The Gaggia Classic Evo Pro is the best-in-class espresso machine, equipped with strong commercial parts that push it ahead of middling coffee appliances from the local store.

The Gaggia Classic Evo Pro is the latest iteration of the Classic and features several key updates including 9 bar extractions, inert coating to prevent corrosion and scale formation in the boiler, stainless steel portafilter,  and polished steel group cover. The Evo Pro also includes an updated mounting plate to secure the pump and boiler and reduce noise generated by vibration. Designed and made in Italy, and with roots in the origins of espresso itself, the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro offers full control and capability for real, café quality espressos, lattes, cappuccinos, and more. There is no machine with better value than this Gaggia coffee machine.

Features:

• Commercial Steam Wand: The commercial style steam wand comes equipped with a two-hole tip to perfectly craft velvety microfoam for lattes, cappuccinos, and more. The microfoam created by the commercial steam wand is tight enough for high quality latte art.
• Mechanical Rocker Switch:  Made of the same durable material used on commercial products, the independent precision rocker switches offer a satisfying snap when flipping the controls.
• Stainless Steel Body:  The Classic Evo Pro's body is constructed of one-piece 17-gauge stainless steel, no plastic veneer or thin steel.
• Commercial Portafilter: The 58 mm stainless steel portafilter is the same used on commercial machines. It weighs in at 1 lbs, a full 13% heavier than competing 54 mm portafilters.
• 3 Way Solenoid Valve: The three-way solenoid valve relieves the pressure in the portafilter immediately after pulling a shot.  This leaves the coffee puck dry, making it easy to clean and pull the next shot.

Specifications:

Gaggia Classic Evo Pro FAQ

Is the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro a good espresso machine for beginners?

Yes, it's a popular choice for beginners due to its affordability and relatively user-friendly design compared to other prosumer machines.

Is the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro easy to maintain?

It requires regular cleaning and descaling, but the process is not overly complicated.

How consistent are the shots of espresso from the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro?

With practice and good technique, you can pull consistent shots. However, it’s a single-boiler machine, so there might be a short wait between steaming milk and pulling a shot. You might always want to check out some guides on temperature surfing on the Gaggia, so you can ensure that you're hitting a consistent brew temp as there is a bit of a range otherwise that can make consistent shots more difficult.

How does the Gaggia Classic Evo Pro compare to other machines in its price range?

It's known for its durability, value for money, and ability to produce high-quality espresso with some practice.