Ah, coffee! Just a whiff is enough to make some of us drool; others reach for it several times a day when working, and sometimes when not. It all clocks up to a rather expensive daily habit if you’re heading to your local coffee shop, cafe or barista regularly.
Investing in a coffee machine at home could see you recoup the money within months by brewing cups o’ joe yourself. How do you choose what kind of machine to buy, though? There are pod machines, manual machines and drip filters too.
This is where we help answer your questions about coffee machines. On this page are reviews and buying advice, plus comparisons on different types of machines to help you understand what to look for when buying your own. You’ll also find some great offers on the likes of Breville (called Sage in the UK), De’Longhi, Smeg and more all listed right here.
Latest about Coffee Machines
KitchenAid launches new compact espresso machines optimized for iced coffee
KitchenAid has unveiled three new espresso machines, and they could be a game changer for fans of iced coffee.
Want cafe-quality lattes at home? This little gadget from Jura can help
Jura's new Automatic Milk Frother prepares silky hot and cold microfoam for espresso-based drinks, and can even make hot chocolate.
This tiny gadget from Smeg will make your coffee break a lot more stylish
My all-time favorite milk frother has a fresh new look and can turn plant-based or dairy milk into thick and creamy foam for perfect cappuccinos.
Best coffee machines in Australia: the top home espresso machines for all budgets, all tested and approved by trained baristas
Compared Here’s our pick of the best coffee makers on the market right now, from barista brewers to Nespresso pods.
De'Longhi's new espresso machine groups over 50 drinks by 'mood and style'
The menu is huge, but it's easy to find exactly what you want.
Aarke's 'distinctly premium' drip coffee maker now looks better than ever
The Aarke Coffee Maker has a fresh new look for 2026 that fits perfectly with this year's freshest kitchen design trends.
Russell Hobbs' tiny coffee maker brews tasty espresso, but fails with milk
Forget creamy cappuccinos, the Everyday Espresso Machine makes so many bubbles you'll have a personal foam party in your kitchen.
The Philips Café Aromis has 50 drink presets, and a virtual barista built right in
This premium coffee maker can adjust its own internal brew settings to fine-tune your drinks — no barista knowledge or experience necessary.
