The Philips 2200 Bean-to-Cup Espresso Machine looks like a really nice coffee machine that would fit into any kitchen with ease.
In fact, the relatively compact shape and inset containers make it look more like a grounds machine than one for beans.
Yet, this is a machine with a full bean-to-cup process with the promise of quality parts and fine-tuning for the best beverages. So, are buyers impressed with what they receive?
Grind is a company that lures people in with some interesting promises about better and more ethical coffee, and the Grind Nespresso Coffee Machine is a good example.
It sounds like a great idea and looks nice too, but it is worth the extra cost?
The DeLonghi Specialista Prestigio Espresso Machine looks really impressive and visually appealing – especially if you are on the lookout for something you would normally find in an independent coffee shop.
There is a classic look to this bean-to-cup machine with its shape and the features included. So, can it make the coffee we expect?
The SCOTT Slimissimo Bean to Cup Coffee Machine immediately looks like a machine that will live up to its name.
There is very little to this in terms of its dimensions, despite housing whole beans, water, and all the features needed to grind and brew the coffee for a great espresso.
Does this affect the quality of the produce, or are buyers pleased with what they get?
This Philips LatteGo 4300 Espresso Machine is classed as a fully automatic model with a diverse menu and helpful features – all within a bean-to-cup machine.
It sounds like it is trying to appeal to everyone with its potential benefits and features like LatteGo certainly help.
So, are buyers impressed with all that this can do?
The Philips 3200 Series Bean to Cup Espresso Machine has some interesting design features to catch the eye straight away.
There is the hope that this will be effective and user-friendly for a range of coffee types. Does this offer a tasty menu or fall short?
The DeLonghi Eletta Cappuccino Top Bean to Cup Machine has an alternative look to your smaller one-touch pod machines and professional bean-to-cup models, but it still promises a great cup of coffee.
There seems to be a greater emphasis on customisation for milk-based drinks in the specification.
So, are coffee lovers developing a wider menu at home with this model?
