The Jura Z10 is decent looking, if a bit boxy; but you’re not really paying for a show-stopping centerpiece with Jura products. It’s large at 12.6 x 17.7 x 15 inches / 32 x 45 x 38cm (W x D x H), and much too heavy to move around at 27lbs / 12.3kg. However, the size is necessary to squeeze in the Jura Z10’s many features. Think of it this way - when you select a milky drink or just a milk portion, the Jura machine will begin pumping steam and use that to draw liquid up the milk hose – therefore the milk container used can be whatever works best for your needs. Jura Glass Milk Container In the center of the top of the coffee machine is the bean hopper, which is covered with an aroma-preserving sealed lid. It’s see-through, so you can eye up how many beans you have left in the Jura Z10; but you can also rely on the machine’s active monitoring system to let you know when it’s time for a refill. The Jura Z10 is highly intelligent, but likely too expensive and high maintenance for the average person. This machine is built for those who take coffee seriously, or who really crave a hit of cold coffee.

At the rear of the hood is a panel that you can pop open to access the ground coffee chute and a slot to insert the Wi-Fi dongle that comes included with the machine. Next to this compartment is the on/off button – if you’re hoping to fit the Z10 under any low-sitting wall-hung cabinets in your kitchen, then these placements may prove a little inconvenient. The app is a little clunky and dated in its UX, but it certainly does the job. I particularly appreciated having the ability to add and edit my own coffee preferences into its menu, and get a clearer picture of the machine’s maintenance. Plus, the app meant I didn’t have to use the annoying touchscreen on the machine – a huge plus! Milky coffees were where the Jura Z10 really shone. I was really impressed with the frothy microfoam on cappuccinos, and the machine can seamlessly switch between hot milk and foam within seconds, meaning even more complex coffees are ready in a minute or less.

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With striking looks and made from robust materials, the Jura Cool Control Milk Cooler is the ideal accessory for Jura automatic coffee machines. Reflecting the design of classic Jura coffee machines, the minimalist look of the Jura 1L Cool Control exudes quality and style - from the aluminium cover to the refined ventilation slots. I’m no coffee aficionado, so it took me a little while to get to grips with some of the more nerdy aspects of the Jura Z10 – for example, the coarseness settings. After a week of suffering unpleasantly acidic espresso, I finally nailed the perfect cup by using better beans, replacing my water filter, and opting for a coarser grind – resulting in rich results with a satisfying crema. This technically and visually upgraded Jura 1L Cool Control Milk Cooler will keep milk at a constant 4°C, the ideal temperature for creating a wide range of drinks. To the left of the machine is the water tank, which holds 2.5 quarts / 2.4L. The Jura Z10’s intelligent water system will let you know when it’s time for a refill – in my experience, this was fairly often, given how regularly the machine runs its automated cleaning cycles. When buying a Jura bean-to-cup coffee machine, you will usually be offered a choice of milk container – sometimes no milk container is offered, but fear not, a Jura coffee machine will work with any container on the end of the milk hose, which is included with the machine, some people even drop one end of the hose directly into a milk bottle.

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With the Jura Z10, there are presets for making espresso, doppio espresso, cortado, latte macchiato, macchiato, flat white, cappuccino, caffe latte, caffè barista, americano and jug of coffee. You can also request just hot water and hot water for green tea, as well as hot milk and milk foam. By tapping the menu at the top of the screen, you can see which beverages can be made as a cold brew, add an extra shot, make with added ground coffee from the grounds container, or make two drinks concurrently. On the front of the machine is the adjustable-height dual spout, which can accommodate cups and mugs of all sizes. You can also change the orientation of the spouts themselves, enabling you to make two drinks at once using the double-shot setting – which is fantastic if you’re hosting, or want to shorten your household’s morning routine. On the right side of the spout you’ll find a small port to connect any milk accessories – as mentioned, though, these don’t come included. The spout also has a light on its underside so you can get the best view of your coffee in progress. An option is to add the Jura wireless transmitter to it making it a Wi-Fi cool control, however, to communicate with the cool control your Jura machine will need to be equipped with Smart connect, allowing it to send & receive wireless data. If you have the newer WiFi Connect then the Jura wireless transmitter will not work, as the WiFi will not work with 'Bluetooth".