The Crem One series offers four distinct models designed to cater to various levels of coffee enthusiasts, from home users to professional baristas. Each model within the range provides a different set of features, allowing users to select the machine that best meets their specific needs. Let's take a closer look at the differences between the Crem One 1B PID Dual, 2B PID Dual, 2B R-GSP Dual, and 2B R-LFPP Dual models.

Crem One 1B PID Dual

The 1B PID Dual is the entry-level model in the series, featuring a single boiler with a 1.7-litre capacity. It utilizes a vibration pump and is equipped with the classic E-61 group head, which is known for its stability and consistent brewing performance. This model is perfect for users who prioritize simplicity and reliability, with features like cool touch wands, ½ turn knobs, a smart drip tray, and auto water tank & mains connection. The Temp & Time Display with two buttons provides straightforward control, making it an excellent choice for home users or small cafés.

Crem One 2B PID Dual, 2B R-GSP Dual, and 2B R-LFPP Dual

Moving up in the range, the Crem One 2B PID Dual introduces a dual boiler system (1.7L + 1.2L), which provides separate boilers for brewing and steaming, allowing for greater efficiency and consistency. The 2B R-GSP Dual model builds on this by adding a rotatory pump, Gradual Soft Pre-Infusion (GSP), and enhanced pressure control, making it suitable for more experienced users who want finer control over their espresso extraction.

The top-of-the-line 2B R-LFPP Dual model includes all the features of the R-GSP but adds Low Flow Pressure Profiling (LFPP), a cutting-edge technology that allows users to adjust pressure profiles in real-time. This model is ideal for professional baristas or coffee enthusiasts who want to experiment with different brewing techniques and recipes. All 2B models feature an OLED display with four buttons, an external USB port for software updates, and come with the Barista Kit Pro, which includes a wider range of accessories compared to the 1B model.

Comparison Table

Feature	ONE 1B PID Dual	ONE 2B PID Dual	ONE 2B R-GSP Dual	ONE 2B R-LFPP Dual
Boiler System	Single (1.7L)	Dual (1.7L + 1.2L)	Dual (1.7L + 1.2L)	Dual (1.7L + 1.2L)
Pump Type	Vibration	Vibration	Rotatory	Rotatory
Pre-Infusion	Soft Pre-Infusion	Soft Pre-Infusion	Gradual Soft Pre-Infusion	Gradual Soft Pre-Infusion + LFPP
Pressure Control	Standard	Standard	Enhanced with GSP	Enhanced with GSP + LFPP
Group Head	E-61	E-61	E-61	E-61
Display	Temp & Time Display (2 buttons)	OLED Display (4 buttons)	OLED Display (4 buttons)	OLED Display (4 buttons)
External USB Port	No	No	No	Yes
Barista Kit	Standard	Pro	Pro	Pro
Customisation Options	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Weight	30 kg	35 kg	35 kg	35 kg

The Crem One series offers something for everyone, whether you’re looking for simplicity and reliability or advanced features and customisation. Each model is crafted with high-quality components and designed to deliver the best possible coffee experience.

 

Are you looking to elevate your coffee experience at home? Choosing the right espresso machine can make a significant difference in achieving barista-quality coffee in your kitchen. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compared the four new models from Eureka: Pura, Pura R, Costanza, and Costanza R. Below, you’ll find a detailed table highlighting the key features of each machine, followed by an analysis of their pros and cons.

We're big fans of the entire range here at Clumsy Goat, with all models featuring a beautiful, compact design that perfectly complements home kitchens, impressive build quality, and the ability to produce great shots.

Comparative Table of Eureka Espresso Machines

Feature	Pura	Pura R	Costanza	Costanza R
Pump Type	Vibration	Rotary	Vibration	Rotary
PID System	No	No	Yes	Yes
Water Feed	Tank	Tank	Tank	Tank
Power Absorbed	1250 W	1250 W	1250 W	1250 W
Brew Group	E61	E61	E61	E61
Filter Holder Diameter	58 mm	58 mm	58 mm	58 mm
Pre-infusion	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Boiler Capacity	1.5 L	1.5 L	1.5 L	1.5 L
Boiler Material	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel	Stainless Steel
Thermal Insulation	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Tank Capacity	2 L	2 L	2 L	2 L
Pressure Gauge	Yes	Yes	No	No
Drip Tray Capacity	1 L	1 L	1 L	1 L
Dimension (H x W x D)	337 x 300.5 x 444.5 mm	337 x 300.5 x 444.5 mm	337 x 300.5 x 444.5 mm	337 x 300.5 x 444.5 mm
Weight	20 kg	20 kg	20 kg	20 kg
Warm Up Time	10-15 min	10-15 min	10-15 min	10-15 min
Materials	Stainless Steel Body & Base	Stainless Steel Body & Base	Stainless Steel Body & Base	Stainless Steel Body & Base
Display	No	No	Yes	Yes
Weekly Program	No	No	Yes	Yes
Shot Timer	No	No	Yes	Yes
Temperature Control	No	No	Yes - 3 Options	Yes - 3 Options
Eco Mode	No	No	Yes	Yes
Reserve Mode	Yes (Light Indicator)	Yes (Light Indicator)	Yes (Light Indicator)	Yes (Light Indicator)
OPV (Output Pressure Valve)	9 bar	9 bar	9 bar	9 bar
Accessories	Double filter holder, Blind filter, Double filter, single filter, Anti-burn rubber sleeves	Same as Pura	Same as Pura	Same as Pura
Custom Version	No	Available	Available	Available
Wooden Panels	No	Available (walnut, oak, olive)	Available (walnut, oak, olive)	Available (walnut, oak, olive)
Colour Panels	No	Available (white, red, black)	Available (white, red, black)	Available (white, red, black)

Pros and Cons of Each Machine

Pura

Pros:

• Affordable: The most budget-friendly option among the four, offering a high-quality espresso experience without breaking the bank.
• Ease of Use: No setup required; just unbox, warm up, and you’re ready to brew.
• Compact and Robust: Stainless steel body with a solid metal base ensures durability and stability.

Cons:

• No PID System: You don't have the ability to adjust temperatures.
• Vibration Pump: While effective, it’s slightly louder compared to rotary pumps.

Pura R

Pros:

• Quiet Operation: Equipped with a rotary pump, it offers a quieter brewing process.
• Stable Extraction: The rotary pump ensures minimal pressure fluctuations, leading to consistent espresso quality.
• Customisable: Option to add wooden and colour panels to match your kitchen decor.

Cons:

• Higher Price: More expensive due to the rotary pump and customisation options.

Costanza

Pros:

• PID Control: Allows for precise temperature management, along with 3 pre set temperature settings, enhancing coffee quality.
• Advanced Features: Includes shot timer, weekly program, and eco mode, providing a professional experience at home.
• User-Friendly: Designed for ease of use with features like fast warm-up time and comfortable filter holder angle.

Cons:

• Vibration Pump: Louder than the rotary pump models.
• Higher Initial Cost: Priced higher than the Pura, reflecting its additional features.

Costanza R

Pros:

• Ultimate Control: Combines all the advanced features of the Costanza with the quiet, stable performance of a rotary pump.
• Customisable: Offers the same customisation options as the Pura R, allowing for a personalised coffee machine.

Cons:

• Most Expensive: The highest priced among the four, but justifiable for those seeking a premium, quiet, and highly customisable espresso machine.

Conclusion

Selecting the right espresso machine depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you’re looking for an affordable, straightforward machine, the Pura is a great choice. For those who value quiet operation and customisation, the Pura R is ideal. If you prefer advanced features and precise control, the Costanza offers a professional experience. Lastly, for the ultimate espresso enthusiast who wants the best of all features, the Costanza R is unmatched.

Whichever machine you choose, Eureka’s range ensures a quality espresso experience tailored to your preferences. 

As always if you have any questions about the machines, please don't hesitate to reach out to us and we'll be happy to help!

 

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