Espresso Machines
Best Drip Espresso Maker (2026): Top 4 by the Specs
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For a drip espresso maker, the De'Longhi leads with 18 one-touch recipes, two removable bean hoppers and a 13-setting grinder. The CASABREWS adds a 20-bar pump with 4 brew temperature settings, and the Chefman adds a 15-bar pump in a 7.9 pound body. The GROSCHE adds a stovetop moka pot for 3 cups.
Starting out? See the main guide: Best Espresso Machine
Top picks at a glance
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Best OverallDe'Longhi Rivelia Automatic Espresso Machine9.8 View on Amazon -
Runner-UpCASABREWS Ultra Espresso Machine9.6 View on Amazon -
9.2 View on Amazon -
Also GreatChefman CraftBrew Espresso Machine9.2 View on Amazon
Compare the specs
Ranked on pump pressure, milk frother / steam wand, built-in grinder, temperature control from each listing, plus how many buyers have rated it. A dash (—) means we could not confirm that figure from the listing.
| Pick | Pump pressure | Milk frother / steam wand | Built-in grinder | Temperature control | Wattage | Weight | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. De'Longhi Rivelia Automatic Espresso Machine | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | 1,450 W | 21.4 lb | 2-year |
| 2. CASABREWS Ultra Espresso Machine | 20 bar | Yes | — | Yes | 1,350 W | 13.6 lb | 1-year |
| 3. GROSCHE Milano Stovetop Espresso Maker Moka Pot | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 4. Chefman CraftBrew Espresso Machine | 15 bar | Yes | — | — | 1,350 W | 7.9 lb | 1-year |
De'Longhi Rivelia Automatic Espresso Machine
It pairs 18 one-touch recipes with two removable bean hoppers, a 13-setting grinder and 1450 watts.
- Milk frother / steam wand
- Built-in grinder
- Temperature control
- Wattage: 1,450 W
- 2-year warranty stated
Good for
- Buyers who want 18 one-touch recipes
- Buyers who want two bean hoppers
Skip it if
- You want a body lighter than 21.4 pounds
- You want fewer than 1450 watts
With one touch it grinds, doses, brews and froths from 18 preset recipes, including latte, cappuccino, cortado and flat white. The two 8.8-oz bean hoppers swap between bean types, and the 13-setting burr grinder grinds fresh for each cup. The LatteCrema Hot System froths milk or plant-based alternatives, and the machine carries a 2-year warranty.
CASABREWS Ultra Espresso Machine
It pairs a 20-bar pump with 4 brew temperature settings, an LCD display and 1350 watts.
- Pump pressure: 20 bar
- Milk frother / steam wand
- Temperature control
- Wattage: 1,350 W
- 1-year warranty stated
Good for
- Buyers who want a 20-bar pump
- Buyers who want 4 brew temperature settings
Skip it if
- You want more than 20 bar
- You want a body lighter than 13.6 pounds
The 20-bar Italian pump works with a 1350-watt heating system, and the 4 temperature settings adjust espresso brewing. The steam wand textures milk for lattes and cappuccinos, and the 73-oz water tank comes off for refilling. The LCD display walks through each step, and the machine carries a 1-year warranty.
GROSCHE Milano Stovetop Espresso Maker Moka Pot
It pairs a stovetop moka pot with a 3-cup size, a 5-oz capacity and an aluminium body.
Good for
- Buyers who want a stovetop moka pot
- Buyers who want a 3-cup size
Skip it if
- You want a size larger than 3 cups
- You want a capacity larger than 5 oz
This manual moka pot brews stovetop espresso on gas, electric and propane stoves, and it also works on glass top induction stoves with slow heating. The 3-cup size holds 5 oz, and the food grade anodized aluminium body carries a soft-touch handle with a burn guard. A silicone gasket seals the pot for each brew.
Chefman CraftBrew Espresso Machine
It pairs a 15-bar pump with a steam wand, a 1.5-liter tank and 1350 watts.
- Pump pressure: 15 bar
- Milk frother / steam wand
- Wattage: 1,350 W
- 1-year warranty stated
Good for
- Buyers who want a 15-bar pump
- Buyers who want a 1.5-liter tank
Skip it if
- You want more than 15 bar
- You want a body lighter than 7.9 pounds
The 15-bar pump brews single or double shots, and the steam wand froths milk for cappuccinos and lattes. The touch control panel adjusts shot volume, and the 1.5-liter tank comes off for filling at the sink. The stainless steel body wipes clean, and the machine carries a 1-year warranty.
How to choose
Pump pressure and heating
Pump pressure and wattage shape extraction: the CASABREWS runs a 20-bar pump at 1350 watts, the Chefman runs a 15-bar pump at 1350 watts, and the De'Longhi runs at 1450 watts. The GROSCHE moka pot brews on a stove instead. Match the pump to the espresso style you brew.
Milk frothing
For milk drinks, the De'Longhi froths milk or plant-based alternatives with its LatteCrema Hot System, and the CASABREWS and Chefman each use a steam wand for lattes and cappuccinos. The GROSCHE pairs with a separate milk frother for lattes or cappuccinos at home. Pick the frothing style that matches your milk drinks.
Size and weight
Size and weight decide where a machine fits: the De'Longhi weighs 21.4 pounds, the CASABREWS weighs 13.6 pounds, and the Chefman weighs 7.9 pounds. The GROSCHE moka pot measures 2.26 by 1.57 by 2.56 inches for a 3-cup brew. Check counter space before you buy.
FAQ
Which machines have a steam wand?
The De'Longhi, CASABREWS and Chefman each have a milk frother or steam wand. The GROSCHE pairs with a separate milk frother for lattes or cappuccinos.
Which machine is fully automatic?
The De'Longhi runs fully automatic with one-touch recipes, and the Chefman runs fully automatic with a touch control panel. The CASABREWS runs semi-automatic, and the GROSCHE runs manual on a stove.
How much do these machines weigh?
The De'Longhi weighs 21.4 pounds, the CASABREWS weighs 13.6 pounds, and the Chefman weighs 7.9 pounds.
Do these machines work on a stove?
The GROSCHE moka pot works on gas, electric and propane stoves, and it also works on glass top induction stoves with slow heating.
