Best coffee maker deals 2024 – save on De'Longhi, Nespresso, and more
Coffee maker deals are my proof that quality coffee doesn't have to come with a premium price tag. There are plenty of coffee machines which I've tested and loved, but I wouldn't touch at full price. So, if I can spot a sale, you bet I'm going all-in and scrolling through every coffee maker on offer.
With Wayfair and Memorial Day quickly approaching, I'm all about finding the biggest deals on the best drip coffee makers around. Along the way, I've seen some astounding discounts on our experts' favorite bean-to-cup machines, some of the best single-serve coffee makers, and luxury espresso machines which, now that they're reduced, are reasonably priced.
As a former barista, I've tested the very best coffee makers on the market, as well as the worst. This means that I can spot when a saving is worth snapping up and when it might look like it's offering you more than it really is. We've got a month of deep discounts and sensational savings coming up, so I've curated this comprehensive list of the best coffee maker deals on offer, right now.
Today's best coffee maker deals
We've curated the best coffee maker deals for every brewing style. From filter to espresso, these will give you your caffeine fix for less.
Best drip coffee maker deals
Filter coffee is the nation's favorite brewing style, so it's important that the best drip coffee makers are the creme de la crem(a). We've tested all of these and think they're up to the standards of the best baristas' palettes.
OXO Brew 8 Cup | Was $199.95, now $139.99 at Amazon
This simple filter coffee maker can brew you a single-serve coffee as well as a full carafe. It's affordable, but don't be duped by 'eight cups', because this measures a cup as 5 oz.View Deal
KitchenAid Drip Coffee Maker | Was $110, now $99.99 at KitchenAid
Even though this is a small saving, it's worth it. I tested this recently and found that the KitchenAid makes flawless drip coffee in one, sleek, considerately-designed machine. It's just too big for some countertops.View Deal
Breville Precision Brew | Was $329.95, now $ at
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One of the most versatile drip coffee makers on the market, the Breville can make everything from cold brew to a smooth, bloomed cup of coffee.View Deal
De'Longhi All In One | Was $300, now $264.95 at Amazon
If you like switching up your filter coffee and can imagine yourself making espressos or using capsules, the De'Longhi is the best bet for you. It's a great price and easy to use, but quite big on the countertop.View Deal
Technivorm Moccamaster KBGV Select | Was $359, now $251 at Amazon
The Technivorm boasts an impressive build-quality. It's a sleek machine which comes in a range of colors, plus it's very rarely discounted, so this is a deal worth snapping up.View Deal
Café Speciality Drip Coffee Maker | Was $279, now $229 at Amazon
Sleek and smart, the Café comes with Wi-Fi enabled, voice command technology, meaning you don't even have to lift a finger to make a cup of coffee. The only real downside is the price, even with this big saving.View Deal
Breville Grind Control Drip Coffee Maker | Was $349.95, now $299.95
An integrated grinder is a real rarity amongst drip coffee makers, so the Breville is something special. It makes fresh, delicious coffee, but it's expensive and a little clunky.View Deal
Zwilling Enfinigy Drip Coffee Maker | Was $199.95, now $149.99 at Zwilling
We recently re-tested the Zwilling were just as impressed with it as the first time we used it. You can bloom your coffee and make a delicious brew, but it's not particularly intuitive to use at first.View Deal
Bean-to-cup coffee maker deals
The beauty of bean-to-cup machines, also known as automatic coffee makers, is that they make everything simple. All you need to do is add milk, water, and beans, and you'll have perfect coffee every time. However, the market average for these sits at around $1000, so it's always worth looking for a discount.
De'Longhi Dinamica Plus | Was $1,699, now $1,349 at Amazon
De'Longhi isn't often discounted, so a $300 saving is almost unheard of. Whilst this isn't their most technical machine, it's leagues above other brands.The Dinamica Plus delivers a luxury coffee experience, even though it comes with the luxury price tag (in spite of the sale price) too.
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Café Affetto Automatic Espresso Machine| Was $679, now $329.99 at Amazon
I've not seen 50% off any other automatic machines and Affetto hasn't been this cheap since Black Friday. Our experts couldn't fault it in our tests. A word of warning: don't buy this just because it's a good saving, as this Café machine is almost always on some sort of discount.
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Jura ENA 8 Automatic Coffee Maker | was $1,749, now $1,553.01 at Amazon
Our experts couldn't fault the Jura. It makes ten different, delicious coffees and looks beautiful whilst doing it. Although, the bean hopper is too small for big families.
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Smeg Fully Automatic Coffee Maker | Was $1,000, now $600 at Amazon
Smeg's space-age automatic coffee maker is sleekly designed and simple to use. However, it's not the greatest coffee maker in the world. I would only buy it at a discount of at least 29%, which is exactly what's on offer.
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Philips 3200 Series | Was $999, now $599.99 at Amazon
A tried-and-tested favorite amongst our experts, the 3200 Series can make a menu of six different coffees. It's less than some more technical options, but more than enough for the average coffee drinker.
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De'Longhi Eletta Explore | Was $1,999.95, now $1799.95 at Amazon
I talk about this coffee maker more than any other I've tested. It can make over fifty different coffee and has customizable settings for different users. It's incredible and normally pretty expensive, so buying it at a discount is always rewarding.
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Single-serve coffee maker deals
If you can save on single-serve coffee makers, you're winning on all fronts. The capsule coffee machines below make speedy coffee and they're tested (and approved) by experts.
Ninja DualBrew | Was $239.99, now $179 at Amazon
This comes close to perfection. Although it's a single-serve specialist, it can make espresso, and filter coffee too. It's quite big and feels cheaper than other models, so make sure to buy it on a saving.
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Nespresso Vertuo Next | Was $219, now $139 at Amazon
This is the best single-serve coffee maker on the market. It's sleek, easy to use, and quick to brew delicious coffee. It's only compatible with Vertuo pods though.
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Cuisinart Grind & Brew | Was $149.95, now $101.44 at Amazon
If you want fresh coffee flavors, this machine is the one you need. It brews quick, delicious coffee, but only in 4, 8, and 12 oz cups.View Deal
Morning Coffee Machine | Was $660, now $ at
This is the smartest pod coffee machine on the market. Ashley Palmer Watts, coffee expert, recommends this for his pod coffees 'because there's nothing quite like it'.View Deal
Nespresso Vertuo Creatista| Was $1,070, now $749 at Nespresso
This is endorsed by David Beckham and, after testing it, we can confirm that it's as good as it looks. This is a particular expert at milky coffee, it's just expensive, even at a discount.
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Keurig K-Supreme SMART | Was $199.99, now $149.99 at Amazon
Keurig is inexpensive at the best of times, but with $50 off, it's a steal. Our experts loved testing this, but would question the 'smart' name. These extra-intelligent features are not really that useful.
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Nespresso Vertuo Pop| Was $129, now $99 at Nespresso
Cute and colorful, the Vertuo Pop is perfect for small spaces and even smaller budgets. Sure, the plastic casing isn't the most premium, but you won't find a better single-serve coffee maker for under $100.
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Grind Single-Serve Machine | Was $375, now $281.25 at Grind
There's 25% off across all of Grind's site. I love their coffee, but this machine is my favorite deal of theirs. Built from sturdy stainless steel, it's compatible with a range of pods, including Nespresso's.View Deal
Hamilton Beach The Scoop| Was $49.95, now $45.62 at Amazon
Hamilton's coffee makers are budget-friendly, but not built for longevity. If you want a quick, cheap machine which you can fit a travel cup under, this will do the job.View Deal
Espresso machine deals
If you can snag an espresso machine deal, you'll be the envy of all your coffee-enthusiast friends. These technical coffee makers are some of the most coveted around. They're only expensive if you don't shop in the sales.
Breville The Barista Pro | Was $849, now $799.99 at Amazon
The name of this gives the game away: it's a professional quality machine which delivers barista-worthy results. The only people who might not like this are beginners: it thrives on technicality.
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De'Longhi La Specialista Maestro | Was $1,399.95, now $1,199.95 at Amazon
This is the first machine I look for in the sales. I love everything about it: It's beautiful, it's technical, and it makes delicious coffee. There's also plenty of controls, so that even a beginner could become a barista on this machine. The only thing I don't love is the RRP, that's why it's a machine to only shop in the sales.
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Breville Bambino Plus | Was $499, now $ at
If you ask a barista which coffee maker they use at home, they'll probably say this one. Whilst it doesn't have an integrated grinder, it's technically perfect and also really compact.
Breville Barista Express | Was $749, now $559.95 at Amazon
Breville's express is often overlooked, because it's not the best for anything: technicality, space-saving, or for novices. If you're looking to advance your coffee skills without breaking the bank, this is a good, middle ground.
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Casabrews 5700 Pro | Was $599, now $499.99 at Amazon
Casabrews took TikTok by a storm, claiming to be as good as machines twice the price. Whilst I think this is a stretch (it's not very consistent and lacks some more sophisticated technology), it's still seriously good value as far as espresso machines go.
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KitchenAid Artisan Espresso Machine | Was $350, now $299 at KitchenAid
In spite of its simplicity, this is still one of my favorite espresso machines. It's slim, stylish, and easy to use. However, you'll have to invest in a coffee grinder separately, because this doesn't have one.
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Wacaco Picopresso | Was $129.90, now $103.92 at Amazon
The Picopresso is almost never discounted and, when it is, it doesn't hang around. This portable espresso maker is one to snap up. It makes coffee as good as the best espresso machines, just in a soda-sized can.
Smeg Espresso Machine | Was $529.95, now
Winning full points for style, but not quite hitting on maximum substance, this is perfect for weekend coffee drinkers. It's slim and attractive, but lacks technicalities.
Pour-over deals
Pure pour-over coffee is delicate and delicious. Most of these coffee makers are relatively inexpensive, so when there's a sale on, it would be rude not to cover them. If you want good coffee without breaking the bank, these are your best options.
Kalita Wave Pour Over | Was $30, now $26 at Amazon
Taking top spot in our buying guides, this iconic pour-over is pretty close to perfect. The stylish design is easy to use and compatible with any filter. It's hand-wash only though.View Deal
Chemex 8-Cup | Was $56.95, now
You won't find a more iconic pour-over than Chemex. Universally coveted, the Chemex makes delicious cold brew as well as smooth and delicate pour over coffee too.View Deal
Bodum 8 Cup Pour Over | Was $21.99, now $14.99 at Bodum
I tested this just the other day and honestly, I wouldn't buy another pour-over. This is packed with well-considered design features, including a stopper, which makes this easy to pour from and mess-free. The filter is reusable and the sleeve is comfortable to hold. At less than $20, this price is hard to believe.View Deal
Fellow Stagg Pour Over | Was $99, now
In true Fellow style, this is a close-to-perfect pour-over. It's sleek, stylish, and an excellent pour-over. It's more expensive than other models, so buying it for a saving just makes sense.View Deal
Melitta Pour Over | Was $25.10, now $20.66 at Amazon
This porcelain pour-over is a classic style. It just has one drain hole, so you'll need to pour slowly and carefully. It's a brilliant basic nevertheless.View Deal
Hario V60 | Was $25.02, now $ at
This is a classic style, available in a range of finishes and sizes. It's perfect if you want to experiment with flavors, but that can make it tricky for beginners.View Deal
OXO Pour-Over | Was $17.99. now $ at
OXO's inexpensive pour-over is the one we recommend if you're on a budget: it doesn't feel premium and it's not pretty, but it will make some delicious coffee. At a discount, it's a ridiculously good deal.View Deal
Miir Pourigami | Was $29.95, now $ at
Perfect for packing up and taking on-the-go, the Miir can make a good cup of coffee whilst demanding very little space. There's a very specific technique you'll need to learn.View Deal
Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Kettle | Was $165, now $
You won't make good pour-over coffee without a gooseneck kettle and this one is Oprah Winfrey-approved. It is incredibly high quality and it's also the one my family uses at home.
Best French press coffee maker deals
French presses might not be at the front of your mind when looking for coffee maker deals, but they should be. The best French presses I've tested sit comfortably in triple figure prices. If you can snag one for under $100, don't hesitate to take the plunge (sorry).
Espro P7 | Was $119.95, now
The Espro borrows a classic cafetiere silhouette and kits it out with stainless steel, double-insulating walls. It has the finest filtration too. View Deal
Fellow Clara French Press | Was $99, now $
The only criticism I have of the Clara is its price tag, so in a sale, I'm jumping for joy. It's an excellent insulator and innovatively designed. In summary, buy it and do it now.View Deal
Le Creuset Stoneware French Press | Was $85, now
In classic Le Creuset style, this weighty French press feels and looks premium. It brews a good cup of coffee, but we've tested technically better models.View Deal
Espro P3 French Press | Was $39.95, now
Perfectly petite, the P3 is an inexpensive option, especially if you only drink single-servings of coffee. It's made from cheaper-feeling plastic though.View Deal
Frieling French Press | Was $99.95, now $69.19 at Amazon
Double-walled, well-built, simple, and small, the Frieling is a French press which delivers on luxury and quality. It's expensive and less innovative than other models though.View Deal
Stanley Stay Hot French Press |
If you want capacity and you don't fancy any compromise, Stanley's Stay Hot is the one for you. It's a whopping 48 oz and will keep coffee hot for hours. It's just not that pretty.View Deal
Best moka pot deals
The best moka pots can take you close to espresso machine coffee flavors, for a fraction of the price. Bialetti tends to dominate the market here, so if you can pick up one of their iconic models for a saving, you can sip back and relax.
Bialetti Classic | Was $30, now $26.99 at Target
Bialetti moka pots are iconic. They're the best you can buy and, whilst they're available in a range of sizes this three cup model is perfect: not too big if you're making a single serving, but not too small if you've got company.View Deal
Bialetti Venus|
Induction hob owners don't need to miss out on stovetop coffee. Bialetti delivers on flavors and style in their iconic moka pot. It's not quite their classic, but it's still great.View Deal
Alessi 9090 |
We love everything about this chic moka pot, except for the price. It's well-built, elegant, and makes a delicious cup of coffee.View Deal
Grosche Milano Stone |
Inspired by the textures of the natural world, the Grosche is beautiful. It has a small filter basket, so this is best suited to those who like weak coffee.View Deal
Best cold brew coffee maker deals
If you've been making your cold brew coffee in a plastic bottle or a simple French press, now is the time to complete your cold brew set-up. These cold brew systems are inexpensive, especially in the sales, and they'll change the way you enjoy your cold brew. There's no need to struggle with make-do brewers anymore.
Toddy Cold Brew | Was $54.95, now $49 at Amazon
The Toddy isn't the most beautiful or premium cold brew coffee maker, but is's the original. It's already inexpensive, so in the sales, it's a steal.View Deal
KitchenAid Cold Brew | Was $110, now $94.99 at KitchenAid
This is big, but extremely versatile. You can use it to make iced tea, infused water, and much more. It feels premium and looks it too.View Deal
OXO Good Grips | Was $51.99, now $
This hits the sweet spot for balancing quality and price. It makes delicious cold brew, compacts down for easy storage, and is easy to use. At a discount, it's the best cold brew maker on offer.View Deal
Where to shop coffee maker deals
If you've got some time and you want to scroll the coffee maker sales, these are the places to start. A word of caution: not every deal is a good deal, so always cross check the coffee maker you've found with some expert reviews.
Best Buy: sales on reliable household names, including Breville and Nespresso
QVC: offers on espresso makers, bean-to-cup machines, and more
Target: shop top coffee brands for less
Wayfair: Way day is right around the corner, so expect some sensational savings
How we test coffee makers
At Homes & Gardens, we take our coffee maker tests seriously. Before we feature them or recommend you buy them, each machine will have been tested by our experts and compared to models from top brands like Breville, Nespresso and Technivorm.
Where possible, we test how a coffee machine fares on making espresso, Americano, and cappuccino. This lets us see the range that a coffee maker has, across milky coffee as well as more intense and flavorful shots. However, if a coffee maker claims to be able to make a vast menu of different coffees, we'll test them all and let you know about them in our 'special features' section. We make sure to use the same coffee beans in each test, so that we can compare how well the flavors and aromas of the coffee has been extracted. If a machine can froth milk, we will test non-dairy milks too, as these can be temperamental.
We'll make notes on everything from aesthetics to cleaning and maintenance, so that you can get a holistic idea of what these machines are like to live with before you invest in them. If you'd like to find out more, you can visit our dedicated page for how we test coffee makers.
FAQs
When's the next sale to shop coffee maker deals in?
The next best time to find big coffee maker discounts will be on Wayday (May 4 to 6) and then on May 27, Memorial Day, so savings are right around the corner.
