I found that information by searching for the Niche warranty. And that's what I had come up. Has he? All I found was that he tested it for two weeks. Considering he does a lot of new product testing why would he still be using it? And be careful about who you're calling a troll. Tossing

I'm not even sure that applies to the US or to CA. This was for the UK with no other warranty posted that I could find that would apply to other countries

I've been following this thread and I was almost convinced to go with the Niche. Here are my qualms, one is the 30 day warranty. That always makes me nervous when a company doesn't have enough faith in their product to offer at least a one year warranty. I have not been able to find comments on the

LOL "Tastes better than Starbucks" that should tell us something about Starbucks

Being that the group is in Boston, wouldn't there be companies that supply machines and maintenance for a monthly cost?

Your second statement is probably more accurate. I have yet to taste a decaf that was worth spending money on. In their process for removing caffeine they rob something from the beans that they can't put back

Not living where there are any third wave shops, are there enough of them to support the new Ceado? Or are there many more times home consumers that can purchase at a lower price that would be more cost effective

Unless it's a small, rarely sells espresso business I can't see these being worth while for a business to buy. It's just too limited

The truth is, we probably don't care what the caffeine amount is if the flavor coming from the beans is what satisfies us

Esspressotime, I really wish we had a like button. Oh well. The proof for me that it's not about the caffeine "kick" is even though I really want a cup at 8 PM it's not going to happen because the caffeine will keep me up. Since I've never had a decaf coffee that I found acceptable I have to