Espresso Machines

Our pick of the espresso machines worth buying under £1,000 in the UK, covering guided all-in-one brewing, serious 58mm espresso control, assisted tamping and a highly versatile Ninja.

Our pick of the espresso machines worth buying under £700 in the UK, from a guided all-in-one setup to a traditional Gaggia and a Ninja built for espresso, filter coffee and Cold Brew.

The fifth-generation JURA E8 is a premium automatic coffee machine with 27 specialities, P.A.G.2 grinder, Light Brew, Sweet Foam and automatic milk-system cleaning. This review explains what the current 2025 model adds and who should pay for it.

Our pick of the coffee machines that make most sense for small UK kitchens, from an 8.4cm capsule machine to narrow fresh-bean and shallow all-in-one setups.

The Philips Series 3300 LatteGo EP3347/90 combines a two-part automatic milk system, five coffee recipes, iced coffee and a 12-setting ceramic grinder. This review covers the current UK model, daily workflow and maintenance.

The current Nespresso Vertuo Next makes seven cup sizes from 25ml Ristretto to 535ml Carafe, with a 1.1L tank and one-button Vertuo brewing. This review explains who it suits and where Pop, Pop+ or other systems make more sense.

Our pick of the espresso machines worth buying under £500 in the UK, covering a compact espresso-first setup, an all-in-one guided option, manual milk and a lower-cost route that leaves more budget for the grinder.

Our pick of the espresso machines worth buying under £300 in the UK, covering the strongest all-round manual machine, a compact alternative and the best low-cost route — plus why your grinder budget matters.

Four milk frothers worth considering for different home routines, from compact automatic foam to larger batches, hot chocolate and hands-on microfoam.

Our pick of the espresso machines that make the most sense for beginners in the UK, from guided all-in-one setups to compact machines that let you learn the process properly.