Last orders! Breville’s Birthday Sale ends in 24 hours – save an extra 10% on already-discounted espresso machines with our exclusive code
If your home is pining for a talented espresso machine, then you simply have to consider Breville. And now you have just 24 hours to up to AU$550 on a range of models.
The Breville Birthday Sale is coming to an end in just 24 hours, offering coffee enthusiasts the chance to save an extra 10% on already discounted espresso machines with our exclusive code. This special promotion is in celebration of Breville's birthday month, which began with a celebration of International Coffee Day at the start of the month. The sale features a range of top-performing espresso machines, with savings of up to AU$550 available on select models.
One standout model is the Barista Express Impress (BES876), originally priced at $869, now discounted to $719.10. This model features a tamping lever that ensures consistent pressure for optimal coffee extraction, and smart dosing that automatically adjusts the grind size for the perfect espresso. The Barista Touch (BTO800) is another excellent option, with a large color touchscreen and integrated grinder, automating the coffee-making process.
The Oracle Jet (BTO965) is a more expensive investment, but its large color touchscreen, automatic milk frothing, and quick heat-up times make it a worthwhile choice for serious coffee lovers.
For those seeking a more straightforward coffee maker, the Bambino Plus (BBO450) is a smart and efficient choice. It features hands-free milk texturing and ThermoJet technology, which ensures the machine is ready to use in seconds. The Barista Express (BTO800), while more traditional, is still a popular choice for those looking to replicate cafe-quality coffee at home.
It includes built-in grinding, dosage control, and a hand tamp, along with customization options for water volume and temperature. Lastly, the Oracle (BTO965) is Breville's older model, but it remains a capable espresso machine with automatic grinding, dosing, tamping, and milk texturing, along with a dual boiler for simultaneous espresso extraction and milk foam creation.
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