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Best Bean to Cup Coffee Machine

We used to be skeptical of fully automated beans to cup machines but they've significantly improved their performance in recent years. They operate with the click of a button, producing excellent coffee with very little effort from you.

Some also have milk components, including heating and frothing your chosen milk to make latte, cappuccino or macchiato. Pricier models even remember your preferred drink settings for future use.

1. Delonghi Magnifica Smart

The Delonghi model is a bit different. Many coffee experts declare that bean-to-cup machines are 'rubbish,' and should be avoided. While the majority of bean-to-cup machines require no input from the user, from grinding to extraction, this machine (like both Sage Oracle Touch and the Sage Barista Pro) asks the user to interject during the process, filling and tamping the portafilter, just like baristas who are professionals would. It's a great feature, especially if you want to feel a little more in control of the process, however, it can mean additional cleaning.

In our tests the Magnifica Smart was the best at brewing a wide range of coffee styles. Its'smart' features include an automatic switchover to ground coffee, which can be lifesaver for those who doesn't always have whole beans at the ready. It can also store up to four user profiles so that the entire family can enjoy their favourite coffees with the touch of a button. Dual-height drip cups are also a useful design feature. They stop espresso from being brewed over the cup, which can spill onto the edge.

The drinks menu, which is pre-set, includes classics such as macchiato, latte and cappuccino and the machine comes with the fastest steam wand, which makes it easy to make perfect frothed milk for these types of drinks. We love the simple controls, sleek stainless steel and the classic style of this model - it's definitely one that you include on your list.

2. Sage Barista Pro

A bean-to-cup machine can be a fantastic investment if you're committed to your coffee. It doesn't matter if you prefer it dark, rich, beans to cup coffee machines and strong, or smooth soft, sweet, and mild it is the best choice. The essential ingredient to make a perfect espresso cup is consistency, as pressure, temperature and weight must be combined with near-mathematical precision to make the perfect shot. This premium appliance from reliable kitchen brand Sage (known as Breville in the US and Australia) is one of the best.

This is a dual boiler model with a built-in grinder that's ideally suited to grinding your own coffee beans as well as brewing coffee according to your personal taste. It has up to four user profiles, meaning that family members can save the settings they prefer. You can also modify the flavor intensity and aroma with a touch-screen menu.

The Barista Pro's main disadvantage is that it's difficult to use, especially for novices. It requires a special tamper to ensure an acceptable crema while the espresso is brewing. It's still worth the price for those who are more experienced baristas.

It has a power steam wand which can make even amateur latte art look acceptable and it's the most quiet bean to cup machine we've test. It's also extremely flexible because you can switch between a filter or drip coffee and choose from a variety of sizes.

3. Jura E8

Jura is known for its top-quality automatic coffee machines from bean to cup machines, that are stunning in design and combine simple operation and the highest quality cup. The E8 is no exception. It uses the latest technology for brewing to provide the highest quality drinks but at a lesser cost than other Jura machines.

The most notable feature here is the Pulse Extraction Process, or PEP that pushes water through the grounds at short intervals to maximize extraction timing and flavor. Professional baristas are looking for a shot of coffee with a total extraction of 20-30 minutes. The E8 does this flawlessly.

This machine has an ultra-high-resolution display and a wide range of buttons that are easy to use. It allows you to customize your drink according to your preferences. It can make up to 15 different drinks including macchiato, cappuccino, and espresso. You can also select between 8 strengths and then adjust the milk foam.

The machine is primarily made from stainless steel and has an elegant chrome finish that will be noticeable in your kitchen. It is slightly larger than some of the other bean-to-cup machines on the market but still relatively compact at 13.6 x 11 x 17.5. You can save your favorite drinks to the app or menu on touchscreen to not have to repeat the steps every morning!

4. Cuisinart DCM 800

It is crucial to have freshly ground beans to cup coffee machines for your coffee to be the highest quality. The best bean-to-cup coffee maker that has grinder will come with a built-in burr mill, which will grind the amount of fresh beans to the perfect texture required for the particular coffee you prefer. The machines can also have a range of additional features, like a milk frother which can be used to make frothy drinks.

Cuisinart's Grind & Brew 12-Cup Automatic Coffeemaker is a stunning piece of coffeemaking technology featuring a professional-looking burr grinder integrated into the brewing process. This is an amazing feature to have, as it will save you the expense of separate coffee grinders and a separate coffee maker. The DirectFlow grind assembly is able to effortlessly move the freshly ground coffee from the burr grinder to the brewing basket for the brew to be quick and simple.

The machine comes with a range of brewing options such as the full pot, tall mug or a short mug. The coffeemaker can brew the desired cup by pressing one button. It's also programmable and can be programmed to brew at a time you prefer.

This model has an integrated burr grinder that has 18 stepped settings from coarse to fine. Cuisinart claims it can grind 12 cups of coffee in just 40 seconds. But this is an exaggeration and will depend on the beans you select as well as the temperature of your water and the brewing ratio.