The catch
Jura Z10
Leave room for reaching the tank and hopper, because the body is 12.6 inches wide.
Side by side
Jura Z10 vs Jura ENA 8 guide: ENA 8 keeps milk drinks in a smaller body, Z10 means fewer refills
Quick verdict
With the Z10 you get more dose capacity, more water storage and cold extraction. The ENA 8 packs automatic milk drinks and a touchscreen into a shorter, narrower machine.
Before you buy
Why, and what it costs you
The Z10 holds more than twice as much water
Several household drinks in a row are a good match for it, although cleaning and rinsing also take water from the tank.
Where this comes from
2.4 / 1.1 = 2.18 times as much tank volume.
The catch
Jura ENA 8
Compared with larger Jura models, the 1.1 L tank and 125 g bean container call for attention more often.
Jura Z10
- Why pick it
- Cold extraction and larger coffee doses are what you need
- More water between refills is your preference
- The catch
- Leave room for reaching the tank and hopper, because the body is 12.6 inches wide.
Jura ENA 8
- Why pick it
- The body must be smaller
- Your routine is covered by hot coffee and milk drinks
- The catch
- Compared with larger Jura models, the 1.1 L tank and 125 g bean container call for attention more often.
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What this page compares
Dose capacity, water storage and cold extraction all grow with the Z10. The ENA 8 holds on to automatic milk drinks and a touchscreen in a shorter, narrower machine.
A smaller touchscreen milk machine, or larger supplies plus cold extraction
Which one fits
Pick the situations that sound like you
Coffee extracted with cold water
The process comes with the Z10.
- Jura Z10
- Better fit
- Jura ENA 8
- Not suitable
Several drinks without refilling water as often
The larger tank is on the Z10.
- Jura Z10
- Better fit
- Jura ENA 8
- Good
A low or narrow opening to install into
The ENA body is smaller.
- Jura Z10
- Caution
- Jura ENA 8
- Better fit
A compact setup that makes hot milk drinks automatically
The core milk-drink workflow is kept on the ENA.
- Jura Z10
- Good
- Jura ENA 8
- Better fit
In practice
Differences you will notice
The Z10 holds more than twice as much water
Several household drinks in a row are a good match for it, although cleaning and rinsing also take water from the tank.
How we worked this out
2.4 / 1.1 = 2.18 times as much tank volume.
Six more grams of dose headroom come from the sixteen-gram brew unit
Go for it when larger single-cycle doses matter, and weigh water volume and recipe settings on their own.
How we worked this out
16 - 10 = 6 g of additional maximum brew-unit dose.
You can see ENA’s space saving in width and in height
In a tight kitchen that mostly makes hot drinks, the smaller envelope can matter more than the Z10’s extra processes.
How we worked this out
Width: 12.6 - 10.7 = 1.9 inches less. Height: 14.3 - 12.7 = 1.6 inches less.
Option A
Jura, 15464 Diamond Black NAA
Z10
Electronically adjusted grinding, a large touchscreen and configurable milk temperature come on this automatic coffee machine, which extracts both hot and cold.
- Best for
- Households that want cold-water extraction and grind changes made automatically for each drink
Facts we checked
- The Cold Extraction Process runs on cold water
- The Product Recognizing Grinder adjusts the grind electronically for each drink
- Brewing unit that varies from 5–16 g
- 280 g bean container and a 2.4 L water tank
- Color touchscreen, 4.3-inch
- Ten temperature levels for milk and milk foam
Option B
Jura, 15496 Full Metropolitan Black NAC
ENA 8
Fifteen specialties and a 2.8-inch touchscreen come on this compact automatic machine for coffee and milk drinks, which has a smaller tank and hopper.
- Best for
- A low coffee station that makes automatic milk drinks in modest daily amounts
Facts we checked
- US model 15496 comes with 15 specialties
- Color touchscreen, 2.8-inch
- Brewing unit that varies from 6–10 g
- Bean container of 125 g, water tank of 1.1 L
- 12.7 high, 17.5 deep and 10.7 inches wide
- Three brew-temperature settings and ten strength levels
Spec by spec
Where they really differ
| Spec | Jura Z10 | Jura ENA 8 | In practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum brew dose | 16 g | 10 g | More dose headroom on the Z10. |
| Water tank | 2.4 L | 1.1 L | Bigger refill capacity on Z10. |
| Bean container | 280 g | 125 g | More beans fit in the Z10. |
| Cold extraction | Included | Not listed | Cold-water brewing is new on Z10. |
| Body size | 12.6 inches wide and 14.3 high | 10.7 inches wide and 12.7 high | Restricted spaces suit the ENA better. |
Trade-offs
What each pick costs you
With Jura Z10
- Older stock can differ from current manufacturer accessories and recipe counts, so check exactly what the seller packages.
With Jura ENA 8
- E8 takes a larger maximum coffee dose in its brewing unit.
Change of plan
When the answer changes
Coffee extracted with cold water
Go with Jura Z10. The process comes with the Z10.
Several drinks without refilling water as often
Go with Jura Z10. The larger tank is on the Z10.
A low or narrow opening to install into
Go with Jura ENA 8. The ENA body is smaller.
A compact setup that makes hot milk drinks automatically
Go with Jura ENA 8. The core milk-drink workflow is kept on the ENA.
Decision guide
How to decide
On the Z10, dose capacity, water storage and cold extraction are all expanded. The ENA 8 retains automatic milk drinks and a touchscreen in a shorter, narrower machine.
The bigger machine raises two separate capacities
Sixteen grams is what the Z10’s brewing unit reaches, against ten in the ENA 8, and its tank holds 2.4 liters against 1.1. One affects the coffee dose per cycle, and the other affects how often you refill.
Cold drinks call for a decision about process
The Z10 offers cold-water extraction along with an electronically adjusted grinder. As a hot-coffee machine, the ENA 8 can make coffee that is served over ice, but that is a different preparation route.
The difference in space is large
The Z10 is wider by 1.9 inches and taller by 1.6 inches. Extra access is needed on both for the tank, beans and external milk supply, so treat the closed-body measurements only as a starting point.
What this page can’t tell you
- Manufacturer specifications cover the equipment and capacity details. Cooking or preparation outcomes have not been independently tested for this comparison.
By the numbers
What the data shows
What we found across the espresso machines we compare, plus the checked facts behind each finding.
How many fit
None of the 62 models checked meets all of “Iced or cold-extracted coffee is what I make”, “I don't have much counter room”, and “I make coffee for groups”, so the pick goes to the closest practical compromise.
0 models fit, out of 62 checkedShow the facts and the math
How we countedThe count uses each product's current fit ratings for “Iced or cold-extracted coffee is what I make”, “I don't have much counter room”, and “I make coffee for groups”. A need with no documented match is not counted.
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Cold extraction and larger coffee doses are what you need
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