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product_id: 48433396
title: "Sage - The Duo-Temp Pro - Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother - Precise Espresso-Extraction 1600 W - Easy to Use Manual Espresso Machine - Portafilter and Milk Jug - Brushed Stainless Steel"
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# Uniform Extraction Tech 1600W powerful heating Smart maintenance alerts Sage - The Duo-Temp Pro - Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother - Precise Espresso-Extraction 1600 W - Easy to Use Manual Espresso Machine - Portafilter and Milk Jug - Brushed Stainless Steel

**Brand:** sage
**Price:** € 1452.85
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your home coffee game — because great espresso waits for no one!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sage - The Duo-Temp Pro - Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother - Precise Espresso-Extraction 1600 W - Easy to Use Manual Espresso Machine - Portafilter and Milk Jug - Brushed Stainless Steel by sage
- **How much does it cost?** € 1452.85 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/48433396-sage-the-duo-temp-pro-bean-to-cup-coffee-machine)

## Best For

- sage enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Upkeep:** Smart cleaning and drip tray alerts keep your machine performing at its peak with minimal hassle.
- • **Barista-Level Precision:** Uniform Extraction Technology ensures every espresso shot is rich, balanced, and café-quality.
- • **Velvety Microfoam Mastery:** 1600W steam power crafts professional-grade milk froth for flawless latte art and creamy cappuccinos.
- • **Interactive Setup Experience:** BILT 3D instructions make setup intuitive, so you start brewing like a pro from day one.
- • **Consistent Temperature Control:** Auto purge resets water temperature post-steaming for flawless espresso extraction every time.

## Overview

The Sage Duo-Temp Pro is a brushed stainless steel manual espresso machine featuring 1600W heating for powerful steam, Uniform Extraction Technology for balanced espresso shots, and smart maintenance alerts. Designed for coffee enthusiasts who crave control and quality, it includes a professional portafilter and milk jug, plus an interactive 3D setup guide. Perfect for those ready to master barista skills at home with consistent temperature control and rich microfoam capabilities.

## Description

Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Buy Sage - The Duo-Temp Pro - Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother - Precise Espresso-Extraction 1600 W - Easy to Use Manual Espresso Machine - Portafilter and Milk Jug - Brushed Stainless Steel at desertcart UK.

Review: Great machine and a new hobby - If you just want to press a button and have a drink made for you, this isn't your machine. However, if you're the type of person who wants total controll over your espresso and steamed milk. The type of person who isn't just going to feed the machine supermarket beans. And you're someone enjoys the process of making tasty coffee drinks, then I highly recommend this machine. With help from youtube, I've gone from someone who had never used fresh beans before. Someone who'd never even seen an espresso machine outside of a coffee shop, let alone be in controll of one. To someone who now has a fresh coffee bean subscription and way too many coffee accessories. And I'm also someone who's now used this machine for 5 months, having pulled shots with it almost every day. I can honestly say it's been a great entry into home espresso. It's not perfect, or the best machine out there, but I've really enjoyed using it so far. And I can highly recommened it to anyone on the fence about taking the plunge. It's well worth the effort, and cost wise, it's really good bang for your buck. Especially if you can get one on sale for under £300. I've paired this machine with the Sage dose controll pro and couldn't be happier. There's a bit of a learning curve at first when learning to dial in fresh beans. But even the first drink I made tasted better than any coffee I've had from a coffee chain. You just have to source good quality beans (with a known and recent roasting date) and follow a few guides to get you going. Once you figure everything out, it's a super simple machine to use. You switch it on and turn the dial to the function you want activating. Then turn the dial back to the center to stop. Super simple and you have full controll. If this is your first machine, you'll likely need to buy a few extras with this, as it doesn't grind or dose coffee for you. Along with a decent coffee grinder, I'd recommend getting a good set of coffee scales (I use the Timemore basic 2), as it makes the whole process of making a drink a lot easier. Especially when following a recipe or experimenting with grind size. Being a manual machine, you have a lot of controll over your espresso and you'll need to learn how to controll the things that this machine doesn't (like when to stop the water or what grind setting to use to get the right flow rate). Good coffee scales help with all of that. At the very least, you'll need a scale that goes to 0.1g and a stopwatch. Without those, it's hard to get good results. For me at least, it's really nice to have a machine that doesn't hold your hand. All this really does is push hot water through whatever you put in the portafilter, and shoot hot water/steam from the wand. A whole 2 functions! It does each of them really well, though. If I had to be picky and say something negative, it'd be that the noise is a bit high when steaming. There's a repetative thud from the pump when using the steam wand, and it's a bit annoying. The thudding seems to echo throughout the house when it runs, too. It only lasts a minute while steaming, so it's not that bad. Something to consider if you have thin walls and live next to neighbours that like to complain, or have relatives that you don't want to disturb. Overall, it's been an amazing addition to our kitchen. It's basically a hobby now. Just make sure you source good quality, freshly roasted, beans. And that you refrain from using the pressurised baskets!
Review: Solid quality which works well. Fingers crossed it will keep doing so. - Had this for a month now and used it most days so its time to write a review. It is not a cheap machine but you can see where the money has been spent. For example, the porta filter handle is pretty much a professional one you would see being used in a coffee shop. The supplied milk jug is also solid and pours the milk without drips - a minor miracle.The finish of the machine is good and it feels solidly built. It makes good espresso, although as yet no crema but that's because I'm using up some older beans. You can hear the two stage extraction working and the cool down after using the steam wand. A word of caution - the cool down puts a fair bit of water into the drip tray so keep an eye on the indicator at the front of the tray. The steam wand works very well, but as I've found in other machines you don't get steam immediately. I put a sponge under the wand to catch the water then dip the wand quickly into the milk. This way the milk isn't diluted as much and the steam takes immediate effect. I've made latte and cappuccino so far and am working up to a proper flat white. I initially bought a cheaper machine for under £40 mainly to see if I would use it enough to justify a better quality one. I used it most days so decided to buy the Sage machine after a year. The build quality of the Sage is so much better than the cheap machine but I've been able to get similar results from both by using good quality freshly ground beans. The cheaper machine was temperamental needing more work to get consistent results. Temperature control was rubbish and it didn't cool down after steaming milk so kept on getting hotter - too warm for making a good espresso. So the cool down feature in the Sage serves a real purpose. I needed to keep the cheaper machine clean - on average cleaning it every few weeks, whereas the Sage comes with a water filter which will help keep it from furring up. Financially, the Sage doesn't make much sense at all because you can get decent results - albeit with more effort and experimenting - with the cheaper machine (and you can buy 6.5 more as spares in case your first one stops working for the same amount as one Sage....). But it is so much more satisfying to use. The only question is will it last? The 2 year warranty is encouraging, but I intend to help it along by changing the water filter regularly and keeping the machine clean.

## Features

- Uniform Extraction Technology: Utilizes low pressure pre-infusion, similar to commercial espresso machines, to evenly extract flavours for a well-balanced, rich espresso shot
- Professional Milk Texturing: Empowered by a 1600W heating element, this machine generates ample steam to create velvety micro-foam milk, enhancing the espresso's flavour and enabling intricate latte art creations
- Convenient Maintenance Alerts: Features smart indicators for timely cleaning and drip tray maintenance, streamlining the upkeep process to keep your machine in optimal condition with minimal effort
- Receive 2 bags of speciality coffee when you purchase and register any Sage espresso or coffee machine
- Temperature Optimisation with Auto Purge: After steaming, the innovative auto purge function automatically adjusts the water temperature back to the ideal level for espresso extraction, ensuring consistent quality in every cup
- Seamless Setup Experience: In partnership with BILT Intelligent Instructions, the machine offers an easy, interactive 3D setup process, eliminating the confusion often associated with traditional instruction manuals

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00NPYDJ6U |
| Best Sellers Rank | 112,875 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 30 in Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machines |
| Brand | Sage |
| Colour | Brushed Stainless Steel |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (637) |
| Date First Available | 30 Sept. 2014 |
| Item Weight | 5.9 kg |
| Model Number | BES810BSS UKM |
| Product Dimensions | 17.56 x 13.27 x 15.55 cm; 5.9 kg |
| Special Features | Milk Frother |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Volume Capacity | 1.8 Litres |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sage
- **Capacity:** 1.8 litres
- **Colour:** Brushed Stainless Steel
- **Product dimensions:** 3.95D x 3.4W x 4.5H metres
- **Special feature:** Milk Frother

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: This or a Gaggia Classic?**
A: Had Gaggia Classic for years and bought this when it broke down. Too early to say how many troublefree years this one gives compared to Gaggia.
This one has a bit bigger footprint and the design is different too, that being a matter of taste.
In use, this is slightly more straightforwatd and no-fuss. Gaggia comes with Italian personality that can add flavor on your coffee but the character also shows in the operation. In this one the handle tightens and locks precisely, while in Gaggia you need to know you machine to tighten it right, enough but not too much. May be just me, but in Gaggia the coffee was often spilling over the sides of the basket, pretty much ruining the drink. The water tank is easy to take out for filling, and the integrated tamper, attached with magnet to the machine body, is very handy. The touch is a little plastic behind the stainless surface, but the machine is quite solid and heavy. The Gaggia handle feels really solid and a little bigger, perhaps providing stronger coffee, but after finding the right grind level I am very much for this. It also switches off automatically, so a terribly hot espresso machine never waits you to come home, if forgotten on in the morning. I’d say this is a Volswagen of coffee machines, while Gaggia is a Alfa Romeo. Personality vs. Practicality, buyers call.

**Q: Does it come with pressurised or non-pressurised baskets?**
A: It comes with one and two cup sizes, in both pressurised and non pressurised baskets. Four baskets in all.

**Q: Can you fit a medium sized keepcup under the portafilter? Or what height cup can I fit under there? Thanks.**
A: THE MAXIMUM CUP/MUG YOU CAN FIT IS  11.5 CM TALL

**Q: Dose it come with the warranty?**
A: It seems that it's only 12 months warranty according to the sage and breville websites

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great machine and a new hobby
*by A***R on 10 February 2025*

If you just want to press a button and have a drink made for you, this isn't your machine. However, if you're the type of person who wants total controll over your espresso and steamed milk. The type of person who isn't just going to feed the machine supermarket beans. And you're someone enjoys the process of making tasty coffee drinks, then I highly recommend this machine. With help from youtube, I've gone from someone who had never used fresh beans before. Someone who'd never even seen an espresso machine outside of a coffee shop, let alone be in controll of one. To someone who now has a fresh coffee bean subscription and way too many coffee accessories. And I'm also someone who's now used this machine for 5 months, having pulled shots with it almost every day. I can honestly say it's been a great entry into home espresso. It's not perfect, or the best machine out there, but I've really enjoyed using it so far. And I can highly recommened it to anyone on the fence about taking the plunge. It's well worth the effort, and cost wise, it's really good bang for your buck. Especially if you can get one on sale for under £300. I've paired this machine with the Sage dose controll pro and couldn't be happier. There's a bit of a learning curve at first when learning to dial in fresh beans. But even the first drink I made tasted better than any coffee I've had from a coffee chain. You just have to source good quality beans (with a known and recent roasting date) and follow a few guides to get you going. Once you figure everything out, it's a super simple machine to use. You switch it on and turn the dial to the function you want activating. Then turn the dial back to the center to stop. Super simple and you have full controll. If this is your first machine, you'll likely need to buy a few extras with this, as it doesn't grind or dose coffee for you. Along with a decent coffee grinder, I'd recommend getting a good set of coffee scales (I use the Timemore basic 2), as it makes the whole process of making a drink a lot easier. Especially when following a recipe or experimenting with grind size. Being a manual machine, you have a lot of controll over your espresso and you'll need to learn how to controll the things that this machine doesn't (like when to stop the water or what grind setting to use to get the right flow rate). Good coffee scales help with all of that. At the very least, you'll need a scale that goes to 0.1g and a stopwatch. Without those, it's hard to get good results. For me at least, it's really nice to have a machine that doesn't hold your hand. All this really does is push hot water through whatever you put in the portafilter, and shoot hot water/steam from the wand. A whole 2 functions! It does each of them really well, though. If I had to be picky and say something negative, it'd be that the noise is a bit high when steaming. There's a repetative thud from the pump when using the steam wand, and it's a bit annoying. The thudding seems to echo throughout the house when it runs, too. It only lasts a minute while steaming, so it's not that bad. Something to consider if you have thin walls and live next to neighbours that like to complain, or have relatives that you don't want to disturb. Overall, it's been an amazing addition to our kitchen. It's basically a hobby now. Just make sure you source good quality, freshly roasted, beans. And that you refrain from using the pressurised baskets!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid quality which works well. Fingers crossed it will keep doing so.
*by A***N on 19 June 2018*

Had this for a month now and used it most days so its time to write a review. It is not a cheap machine but you can see where the money has been spent. For example, the porta filter handle is pretty much a professional one you would see being used in a coffee shop. The supplied milk jug is also solid and pours the milk without drips - a minor miracle.The finish of the machine is good and it feels solidly built. It makes good espresso, although as yet no crema but that's because I'm using up some older beans. You can hear the two stage extraction working and the cool down after using the steam wand. A word of caution - the cool down puts a fair bit of water into the drip tray so keep an eye on the indicator at the front of the tray. The steam wand works very well, but as I've found in other machines you don't get steam immediately. I put a sponge under the wand to catch the water then dip the wand quickly into the milk. This way the milk isn't diluted as much and the steam takes immediate effect. I've made latte and cappuccino so far and am working up to a proper flat white. I initially bought a cheaper machine for under £40 mainly to see if I would use it enough to justify a better quality one. I used it most days so decided to buy the Sage machine after a year. The build quality of the Sage is so much better than the cheap machine but I've been able to get similar results from both by using good quality freshly ground beans. The cheaper machine was temperamental needing more work to get consistent results. Temperature control was rubbish and it didn't cool down after steaming milk so kept on getting hotter - too warm for making a good espresso. So the cool down feature in the Sage serves a real purpose. I needed to keep the cheaper machine clean - on average cleaning it every few weeks, whereas the Sage comes with a water filter which will help keep it from furring up. Financially, the Sage doesn't make much sense at all because you can get decent results - albeit with more effort and experimenting - with the cheaper machine (and you can buy 6.5 more as spares in case your first one stops working for the same amount as one Sage....). But it is so much more satisfying to use. The only question is will it last? The 2 year warranty is encouraging, but I intend to help it along by changing the water filter regularly and keeping the machine clean.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Sage - The Duo-Temp Pro - Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother, Brushed Stainless Steel
- Sage - The Dose Control Pro - Precision Coffee Grinder, Silver

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