A slim, low-cost espresso machine, just 14.9 cm wide, that takes ground coffee or ESE pods.
Sage's cheapest espresso machine: fast 3-second ThermoJet heat-up and a proper steam wand, but no grinder.
A long-running, no-frills bean-to-cup machine: grinds, doses and brews at the press of a button, with a manual milk frother.
A compact espresso machine that textures milk for you. No grinder, so pair it with one or use pre-ground coffee.
A feature-packed bean-to-cup machine with 12 drinks and Philips' easy-clean LatteGo milk system.
The classic all-in-one: built-in conical burr grinder, PID temperature control and a manual steam wand.
A 3-in-1 machine (espresso, filter and cold brew) with a built-in scale, grind guidance, assisted tamping and hands-free milk.
A push-button bean-to-cup machine with an automatic milk carafe for one-touch cappuccinos and lattes.
An Italian-made enthusiast favourite with a commercial-size 58 mm portafilter and steam wand. It needs a separate grinder.
De'Longhi's grinder-equipped manual espresso machine, with a tamper included and three brew temperature profiles.
A quieter bean-to-cup machine (SilentBrew, Quiet Mark certified) with a dedicated iced-coffee setting.
A compact bean-to-cup machine with two swappable bean hoppers, so you can switch between, say, decaf and regular in seconds.
The Barista Express with faster ThermoJet heating and a finer 30-step grinder.
The Barista Express with Sage's Impress Puck System: lever-assisted tamping and self-correcting dose.
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Prices checked 27 September 2026. Tick "Compare" on up to three machines to see them side by side. Widths are shown only where the manufacturer publishes them clearly.