Amazon chops £90 off Breville coffee machine that 'performs better than expensive ones'
No matter the time of year, many of us need a warm drink to help us wake up in the morning. While coffee is a go to choice for Brits, many have different preferences of how they like their coffee. From expressos to lattes, there are many choices for a coffee lover to choose from.
Now while getting them from a café means you will be getting a high quality beverage, some of us don't have time in the morning to head to a barista before work. This is why it is important to have a coffee machine at home that can make your favourite drink in no time at all.
Thankfully, Amazon has dropped the price of the Breville One-Touch Coffee Machine in a limited time deal. Dropping from £225.99 down to £135, shoppers will be saving £90 when they purchase this machine that can make a variety of brews in just a few clicks.
With one-touch technology, users can easily make their favourite drink, whether that be an espresso, cappuccino or latte. The machine also comes with single and double shot espresso filters so users can easily control the strength of their morning coffee.
Breville claims shoppers will be able to make barista quality coffee from home with this coffee machine as it is equipped with a 19-bar Italian pump which delivers the perfect pressure to extract robust coffee flavours. The machine is also adaptable for different sized cups and mugs.
Additionally, users can easily make multiple drinks as the machine comes with a 600ml milk reservoir, so users won't need to constantly add more milk between making drinks. This can also be removed and stored in the fridge to keep the milk cool when the machine isn't in use. The adjustable milk frother also allows users to make the perfect drink.
Breville One-Touch Coffee Machine
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Alternatively, for shoppers looking for something on the cheaper side, Amazon is also selling the Tassimo Suny Coffee Machine for the slightly reduced price of £34.99 (RRP £39.99). With over 17,700 ratings and 4.5 stars, this popular pod coffee machine uses Intellibrew technology to make the 'ideal drink every time'.
Over on Argos, the Philips Sublime L'OR Pod Coffee Machine is currently selling for £70. However, shoppers can reduce this price by adding the code RED30 at checkouts - dropping the price to £49. This discount is only available until June 3, so shoppers will need to be quick.
However, Amazon shoppers have given the Breville Coffee Machine a 4.2 star rating. While many customers were amazed by the coffee this machine makes, some weren't impressed by the size of the drinks created.
One happy shopper said: "Five star is not enough. We have now this amazing coffee machine for two years and it performs better than super expensive ones.
"The coffee is amazing. Makes amazing cappuccinos as well. Beautiful froth better than a lot of bars. We drunk on average three coffees per day everyday and the quality has been consistent during the years."
With another added: "I would say this is perfect for me. It makes a nice hot mug off frothy Latte coffee, glad I bought this."
However, one reviewer grumbled about the quality of the device: "Flimsy construction. Didn't always recognise the milk jug was connected and took an age to make the coffee and clean up after. Back to Nespresso pods for me!"
While another customer said: "Got it out the box and followed all the instructions however I feel like I was in the 'Honey I shrunk the kids' movie. I selected the large cappuccino button and yet what was produced was the amount of coffee for that of tiny human. I get around it now by using the double espresso button and custom milk button now."
Despite this, a further shopper praised: "I have tried a variety of coffee machines over the years, but always returned them due to being disappointed. This coffee machine is fantastic and I would highly recommend it. I love the fact that the milk frother has an adjustment setting and that you can customise your coffee and milk quantities.
"My only gripe is that where the coffee goes, is a tad smaller than I would have liked, but then maybe I should use a smaller mug! Lol Really worth the money."
Another five-star reviewer wrote: "I love this coffee machine because it's so versatile for a coffee enthusiast like me. I like to make different combination of coffees: less milk, more coffee, sometimes more hot water. This coffee machine is literally so easy to operate if you like to make different types of coffee with just couple of clicks."
If coffee lovers want to buy the Breville One-Touch Coffee Machine, they can click HERE.
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