The Ninja AutoBarista Pro accommodates two totally different coffee-drinkers — and I wish all coffee machines made life this easy
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Dual hoppers and per-person profiles are a small but clear data point—mass appliances are normalizing multi-user personalization at the hardware level. If you ship consumer or prosumer devices, assume the bar is now “my profile, my settings, my consumables” baked into the product, not the app.
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