me to send teh receipt and swerial number to them to arrange for me to shiped to them.They responded that I did not buy it from them and bought it from amazon from a third party un-autherized seller.I was shocked and told them that I verified before completing my purchase that the seller was autherized and also the machine was not a re-furbished machine.I was informed that they checked twice. and that I am responsible for the shipping and repairs.tried to work with amazon and they refused to do anything about the issue since it passed their return policy.So I was not only deceived by Amazon rep giving me a fradulant information before completing my purchase but also paying $4000.00 Jura defective coffee machine. I have been using Jura machines for 9 years never had any problem, But ........

## Frequently Bought Together

- Jura Z10 Aluminum White
- JURA Stainless Steel Milk Pipe, HP3, Silver
- Jura Glass Milk Container, Clear

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