Who said espresso machines aren’t cheap? Here are 5 for under $100 this Black Friday
Espresso machines don’t need to break the bank
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Even with the help ofBlack Friday dealsespresso makers can be pricey gadgets costing $200, $300 or more, even when they’re on sale. But in this roundup, we’re highlighting five espresso machines that are $100 or less atAmazon, Walmart, and Target.
These budget-friendly picks won’t be thebest espresso machinesout there but they will offer you a more affordable way to brew barista-style drinks from coffee grounds at home. Our favorite deal is theDelonghi Stilosa Espresso Machine which is down to $99.95from $119.99 at Target right now.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, check out ourespresso machine Black Friday dealsguide or ourcoffee maker Black Friday dealspage to see a large selection of what’s currently on sale.
Espresso makers under $100 this Black Friday
Gourmia One-Touch Espresso Maker:$50 at WalmartWe don’t have a previous price for this espresso maker, but $50 is a very low price. With its one-touch controls, it promises to help you brew espresso, cappuccino, latte and Americano coffees with ease, and it even comes with an automatic milk frother. Just note that this Early Access deal won’t go live for non-Walmart Plus subscribers until November 22 (and it won’t go live until then if you’re on a trial subscription either).
Casabrews Espresso Maker:was $89.99 now$69.99 at AmazonThisCasabrews machine can turn coffee grounds into espresso, has a milk frother, and a cup warmer on top: all for just $69.99 this Black Friday. It’s not the best espresso maker out there, but if you’re after a bargain, this might be the gadget you want. To get the full discount remember to check the box on the store page to apply a $10 coupon. This will save you $20 off the full price.
Delonghi Stilosa Espresso Machine:was $119.99 now$99.95 at TargetDeLonghi makes a fine selection of coffee makers, and this Stilosa will allow you to brew single or double-shot espresso the “authentic” way. It also comes with a manual milk frother to add flair to your drinks, and it’s got a compact design so you shouldn’t have much trouble finding space for it in your kitchen.
Gevi Espresso Machine:was $199.99 now$99.99 at WalmartThis popular espresso maker can bring single or double shots of espresso, and it comes with manual controls so you can set the water level to suit your cup size. It also comes with a milk frother that promises to be easy to clean between uses.
Farberware Dual Brew:was $149.99 now$100 at WalmartThe biggest advantage of this espresso maker is that it also comes with a large 10-cup coffee carafe. So you can brew single-serve espresso when you want to treat yourself or brew a big pot when you’re catering to a larger group (or you just want an efficient way to guzzle coffee).
If you’d rather pick up one of thebest espresso machinesand you aren’t too concerned with price, our current favorite is the Breville Barista Express Impress. In our four-and-a-half starBreville the Barista Express Impress review.
While it isn’t the most compact machine and requires beans rather than coffee grounds it is beautifully designed and brews delicious cups of coffee from the beans you provide. Everything from the grinding of the beans to the water temperature and pressure to the micro-foam is all done to absolute perfection.
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Hamish is a Senior Staff Writer for TechRadar and you’ll see his name appearing on articles across nearly every topic on the site from smart home deals to speaker reviews to graphics card news and everything in between. He uses his broad range of knowledge to help explain the latest gadgets and if they’re a must-buy or a fad fueled by hype. Though his specialty is writing about everything going on in the world of virtual reality and augmented reality.
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