My wife's parents have a fully manual Breville which they and my wife love, but didn't think my wife would want to commit to the time it took to make a cappuccino. So I started looking at fully automatic cappuccino makers, and this one came up as a well reviewed product which I got on sale (got $200 off on prime day).Overall, I love this thing. Very easy to operate, the only thing you need to do yourself is the maintenance of ensuring there are coffee beans, milk and enough water in it. All no problem at all.Coffee beans go in the top, and get pulled in in the front left corner or that compartment.At first, I didn't like the fact that it runs water through before each use (when you first turn it on), because I kept forgetting it did this and water ran out in to the runoff water tray which I'd eventually have to empty. As I started to remember it did this, and started putting my mug under it to catch this to pour down the sink, I ended up loving that feature as it effectively clears the water pipe out each time which I enjoy. It does this when it turns off too, so don't forget that.Set up was easy, the instructions aren't as clear as the set up video on the product on Amazon, so I used a bit of both.Literally couldn't give this any better review, it's a really good quality product that makes nice coffee. I'm not the coffee drinker, that's my wife, and she loves the coffee it makes.There is no explanation anywhere of what the warning lights on the far right of the control panel mean, even the manual doesn't tell you - I worked these out myself. Top one means it needs water, middle means the overspill tray needs emptying. Bottom is the 'uh-oh' light.Fantastic product, love it and would recommend!