If you want to grab a coffee machine deal to see you through the summer, this is your chance. I've been able to find some final savings on Sage, De'Longhi, Nespresso, and Lavazza.
The best coffee machines are a hit all year round. They can help you to enjoy fresh and delicious coffee in the morning, without having to change out of your PJs and traipse down to the local café. And the best way to enjoy delicious coffee is with a good machine, with a saving on the side.
Whilst there aren't any major coffee machine sales on right now, I'll help you to find a saving on the machine that you really want.
Quick links
If you want to shop the best coffee machine deals, here are the places to go. I've highlighted my favourite deals for every kind of coffee machine below, but it never hurts to scroll for yourself.
- Appliances direct: up to 40% off coffee machines
- Amazon: up to 50% off Nespresso, De'Longhi, and Sage
- Argos: expect some sensational coffee machine savings
- Currys: big discounts across the board
- Grind: save on pods, machines, and pre-made cans
- De'Longhi: daily savings on espresso machines
- JD Williams: up to 40% off coffee machines
- John Lewis: up to £200 off in the sale
- Lakeland: some of the biggest savings I've seen on automatic, pod, and espresso machines
- Nespresso: save on pod machines and Vertuo flavours
- Sage: 30% off barista-quality espresso machines
- Very: save on the best coffee machines
The best coffee machine deals, selected by a barista
I've cherry-picked these, so there's something for everyone below. If you like pod coffee, the Lavazza and Nespresso savings are incredible. For those who want a more luxurious bean-to-cup experience or a barista-style espresso machine, there are savings of hundreds of pounds.
FAQs
When is a good time to buy a coffee machine?
The best time to grab a coffee machine is in some sort of seasonal sale. They're scattered throughout the year and the next one will likely be Prime Day in October. Really good deals are hard to find, so if you see one you like the look of, don't let it pass you by.
Should I buy a coffee machine on Black Friday?
Black Friday is always a great time to snap up a coffee machine deal, because it's when all retailers have their most competitive sales (and you'll still get it in time for Christmas). In 2024, I saw the Nespresso Nertuo Next halve in price and £200 off the De'Longhi La Specialista Maestro.
Is it worth buying a used coffee machine?
Unless it's been used just a few times, don't bother. There's a chance that the person before you wasn't filtering their water or maintaining the machine well, so there will be all sorts of limescale and wear-and-tear hidden inside the machine. If you want to save money, shop for your coffee machine in the sales.
What is the best cheap and easy coffee machine?
If you're not fussed about having freshly ground brews, a Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine will deliver you coffee that's quick and easy to make. If you want something more than just pod coffee, take a look at the Lavazza Desea. Whilst this is still technically pod coffee, the flavours it produces are incredible.
What kind of coffee machine should I buy?
This will all depend on the flavours and types of coffee that you like to drink. I've created a table below to give you a helping hand
Type | Type of coffee | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
Bean to cup/automatic machine | Cafe-style, fresh, aromatic | Best flavours, easy to use, luxury experience | Expenisve, often large |
Espresso machine | Cafe-style, fresh, aromatic | Easy to adjust, fresh flavours, versatile | Expensive, more complex (takes practice) |
Pod machine | Light, simple | Cheap, easy, speedy, low-maintenance | Compromises on flavour |
Drip coffee machine | Delicate, light, fresh | Batch brews, simple method | Flavours aren't for everyone, can't do single cups |
French press | Rich, acidic | Compact, cheap, and fresh | Less versatile (can't make espresso, latte etc) |
I'll be keeping you up to date on all the best coffee machine deals over the winter. I'll only recommend deals on coffee machines that I've actually tested and liked, so stay tuned for my cherry-picked selection.
