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Espresso Machine

Nuova Simonelli

Londinium

MSRP
$1495 $3858
Skill Level
IntermediateAdvanced
Type
Semi-AutomaticSemi-Automatic
Heating Element
Heat ExchangerHeat Exchanger
Portafilter Size
58 mm 58 mm
Activation
ButtonLever
Pump Type
VibrationRotary
Heat-Up Time
5-15 Minutes15-30 Minutes
Brew Boiler Capacity

Note: The Oscar II pulls brew water directly from reservoir

Note: The R24 pulls brew water directly from reservoir

Brew: Not Applicable Brew: Not Applicable
Steam Boiler Capacity
Steam: 2L Steam: 2.3L
Water Supply
2.8 L - Reservoir0 L - Direct Connect
Boiler Material
CopperCopper
Brew Group Material
No InformationNo Information
Hot Water
NoYes
Steam Wand
YesYes
No-Burn Wand
NoNo
PID Temperature Control
NoNo
Pre-Infusion
NoYes
Shot Timer
NoNo
Concurrent Brew Steam
YesYes
Flow Control
NoYes
3 Way Solenoid
YesNo
Brew Pressure Guage
NoNo
Steam Pressure Guage
NoNo
Over Pressure Valve
YesNo
Integrated Grinder
NoNo
Weight
17.7 kg 38 kg
Material
Stainless Steel, PlasticStainless Steel

EspressoBot Comparison

Machine Overview

Machine 1, the Londinium R24, is an advanced semi-automatic espresso machine with a price tag of $3,858. In contrast, Machine 2, the Nuova Simonelli Oscar II, is priced at $1,495 and designed for intermediate skill levels. Thus, there's a significant disparity in price and skill level, positioning the Londinium R24 as a more professional and costly choice.

Brewing Comparison

For brewing information, the Londinium R24 operates with a lever activation and features a heat exchanger as the primary heating element, requiring a heat-up time of 15-30 minutes. Meanwhile, the Nuova Simonelli Oscar II activates via a button and also utilizes a heat exchanger, but it heats up much quicker, in just 5-15 minutes. Both machines feature a copper boiler material but differ in group type and pump type, with Londinium using a rotary pump and Oscar II employing a vibration pump.

Features Comparison

In terms of key features, both machines offer concurrent brew steam capabilities. The Londinium R24 boasts pre-infusion and a steam wand but lacks additional controls like PID, while the Oscar II includes a solenoid valve and an over-pressure valve, although it doesn’t offer flow control or hot water functionality. Additionally, both machines do not feature automatic shutoff or integrated grinders, placing them more in the realm of traditional espresso preparation.

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