Don't wait for Black Friday — I’ve found 6 coffee machines with steep discounts worth shouting about
Thought a major Amazon sale was the perfect time to pick up a new coffee machine? Apparently not, as these savings on 6 popular models proves.
As a seasoned deals enthusiast, I initially believed that noteworthy discounts on coffee machines wouldn't resurface until Black Friday following Amazon Prime Big Deal Days event. However, my recent inspection of Amazon's listings suggests otherwise. I am pleased to report that I have discovered some exceptional deals on my beloved espresso machines that either match or surpass their Prime Day pricing.
The Nespresso Vertuo Creatista is now available for AU$697, a mere couple of dollars less than its Prime Day price. Similarly, the Sunbeam Origins Sense has dropped to AU$475.15, a significant AU$80 decrease from the Amazon sale price. It is also noteworthy that the Philips LatteGo 4400 has retained its discounted AU$799 price tag, despite being eligible for an additional AU$175 coupon saving during Prime Day 2.0 – a saving worth shouting about nonetheless.
In addition to these top picks, there are several other coffee machines with substantial discounts currently available. For a full selection, please visit Amazon directly. Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that Breville is currently offering a birthday sale on its website, granting TechRadar readers an extra 10% off already discounted models using an exclusive coupon code.
The Nespresso Vertuo Creatista is highly regarded as the best Nespresso machine due to its Vertuo pods, which come in various cup and mug sizes, and an integrated milk frother. Its performance is exceptional, and it brews your morning cup of coffee swiftly. The Origins Sense Espresso Machine, priced at AU$475.15, is an attractive bean-to-cup espresso machine featuring a thermometer integrated into the steam wand and four temperature settings for different dairy milk alternatives.
It also includes a built-in conical burr grinder for precise grinding and easy, one-button cleaning.
The Origins Dual Espresso Machine, originally listed at AU$999, is now discounted to AU$575.45. While I have not personally used this specific model, it is expected to be comparable to the aforementioned Sense model, boasting a dual-boiler system that allows simultaneous preparation of espresso and milk steaming.
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