Black Friday Espresso Machine Deals 2024: Save Big on Mr. Coffee, Nespresso, and More

Hear me out: this grind and brew fully-automatic espresso machine is nearly silent. The "SilentBrew" technology really works. This is a great machine for parents who have been up with their baby since zero dark thirty, the baby finally fell asleep, but they have to get on with their day.

It is fully-automatic as well. Yes, it has a frothing wand, but that's only so you can froth your milk in the cup as opposed to in a basin like many others. You just add beans, water, select which drink you want, and you're done. And for $150 off? Pour me several cups.

If you're looking for an espresso machine that not only does all the work for you, but does it quickly, quietly, and in a machine that is easy to clean and sterilize, this is that machine. KitchenAid is known for high-quality products that make your life easier, and this machine does just that.

The hopper and water tank are large, you can steam milk in any container, and when you want to descale or clean? Push a few buttons and it's done.

This is an even more high-tech and high-end espresso machine than the other KitchenAid above. This one has all those same features, but with a quieter grinder, touch-screen controls with the ability to save up to six user profiles, and miracle of miracles, you choose what type of milk you're frothing and it heats it just right for that milk. We've had this model in the office for months and we love it.

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I get it. You love your Nespresso espresso pods, but you want and honest to goodness cappuccino. You want a morning flat white. You want a freaking pumpkin spice latte, dangit. The Creatista allows you to do just that, and it does it beautifully. I mean, have you ever seen a prettier pod machine? Yes, the frother is manual, but it's not a big reach to learn how to froth, and the perfect pods make life so much easier that you won't care.

The Bosch is fully-automatic, and incredibly simple to use. The buttons are made to be easy to find, and easy to depress. Sometimes, people with mobility issues have problems with traditional buttons or touchscreens, but the Bosch takes this worry away. As someone with hand mobility issues, I am a huge fan.

This espresso machine from Miele is designed to take all of the work out of espresso making. It's fully-automatic with eight programmable user profiles, Wi-Fi connectivity for drink scheduling (waking up to a cappuccino is definitely on my bucket list), a heated cup rest so your drink isn't shocked cold, and nice ambient lighting so you're not shocked awake.

Espresso aficionados in the know are fans of Gevi. They have a motor in the machine that pulls espresso to the perfect pressure to get that great crema on top of the shots. It brings out all of the notes of the espresso beans without imparting any burned flavors. Pressure releases the body of the beans, and Gevi has it mastered.

This is a manual-adjacent espresso machine and milk frother that lets you control most aspects of the experience without expecting you to read any gauges or dials. For just over $100, it's a steal.

You want something easy and reliable, ready for you in just a few minutes every morning? You want a Nespresso. This one features the original espresso pods—just pop one in, make sure the machine has water, and start the machine, which handles the rest. Our whole office loves this espresso machine, and we'll throw down over it. The price can't be beaten, either.

This machine is a "whatever you want" machine. It makes k-cups, drip coffee, iced coffee, espressos, froths milk. All of it in a relatively compact package. This is a good option if you've got a household with lots of coffee preferences and don't want multiple machines taking up counter space.

If you want an easy machine and quality espresso but don't want to spend a fortune, Mr. Coffee is here for you. The heritage brand that you probably remember on your parents' counter growing up is now bringing its ease of operation to a new generation with their nearly automatic espresso machines.

You choose from a few basic options, set it up, and it goes. It's a fine machine for the price.

This machine is a favorite among those who want something more advanced. If you're ready to take control of your espresso making, start here. De'Longhi has made this machine with you in mind. Whether you're making espresso or iced coffee, you choose how you want it done. You get to control the most-important aspects of the brewing and frothing.

This Nespresso machine has a lot of versatility. You can switch between pods for espresso, double espresso, coffee, iced coffee, and extra-large cups of standard coffee. Odacio is my personal favorite of all the pods—it literally can turn around my worst day— but you'll want to try them all. And don't worry! The pods are 100% recyclable.

Best Products senior tech editor Stefan Vazharov is something of an espresso expert. He actually bought a pricey espresso machine before he bought a sofa when he moved to New York City, and he loves this machine. He says that it's worth every penny, and that if you're a competent barista, you're going to be impressed with this espresso machine.

It is a manual machine, but the dials are well-labeled, and everything fits well together. It rarely goes on sale, so if you've had your eye on it, now is the time.