Breville Espresso Machines

Breville's next-generation Oracle flagship pairs a triple heating system (PID extraction boiler, dedicated steam boiler, heated group head) with full automation: auto grind-dose-tamp, Auto Dial-In grind correction, and 15 preset drinks on a 5.7-inch touchscreen — with a swipe-up manual mode for hands-on control.

Upgraded Barista Express with ThermoJet heating for 3-second heat up and LCD display. The sweet spot in Breville's all-in-one lineup.

The classic all-in-one semi-automatic with built-in conical burr grinder that has introduced more people to home espresso than any other machine.

Solid mid-range semi-automatic with pre-infusion and PID temperature control. A reliable workhorse for quality espresso. Discontinued by Breville - available only as remaining retail stock.

All-in-one espresso machine with built-in conical burr grinder, assisted tamping, and precise dose control.

True dual boiler system allows simultaneous brewing and steaming with precise PID temperature control on both boilers.

The original touchscreen Barista with ThermoJet 3-second heat-up, 30-setting grinder, and hands-free auto milk texturing at a lower price than the Impress.

Compact semi-automatic with automatic milk texturing and fast heat-up time. Great for small kitchens.

The cheaper, manual-steam sibling of the Bambino Plus. Same compact footprint and 3-second heat up but without auto-frothing - making it a favorite of latte art beginners on a budget.

Premium all-in-one with touchscreen interface, automatic milk texturing, and guided brewing for cafe-quality drinks at home.

Breville's 2024 touchscreen all-in-one with a 5-inch display, ColdBrew mode, and a built-in burr grinder. Faster heat-up than the discontinued Oracle Touch, now positioned below Breville's new Oracle flagship.

The most automated semi-automatic. Dual boiler with built-in grinder, auto tamping, auto milk texturing, and touchscreen control. Discontinued - superseded by the Oracle Dual Boiler; remaining stock only.