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This Breville machine has seen a few discounts in the last 12 months, but this is comfortably the best deal I’ve seen. Don’t let its age fool you; this previous flagship is still a beastly espresso maker with dual boilers that allow it to churn out numerous caffeinated drinks in quick succession. It also allows for plenty of personalisation, meaning you can fine-tune your brew to your exact tastes and save it as a reusable preset.

If you want to save a bit more money and aren’t put off by more manual controls, the non-touchscreen version of the Oracle is also discounted. It will still automatically grind, dose and tamp beans for you, but requires a little bit more manual input depending on the style of coffee you want to drink. It gets a dual boiler too, which while takes a bit of time to heat up, means you can extract shots and steam milk at the same time.

Continuing to maintain the top spot of our list of the best bean-to-cup coffee machines, the Breville Barista Express Impress does much to, well, impress! Beautiful, cafe-quality coffee is a guarantee out of the box. And with plenty of customisation that doesn’t require a rocket science degree to figure out.

This more recent flagship from Breville has been a huge hit in the TechRadar Australia kitchen, and I use it whenever I’m in the office. Breville’s ThermoJet technology means it’s ready to brew just seconds after turning it on (no heating up time here!) and it’s controlled via a lovely touchscreen display. As ever, results are fantastic and the automatic steam wand even has presets that cater to plant-based milk drinkers.

This Breville espresso machine isn’t quite as automated as some others on this list, but it’s still a fantastic addition to any kitchen. We’ve reviewed the Impress version, which adds automatic tamping, so you will comparatively need to get more hands on with this model, but its user-friendly touch interface means even novices should have no trouble operating it.