De’Longhi quietly unveils new bean-to-cup coffee machine offering over 50 drink options

It joins the Eletta lineup

De'Longhi Eletta Ultra
(Image credit: De'Longhi)
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De’Longhi has quietly expanded its Eletta range with the new Eletta Ultra, a premium bean-to-cup coffee machine capable of making more than 50 hot and cold drinks. It also keeps familiar features like Bean Adapt grinding and the LatteCrema milk system, but adds a new focus on quieter brewing and a guided touchscreen interface.

It’s available now from De’Longhi's online store for £1,149.99, though it hasn’t launched in the US yet.

De’Longhi has surprised fans this week by quietly launching a new bean-to-cup coffee machine via a newsletter email. The new Eletta Ultra joins the Eletta lineup alongside the Eletta Explore, which scored five stars in our full review back in 2024.

Available to buy now from De’Longhi’s online store for £1,149.99, it’s also one of the brand’s more premium machines so far. It hasn’t launched in the US yet.

De'Longhi Eletta Ultra

(Image credit: De'Longhi)

In terms of design and usability, drinks are selected from a 4.3-inch colour touchscreen organised into seven “collections”. The interface can also suggest drinks based on the time of day or your previous choices, and it includes guided on-screen recipes for a few more unusual options – such as an espresso tonic – with step-by-step instructions.

It shares a number of core features with its predecessors. Like other Eletta machines, it uses De’Longhi’s Bean Adapt system to adjust grinding and extraction parameters to suit different beans, aiming to keep flavour consistent without manual calibration. Milk drinks use the brand’s LatteCrema system, which froths milk directly from the carafe and runs automatic cleaning cycles after use.

De'Longhi Eletta Ultra

(Image credit: De'Longhi)

Where the Ultra differs is in its focus on quieter operation. De’Longhi says brewing can be up to 65% quieter than previous models, reducing grinder and pump noise during use. That’s a common gripe even with the best bean-to-cup coffee machines, so it’s a welcome improvement if it holds up during testing.

Lizzie Wilmot
Senior Staff Writer, Home

Lizzie is T3's Senior Staff Writer, covering the latest in smart home, lifestyle and beauty tech. From skincare gadgets to vacuum cleaners, she's your go-to for trends and top recommendations.

When not writing, Lizzie enjoys mooching around Bath, spending time with loved ones, or testing her review units – often during an enthusiastic cleaning spree!

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