Smart Home Coffee Bean Roaster, Digital Display, Auto and Manual Modes, 300g Capacity Ultra-low Smoke Chaff Collection, Transparent Viewing, Auto-Cooling, 120V,Ver1.1

💖 Mago Maga Roma Pro – Making Home Coffee Roasting Easy and Fun! 💖 Before getting the Mago Maga Roma Pro, I was always curious about home coffee roasting but worried it might be too complicated or hard to control. After using this machine for a while, I can confidently say it makes home roasting much more accessible and lets me enjoy truly fresh coffee with ease! ☕ ✅ Easy to Use, Great for Beginners The machine offers both automatic and manual modes, which is perfect for all skill levels. I started with the automatic mode, selecting different roast levels, and the results were consistently even. As I got more comfortable, I experimented with manual settings to fine-tune my roast exactly how I like it. 🔥 Consistent Roasting, Amazing Aroma I’ve mainly been roasting Ethiopian and Colombian beans, and the Roma Pro does a great job with even roasting. I can clearly hear the first crack, and the beans come out with a beautiful, uniform color. The aroma while brewing is noticeably richer compared to pre-roasted store-bought beans! 📌 Perfect Capacity for Daily Use The machine allows you to roast anywhere from 80g to 300g at a time, which is just the right amount for a few days’ worth of fresh coffee. No need to store roasted beans for too long—just roast what you need and enjoy peak freshness! 🎯 Final Thoughts The Mago Maga Roma Pro has made me truly appreciate the joy of fresh coffee roasting. Instead of relying on pre-roasted beans, I love being able to control the flavor myself. If you're looking to get into home roasting without the hassle, this is definitely a great choice! ✨

Fantastic all around. Easy to use easy to clean.

Well, it was great while it lasted...the Mago Maga smart home coffee bean roaster did what it was supposed to do, although 300g was a bit more than it was able to reliably handle. Batches of ~250g seemed to get a much better result when roasting using the 300g profiles while at sea level (your elevation impacts roast profiles.) The Good: The automatic roasting profiles just turn the heat to maximum and adjust the fan speed, but they do work well, if a bit slow. Roasting speed of your coffee also impacts the flavor development, so if you're looking for a true "6 minute" fluid bed roasting profile from your coffee, you're not going to get it, but that has more to do with the very limiting 120 volt electrical in the US (compared to 220 that they have in many places overseas) than the roaster itself. Just to make it clear, I don't want to make it sound bad in terms of roast. With some practice (I have done about 50 pounds on the unit at at the time of writing this review) you will be roasting coffee that will exceed just about everything you can buy in the store by a WIDE margin. The "nothing we can do about it because we live in the USA": The heating element is a bit quite underpowered, again due to 120 volt electrical limitations, so if the fan is turned up enough to get good movement in the beans before their drying stage has completed, the air just doesn't get hot enough to give you those fast sub 10 minute roasts which makes fluid bed roasters taste so distinctly different compared to drum style roasters. The bad: My biggest issue, and the reason for 3 star review instead of a 4 star is that the heating element died six months after I bought the unit. Now, I was a heavy user, and did roast close to 50 pounds of coffee in the time I had it (we drink lots of coffee in my household). Just, make sure to buy the Amazon Warranty with this one. Also, the vendor reached out to me to offer a unit replacement, so this is not to say that you're SOL, they will fix it and are responsive to customers reaching out, just bear in mind you may be without a roaster for a short while during this replacement process if you are a heavy user. Honestly...the fact that this is sold by a responsive company hugely offsets the "bad" of this roaster. The alternatives: Truth be told, in 2026, there simply aren't a lot of other good options. You've got the following choices: 1. Giving up the automatic profiles and buying the smaller SR800...if you don't want to have to babysit your roast, this isn't a choice. 2. Continuing to save your money to buy a Kaffelogic Nano 7 with the boost kit (like 1500+ dollars) then still being limited to smaller 200g (175 according to the reviews) batches, 3. Giving up fluid bed (and small footprint) and picking up a slightly more expensive M1 from Kalido to get control. All in all, the MAGO MAGA Smart Home Coffee Bean Roaster is the best of the "easy to use" fluid bed roasters under 1000 bucks.

Best customer support I have ever received. This machine does everything you need, virtually smokeless. Easy to master. Easy to maintain. If you cannot get the roast you want, look in the mirror. It certainly isn’t the machine’s fault. I have roasted most of the air roasters out there. This is without question, best bang for the buck.

Received the unit with the digital screen not visible through the window and the roaster not heating up. Update: slow but excellent customer service! They replaced the machine with a new unit and a 10% refund! It’s very refreshing to receive excellent customer service! I totally recommend!

I tried what the manual stated which is 150g green beans at first dial on automatic mode and it didn’t even come close to what a medium roast is. I tried it in manual mode and the machine is so under powered that on minute 22 it shut off and it still wasn’t roasted. Returning this product as it didn’t even give me a light roast, let alone any roast.

I have run about 4 lb of various varieties of bean origins and processing methods. Using the Auto 4 and 5 settings as a beginner roaster I found all of my sub-300 g roast to be a bust. All of the coffees from the 4 regions tasted flat like a blond roast instead of a bold medium and dark roast. As was also reported I think the heating elements are weak. Every roast regardless of settings ran 20 min before cooling starts. I am guessing the beans never fully developed their profile and maybe not even reaching second crack. As reported by others it is noisy and you can’t hear the crack. The chaff filter does work pretty good. Trying to decide what to do with it.

Brilliant, thoughtful design all around. Great customer service that went the extra mile to win me over.