3 affordable Breville coffee machines I'd buy over an expensive one
You don't need to spend hundreds on Breville's coffee machines
A lot of people consider Breville quite an affordable brand when it comes to the best bean-to-cup coffee machines, and that is true to an extent. However, the brand also has a range of more premium options costing upwards of £500, so there's still plenty of cheaper options to explore.
As I've done with De'Longhi and Sage, I thought it was time to highlight some of Breville's more affordable models, particularly if you're on a budget and want to spend less. You'll find each of them below, including a very new addition.
The new Breville Pixl Compact is perfect if you have a smaller kitchen but still want great coffee. Its automatic temperature control and pre-infusion work together to deliver a balanced brew, and its CoolTouch steam wand delivers powerful steam for barista-quality microfoam.
If you're after something a bit more automatic, the Breville Prima Latte coffee machine makes espressos, lattes and cappuccinos with just one touch. Its 15-bar pump pressure guarantees optimal espresso extraction, so every shot is rich and full-bodied, and the milk carafe makes velvety foam.
Another slim coffee machine from Breville is the Barista Slimline, which comes with a 58mm commercial-size portafilter delivering 30% more capacity for rich espresso flavour. It also has single and double shot presets, a cool touch steam wand and 15 Bar pump, as well as a cup warming plate.
Check out our other affordable coffee machine guides...
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