Which premium coffee machine best suits your morning brew habits?

Featuring an intuitive design with five one-touch coffee recipes to save you from the disappointment of burnt coffee, 13 adjustable grind settings for expertly ground beans, hot water maker and a traditional milk frother, Del’Longhi’s Magnifica Evo is the ultimate addition to smart kitchens of coffee fiends.

Bring the café to the home with an automatic coffee machine that does everything for you at the touch of a humble button. With a signature 50s style design, this Smeg model boasts an effortless bean-to-cup process that is fully customisable from espresso to ristretto, latte to cappuccino.

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For the communal coffee drinker, a drip coffee maker

The craft of coffee is taken to another level by Moccamaster who have handmade and assembled its individually tested machines since 1968 in the Netherlands. Brewing 10 cups of coffee in five to six minutes with a copper boiling element, this maker is perfect for shared cuppa joes. NB: You’ll need to source a UK-to-AUS plug adapter as this model features a UK plug.

For the caffeinated go-getter, the capsule coffee machine

Seizing the day takes a good chunk of time, so a fuss-free coffee is an ideal fixture in the go-getter’s morning. The Vertuo Pop by Nespresso utilises Centrifusion™ technology which reads the barcode on each capsule for perfectly brewed coffee each time. Heating up in 30 seconds, it also features Expert Mode – which at two pushes of the button, goes beyond the machine’s standard coffee preparation. Available in six sleek shades, this model combines engineered design with style.

For the espresso purist, the espresso coffee machine

Containing higher levels of caffeine than, say, filter coffee, the espresso is the quintessential drink of Italy. With an included precision grinder, as well as a dual boiler heating system – for the espresso shot and instant steam for your milk – Breville’s The Dual Boiler means bean business and experimentation.