Description
Profitec GO Overview
The Profitec GO is a compact single boiler espresso machine, also known as the Pro 100, that brings PID temperature control and a brew pressure gauge to an entry-level footprint. A 0.4-liter eco brass boiler is heated by a 1,200-watt element, and the machine is ready to pull shots about 8.5 minutes after power-on. Moving from brewing to steaming takes roughly a minute, and a cooling flush through the portafilter brings it back down to brew temperature faster.
What sets the GO apart is how much control it packs into a small, simple package. Fast Heat Up deliberately overshoots the boiler temperature so that, after a flush, the group head and portafilter warm up quickly for steadier shots. The front PID panel sets brew temperature, runs a shot timer and handles ECO and cleaning reminders, while an OPV under the cup tray lets you fine-tune brew pressure. It suits newcomers to specialty coffee who want room to grow.
Key Features
- Eco brass boiler: 0.4-liter capacity with a 1,200-watt heating element
- PID temperature control: set brew temperature precisely and repeat your favorite settings day after day
- Fast Heat Up: a heating cycle that has the machine ready to brew roughly 8.5 minutes after switching on
- Multi-function display: the PID screen doubles as a shot timer and toggles ECO auto-off and the Cln group-cleaning reminder
- Adjustable brew pressure: pressure gauge above the drip tray, with an OPV under the cup tray for manual tuning
- Commercial-style steam wand: fitted with a no-burn rubber grip for comfortable repositioning
- 2025 updates (all colors except red): a reservoir lid that dampens pump vibration and a BPA-free drip tray with 250 ml more capacity
Who It’s For
The GO is a good match for people starting out with home espresso who want PID precision, simple button controls and a machine small enough to tuck under most upper kitchen cabinets, while still being able to steam milk for cappuccinos and lattes.
Specifications
- Machine type: Single boiler espresso machine
- Boiler: 0.4-liter eco brass
- Heating element: 1,200 watts
- Temperature control: PID
- Heat-up time: About 8.5 minutes
- Brew-to-steam switchover: About 1 minute
- Height: 14.9 inches
- Width: 8.25 inches
- Depth: 14.5 inches
Frequently asked questions
Is the Profitec GO a single boiler or dual boiler machine?
The Profitec GO, also known as the Pro 100, is a compact single boiler machine with a 0.4-liter eco brass boiler heated by a 1,200-watt element. PID control sets brew temperature, and a pressure gauge above the drip tray shows brew pressure.
How long does the Profitec GO take to heat up?
With Fast Heat Up the machine is ready to pull shots about 8.5 minutes after power-on. Switching from brewing to steaming takes roughly 1 minute, and a cooling flush through the portafilter brings it back down to brew temperature faster.
Can you adjust brew pressure on the GO?
Yes. An OPV under the cup tray lets you fine-tune brew pressure manually, using the gauge above the drip tray for reference. The front PID panel also sets brew temperature, runs a shot timer and toggles the ECO auto-off and Cln group-cleaning reminder.
Will the Profitec GO fit under kitchen cabinets?
It stands 14.9 inches tall, 8.25 inches wide and 14.5 inches deep, and the listing says it is small enough to tuck under most upper kitchen cabinets. Check your own cabinet clearance against the 14.9-inch height before deciding.
What changed on the 2025 Profitec GO?
The 2025 updates, applied to all colors except red, add a reservoir lid that dampens pump vibration and a BPA-free drip tray with 250 ml more capacity. The steam wand is commercial-style with a no-burn rubber grip for comfortable repositioning.
Who is the GO suited to?
The listing positions it for newcomers to specialty coffee who want PID precision and simple button controls while still steaming milk for cappuccinos and lattes. Fast Heat Up deliberately overshoots boiler temperature so the group head and portafilter warm quickly after a flush.
Buying advice: read our guide to dual boiler vs heat exchanger vs single boiler espresso machines, or browse all single boiler espresso machines.
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