"But Ninja seems to have applied its general flair for multi-purpose machines to this beautifully beginner-friendly espresso machine with a 25-setting conical burr grinder, a built-in scale (thank you), and options for cold brew and drip coffee. WIRED contributing reviewer Tyler Shane was likewise skeptical of Ninja's first espresso device when it arrived, but ended up loving the excellent milk steaming, and the fact that this Ninja grinds espresso shots by weight. (Why doesn't everybody?)"
"Breville's Barista Express ($600) semiautomatic espresso machine has been Amazon's best-selling espresso machine for yearsso long it's hard to remember a time when it wasn't the top-selling pick. Why's it so popular? It's a Goldilocks thinga mix of accessible price, Breville's excellent reputation for customer service on high-ticket items, and beautiful ease of use on a semiautomatic machine with a built-in grinder that makes full-flavored, well-extracted espresso."
Two popular espresso machines are discounted by $100 as early Prime Day deals ahead of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days on October 7–8. The Ninja Luxe Cafe Premier is priced at $500, its lowest recorded price, and includes a 25-setting conical burr grinder, a built-in scale, and options for cold brew and drip coffee. The Ninja delivers strong milk steaming performance and grinds espresso shots by weight. The Breville Barista Express, normally $600, remains an Amazon bestseller thanks to its accessible price, reliable customer service reputation, built-in grinder, and consistent, full-flavored extraction; its current discount is not the lowest previously recorded.
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