Espresso Machine with Grinder, 20 Bar Expresso Coffee Machines with Milk Frother Steam Wand, Professional Espresso Maker with Removable Water Tank, Cappuccino & Latte Machine for Home

I don’t normally write reviews, but this espresso machine deserves some praise. I’ve had it for about three weeks now, and I’m honestly wondering how I lived without it.Setup was a breeze, even for someone like me who’s not exactly tech-savvy. It heats up quickly—under a minute—and pulls a perfect shot with a rich crema every single time. The steam wand is powerful and makes frothing milk for lattes and cappuccinos effortless.What really impressed me is the build quality. It feels solid and looks beautiful on my countertop—like something you’d see in a café. The water reservoir is a decent size too, so I’m not constantly refilling it.If I had to nitpick, the machine can be a little noisy during extraction, but it’s not a dealbreaker.All in all, this espresso machine has saved me tons of money on coffee shop runs and brought café-quality espresso to my kitchen. Highly recommended for anyone serious about their coffee!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:After a rocky start (see note below), I now love this machine so much.Pros:- Looks beautiful and feels like a quality item. I've bought other espresso machines that use a flimsy plastic tampers. This one comes with a nice, heavy tamper and other items frequently left out of budget models like the steaming pitcher and a total of 4 filters for different purposes. (Usually only 2)- The grinder is quieter than expected and does a very good job. I'm set to the middle and I think I like it there for now. - It makes a beautiful and consistent cup of coffee once you get the settings right and learn how much to press the grounds. Because of the fresh grounds, it produces a beautiful crema with dazzling iridescent bubbles. - The double espresso setting on this machine makes a really decent amount of brew. When paired with the amount of milk needed to fill the provided pitcher and have room for steaming, it fills my big latte mugs with a spot-on ratio. (My last espresso maker needed 3 shots so I had to run it twice)- The wide head on the portafilter feels substantial and seems to provide a better brew. You get a double shot quickly.- The milk wand does a good job once it gets going. It does take a few seconds after activating it for anything to happen. I suggest letting that first gush of water off into another cup and then steaming your milk. I haven't gotten a lot of foam out of it but I also haven't tried because I don't like it. Cons:- It's really hard to tell when you have enough grounds in the portafilter because you can't see in there while grinding. A funnel would be a nice touch but you can buy tamping kits that have them for pretty cheap.- A lot of excess water ends up in the drip pan from the insides of the machine itself. I really thought I had a leak at first. It seems to be intentional because there is a passageway for it and it is entirely contained to the drip tray. However, it's really weird to have steam rising from the grate below your coffee and find it's full of super hot water after each use. - The milk wand is LOUD. I'm used to them being loud but this one might actually be above a safe level for your hearing.- The manual did not include the error/issue I was having in the Troubleshooting portion. Because of that I had no idea what was up or how to overcome it. By pure dumb luck I got it working before returning it. Note: I ALMOST returned this machine. I literally had another one on order. I tried one more time on a whim and it finally started working! I followed the directions for startup and all the other tricks I know but it would not produce a single drop of liquid from the hot water, steamer, or coffee functions. It was sucking up nothing and then it would give me an error (beeps and all lights flashing). I know from other machines that this usually means it's out of water but there was nothing blocking it. I had removed the red plug before even filling it the first time. It took about 15 different attempts but the water finally started flowing through the machine. Features:Integrated grinder, heavy professional tamper provided, included milk steaming pitcher, 4 filters, wide portafilter head, quality steam wand that is easily repositionable on 2 axisValue for money:Most machines with the integrated grinder are either twice as much in price or don't give you the bells and whistles like a heavy tamper or the steaming pitcher.

This Espresso Machine with Grinder is an absolute for coffee lovers! With its powerful 20 bar professional pressure, it delivers rich, cafe quality espresso with a perfect crema every time. The built in grinder ensures fresh, aromatic grounds, while the milk frother steam wand lets you craft silky smooth cappuccinos and lattes like a pro.I love the removable water tank for easy refilling and cleaning, making maintenance a breeze. The sleek, compact design fits beautifully in any kitchen, and the intuitive controls make brewing effortless. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned coffee enthusiast, this machine brings luxury, convenience, and barista grade results right to your home.

I’ve been using this espresso machine daily, and it has completely transformed my morning routine. The built-in grinder is incredibly convenient — it produces a consistent grind that extracts well every time, saving me from needing a separate grinder. The steam wand is also a standout feature: it heats up quickly and froths milk to a silky texture, perfect for my daily lattes and cappuccinos.What really impresses me is the 20-bar pressure system, which consistently pulls rich, flavorful espresso shots with a smooth crema on top. Each cup tastes like something I’d get from a café — balanced, bold, and aromatic. The machine feels sturdy and well-built, with intuitive controls that make it easy to use even on busy mornings.

Grinder jammed during first attempt. Increased leakage. Significant cleanup time. Time consuming.

This is my first high-pressure espresso machine, and after using capsule machines and a French press for years, this definitely feels like a more serious setup. I got the machine mostly because it has a built-in grinder and seemed easy enough for a beginner to learn on without being too basic. I’ve tried both pre-ground coffee and fresh beans with it—and honestly, using beans makes a big difference. The flavor is way richer and more balanced. The built-in grinder has a bunch of settings, but I’ve found sticking to a medium-fine grind works best for me. It takes a little effort to dial it in at first, but once I got used to it, the results were consistently good. The milk frother is useful for lattes and cappuccinos, and while it's not super fast, it does the job. One small downside is the machine takes a bit to heat up between steaming and brewing, and the water tank level isn’t the easiest to check unless you’re looking from above. Still, for a home machine, this has been a solid buy. It’s helped me enjoy better coffee without spending extra at cafés, and I actually look forward to making it every morning now.

I’ve been using this coffee machine for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed. It’s fast, quiet, and brews an incredibly smooth cup of coffee every time. The design is sleek and modern, and it fits perfectly on my kitchen counter without taking up too much space.