
Too Many Espresso Machines? How to Find the Right One
Here are five key factors to consider when choosing the best espresso machine for your needs.
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Machine type refers to the internal brewing system of an espresso machine, which determines how water is heated and used for making espresso and steaming milk. Choosing the right machine type affects convenience, consistency, and the ability to prepare drinks like espresso and cappuccino at the same time.
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Dual boiler espresso machine
Typical price
1100,– to 2100,–Features two separate boilers, allowing simultaneous brewing and steaming at precise temperatures.
Ideal for those who prepare multiple milk-based drinks, offering speed and consistency similar to professional café machines.
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Dual-circuit espresso machine
Typical price
1100,– to 1800,–Uses one boiler with two separate water circuits for brewing and steaming, maintaining different temperatures.
Supports making espresso and frothing milk at the same time, making it suitable for busy households or frequent entertaining.
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Single-circuit espresso machine
Typical price
130,– to 640,–Has a single boiler for both coffee extraction and milk steaming, but not at the same time.
Best for people who mainly drink straight espresso, as switching between brewing and steaming requires waiting for the temperature to adjust.
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Thermoblock espresso machine
Typical price
150,– to 640,–Heats water on demand using a compact heating block, resulting in quick heat-up times and energy efficiency.
Great for casual users and small kitchens, offering fast preparation but less temperature stability compared to boiler systems.
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Power indicates the wattage of an espresso machine, which affects how quickly it heats water and steams milk. A higher wattage can lead to faster preparation times and more consistent results, making it important for those who value speed and convenience in their coffee routine.
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900 - 1200 W
Typical price
120,– to 940,–Offers lower energy consumption and slower heating, making it more energy-efficient.
Best suited for occasional use or for those who don't mind waiting a bit longer for their espresso.
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1201 - 1500 W
Typical price
120,– to 420,–Provides moderate heating speed and reliable performance for everyday use.
A good balance between energy use and preparation time, ideal for most home users.
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1501 - 1900 W
Typical price
370,– to 710,–Delivers fast heat-up and powerful steaming, allowing for quick espresso and milk frothing.
Great for frequent users or busy households who want café-style drinks with minimal wait.
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Coffee machine features refer to the built-in functions that determine how an espresso machine operates and what drinks it can make. Choosing the right features is important because they affect convenience, control over the brewing process, and the overall coffee experience at home.
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Integrated grinding mechanism
Typical price
520,– to 890,–Includes a built-in grinder that freshly grinds coffee beans before brewing.
Ensures maximum freshness and flavor, eliminating the need for a separate grinder and simplifying preparation.
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Adjustable temperature
Typical price
320,– to 1200,–Lets users set the brewing temperature to suit different coffee types and preferences.
Offers greater control over extraction, helping achieve the desired taste and aroma for various beans and roasts.
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Hot water function
Typical price
130,– to 750,–Provides a separate spout or setting for dispensing hot water on demand.
Enables easy preparation of tea, Americanos, or instant drinks without using a kettle.
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Pump pressure gauge
Typical price
230,– to 1300,–Displays real-time brewing pressure during extraction.
Helps users monitor and adjust pressure for optimal espresso results, supporting consistent quality and learning.
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The milk frother function determines how an espresso machine prepares milk for drinks like cappuccinos or lattes. Choosing the right frothing method impacts convenience, control, and the texture of milk, affecting the overall quality of your coffee experience.
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Steam nozzle
Uses a manual steam wand to froth milk, allowing direct control over texture and temperature.
Ideal for those who want a café-style experience and prefer customizing froth for each cup.
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Integrated milk system
Automatically steams and dispenses milk with the push of a button, requiring minimal user effort.
Best for convenience and consistency, making it easy to prepare milk-based drinks quickly, especially for busy mornings.
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The brand factor guides you toward trusted espresso machine makers, shaping your experience with features, reliability, and after-sales support. Brands like De'Longhi, Lelit, and Smeg offer different strengths, from ease of use to professional-level performance or standout design.
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De'Longhi
Known for user-friendly, versatile machines that suit both beginners and experienced users.
Offers a wide range of models, making it easy to find options for different budgets and kitchen sizes.
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Sage
Recognized for innovative features and precise controls, appealing to coffee enthusiasts.
Machines often include advanced settings and built-in grinders, ideal for those who want to experiment with their brews.
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Lelit
Specializes in semi-professional and professional-grade machines with high build quality.
Suited for users seeking barista-level control and performance at home, often with stainless steel components.
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Smeg
Distinguished by its retro-inspired designs and compact machines.
Blends style with simplicity, fitting well in kitchens where aesthetics matter as much as coffee quality.
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Ariete
Offers affordable and easy-to-use machines, focusing on home and casual users.
Good entry point for those new to espresso, with simple controls and compact sizes.
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