Spidem Mycoffee’s RapidSteam sophisticated design and technological brewing system allows you to incorporate espresso into your life, on all levels. Display the stainless steel housed Vogue prominently, as its sleek, simple design fits in well to all kind of different environments like private offices, kitchens, and living rooms. Inside this stainless steel housing is a Rapid Steam stainless steel boiler system, providing excellent power and temperature to pull the right shot of espresso, as well as power to foam and steam milk. Crafted to bring great taste and beauty to your home or workstation, the Spidem My coffee is for someone serious about espresso and design, in all areas of life.

Rapid Steam Boiler System
The Spidem Mycoffee’s Rapid Steam boiler system allows you to switch between brewing and steaming without too much downtime. The boiler is made of stainless steel, which provides hot water for brewing as well as assures rapid steam for frothing and steaming milk.
 
Bean Hopper and Grinder
The clear plastic sealable bean hopper on top of the Spidem Mycoffee RapidSteam holds 8.8 oz of whole beans, keeping them fresh and ready for the next brew. You can monitor your bean levels just by looking in, or from the indicator light. Beans travel from the bean hopper to the ceramic burr grinder whenever you tell the machine to brew. This burr grinder crushes beans consistently and quietly, so you won’t wake up the house every time you want a drink. You can adjust the coarseness of your grind to fine, regular, or coarse using the included grinder adjustment key.
 
Stainless Steel Cup Warmer
The stainless steel cup warmer is heated using residual heat from the boiler, so you don’t have to remember to turn it on or off. Store your cups here to create a great display, and when the boiler warms up, your cups will warm up too. Brewing espresso into a warm cup helps preserve its temperature better than brewing into a cold cup.
 
Espresso Plus System
On your coffee dispenser is a knob to adjust the intensity of your coffee using the Espresso Plus System. Turn it to the left for a milder brew, leave it in the middle for a normal drink, and turn it all the way to the right for a strong drink. You can even turn this knob as your espresso is brewing.