KitchenAid Espresso Machines
KitchenAid has 7 espresso machines on Pick My Espresso, priced from $270 to $1,800, 5 of which have a built-in grinder. The highest-rated KitchenAid pick is the KitchenAid KES6403. Compare the full lineup below.
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KitchenAid KES6403
Slim semi-automatic with dual smart temperature sensors, low-pressure pre-infusion, and a commercial 58mm portafilter - serious specs squeezed into a 6.4-inch-wide body.
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KitchenAid Metal KES6503
The KES6403 platform wrapped in die-cast metal and KitchenAid's stand-mixer color palette - same dual temperature sensors, pre-infusion, and 58mm portafilter with a sturdier, prettier shell.
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KitchenAid KF2
Entry point to KitchenAid's KF super-automatic line - 25% smaller than the KF8 with six hot and iced drinks, IntelliGrind auto-dosing, and an auto steam wand for $800.
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KitchenAid KF4
Mid-tier KF-series super-automatic that adds a color touchscreen, an AutoMilk carafe system, and 20+ hot and iced recipes in the same slim 7.75-inch-wide body as the KF2.
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KitchenAid KF3
Middle child of the compact KF iced-coffee trio - adds a 2.4-inch color display, 4 user profiles, and an AutoMilk hose system over the KF2 while staying $300 under the carafe-equipped KF4.
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KitchenAid KF6
Quiet Mark-certified super-automatic that pulls a hefty 15g espresso dose, swaps bean hoppers without cross-contamination, and skips the touchscreen to hit a lower price than the KF8.
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KitchenAid KF8
Quiet Mark-certified super-automatic with a large 5-inch touchscreen, 40+ recipes, and dedicated plant-based milk frothing modes.