Espresso machines
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Breville Barista Touch Impress Espresso Machine

Assisted tamping with real-time feedback and automated microfoam milk texturing for cafe-quality espresso drinks.

$400+We do not list exact prices — they move constantly, and a stale figure is worse than none. The band is ours; the live price is on the retailer’s page.
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What it does

  • Impression Tamping System
  • ThermoJet Heating
  • Auto MilQ Foam
  • Touch Screen Interface

Specifications

Type
Espresso machine
Dimensions
16.3 x 13.8 x 13.3 in (WxDxH)
Material
Stainless steel
Burrs
Integrated hardened steel precision conical burr grinder with dose control
Grind settings
30 grind settings
Heating
ThermoJet heating system
Temperature control
Milk: adjustable temperatures (104°F to 167°F) and 8 texture levels
Included
54mm stainless steel portafilter, 480ml stainless steel milk jug, filter baskets

As published by Breville (read 7 October 2026). Specifications change between versions; the maker's page has the current ones.

Who it suits

  • someone who already dials in shots and wants steady temperature and a proper steam wand
  • milk drinks at home, where a good steam wand changes the result more than the brew group does

Who should skip it

  • anyone without a grinder that steps fine enough for espresso (unless the machine has one built in): the machine cannot fix an uneven grind
  • occasional use, because a machine like this rewards daily practice

The thing worth knowing

The usual rule of espresso is to spend on the grinder first: a modest machine with a good grinder tends to beat an expensive machine with a poor one.

Suits these methods

Espresso

What we have not done

We have not independently tested this product. The description above is compiled from the manufacturer’s published specification and from what the category demands, and it is written to tell you who the equipment suits rather than to sell it. Where we have no first-hand experience, we say so rather than inventing a star rating.

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