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
The Ninja Prestige DualBrew System packs a full drip coffee maker and espresso machine into one package, and it's now at its lowest-ever price on Amazon.
De'Longhi makes some of the best coffee makers I've tested — and these three are the crema of the crop.
The Tabli swaps metal and plastic pods for compressed coffee capsules, and the flavour beats Nespresso capsules hands-down.
Pumpkin spice season has arrived — here's how to integrate it into your at-home caffeine setup so you don't bankrupt yourself at Starbucks.
The Philips LatteGo 5500 Series is an automatic coffee maker that's perfect for small kitchens, and makes some of the best lattes I've had.
This premium automatic espresso machine has a sleek aluminum case, a wooden frame, and a tinted glass door to hide everything away between brews.
AltaRounds are fully compostable, and are a big change from plastic and foil K-Cups when it comes to single-serve coffee.
Avoid eye-watering coffee shop prices by making your own drinks at home with one of these top-rated bean-to-cup machines.
