There are lots of people with a small kitchen that live alone that will be excited at the prospect of the Tower Cavaletto Espresso Maker.
Although it doesn’t come from a well-known brand, there is a lot of immediate appeal from the cute compact design, the promise of a great espresso, and the very low price.
It almost looks too good to be true. So, what do new buyers need to watch out for?
Larger bean-to-cup machines like the DELONGHI Caffe Venezia ESAM2200 Bean To Cup Coffee Machine make a lot of sense for couples that want to try different styles and flavours.
This one sounds like a highly adaptable choice with the right capacity for frequent use. But, are coffee lovers happy with the results.
There is an odd juxtaposition between the name of the Swan Retro One Touch Espresso Machine and the picture alongside.
The name suggests a pretty simple beginner-friendly machine where you can get your espresso at the touch of a button.
The photos suggest anything but, as there is a similar design to barista-level machines with a tamper, milk jug, pressure gauge, and more.
So, what do you actually get from this interesting little machine and who it is targeted at?
The Sage Barista Pro Espresso Machine has a design that jumps out to all those that want a barista-style machine without the cost or bulk of a coffee-house model.
The shape and layout of the black and stainless steel model look like a commercial option but there is a better footprint and what looks like a helpful digital console to play with.
So, does this prove to be a great at-home espresso maker for those that want to learn more about the art?
The DeLonghi Dinamica Plus Bean to Cup Coffee Machine Sounds like a high-end option for those that want a smarter approach to coffee making.
There is an emphasis on both customisations of coffee options and intelligent features for convenience.
It all sounds and looks great, but does it meet expectations?
The DeLonghi Maestosa Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machine is an impressive piece of kit with a specification that keeps on giving.
When we get down to features such as swivelling consoles, it sounds a little like DeLonghi is just showing off. So, is this user-friendly and functional or just smart for the sake of it?
The description for the Cuisinart Veloce Bean to Cup Coffee Machine suggests a machine that is a lot more versatile than others.
There is the promise of a highly customisable system for multiple users and adaptable features.
This sounds great for all those that want coffee their way in a more comprehensive bean to cup machine. But, does it all work out as planned?
