Ah, coffee! Just a whiff is enough to make some of us drool; others reach for it several times a day when working, and sometimes when not. It all clocks up to a rather expensive daily habit if you’re heading to your local coffee shop, cafe or barista regularly.
Investing in a coffee machine at home could see you recoup the money within months by brewing cups o’ joe yourself. How do you choose what kind of machine to buy, though? There are pod machines, manual machines and drip filters too.
This is where we help answer your questions about coffee machines. On this page are reviews and buying advice, plus comparisons on different types of machines to help you understand what to look for when buying your own. You’ll also find some great offers on the likes of Breville (called Sage in the UK), De’Longhi, Smeg and more all listed right here.
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Updated We've tested the best bean-to-cup coffee makers to find the best options from De'Longhi, Breville, Ninja, Gaggia and more.
Coffee-making doesn't have to be complicated or expensive — these three beginner-friendly machines makes it both affordable and easy.
The Cosori Juni uses a rotating basket and extending arm to pour water over your ground coffee like a barista with a goose-neck kettle.
The Terra Kaffe Aero froths dairy milk, plant-based milk, matcha, and more with the touch of a button. Four options include hot froth, hot milk, cold foam, and a dedicated matcha setting.
This fun-sized machine couldn't be easier to use, and it brews incredible espresso, coffee, and more.
Whether you prefer dairy or plant-based milk, an electric milk frother is your shortcut to perfect cappuccinos and lattes.
I test over a dozen coffee makers every year, and these are the 3 best compact models I recommend for cafe-quality espresso every time.
There are big discounts on the whole rainbow of lightweight coffee makers — and did you know you can use them to make cold brew?
