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The Breville Barista Express Impress drops to its lowest price since Prime Day — save $150 on one of the best espresso machines we've ever used

The Breville Barista Express Impress is one of the best coffee makers we've reviewed at TechRadar, and this 4.5-star espresso machine is now $150 off for Labor Day — making it the cheapest it's been since Prime Day.

The Breville Barista Express Impress drops to its lowest price since Prime Day — save $150 on one of the best espresso machines we've ever used

Amazon's Labor Day sale has brought the Breville Barista Express Impress down to its lowest price of the year, a $150 saving from its original $799.95 price tag. This espresso machine, which we have previously reviewed and rated highly, is now available for $649.95.

The Barista Express Impress is considered one of the best espresso machines reviewed by TechRadar. It does require a bit of a learning curve, but it allows for customization of coffee to suit personal preferences. Despite being $50 more expensive than its lowest price during Prime Day, it remains a best-seller on Amazon, indicating it's a solid investment.

The machine's versatility is highlighted by its ability to craft a variety of hot drinks, its adjustable settings, an integrated grinder, and a powerful steam wand for milk texturing. While there may be more affordable options available, the Barista Express Impress offers a more advanced coffee-making experience. As such, it's an attractive option for those looking to upgrade their home brewing capabilities.

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