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Breville Barista Pro Espresso Machine (various)

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Amazon has Breville Barista Pro Espresso Machine (various) on sale for $649.95. Shipping is free.

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Available:Features:
  • With a single touch, the integrated precision conical burr grinder with dose control delivers the right amount of coffee on demand, maximizing flavor.
  • The grinder offers 30 grind settings, allowing for fine-tuning to suit your preferred espresso style.
  • Low-pressure pre-infusion gradually increases pressure at the start of extraction, ensuring all flavors are drawn out evenly for a balanced tasting cup.
  • The machine uses a 15-bar Italian pump, but extraction occurs at 9 bars, which is optimal for espresso.
  • The innovative ThermoJet heating system achieves the optimum extraction temperature in just 3 seconds, allowing for an almost instantaneous transition from espresso to steam.
  • This system uses up to 32% less energy annually compared to traditional thermoblock systems.
  • Digital temperature control (PID) delivers water at the right temperature, accurately within +/- 2°C, ensuring optimal espresso extraction.
  • The powerful steam wand performs at the level allows you to hand texture microfoam milk that enhances flavor and enables creation of latte art at home
  • The LCD display provides clear, descriptive information, including grinding and extraction progress animations, making it easy to customize your coffee every time.
  • Included Accessories:
    • Single and Dual Wall (1 and 2 cup) Filter Baskets
    • The Razor Precision Dose Trimming Tool
    • 480 ml Stainless Steel Milk Jug
    • Cleaning Kit and Water Filter

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  • Our research indicates that this offer is $200 lower (24% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $849.95.
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Amazon has Breville Barista Pro Espresso Machine (various) on sale for $649.95. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Available:Features:
  • With a single touch, the integrated precision conical burr grinder with dose control delivers the right amount of coffee on demand, maximizing flavor.
  • The grinder offers 30 grind settings, allowing for fine-tuning to suit your preferred espresso style.
  • Low-pressure pre-infusion gradually increases pressure at the start of extraction, ensuring all flavors are drawn out evenly for a balanced tasting cup.
  • The machine uses a 15-bar Italian pump, but extraction occurs at 9 bars, which is optimal for espresso.
  • The innovative ThermoJet heating system achieves the optimum extraction temperature in just 3 seconds, allowing for an almost instantaneous transition from espresso to steam.
  • This system uses up to 32% less energy annually compared to traditional thermoblock systems.
  • Digital temperature control (PID) delivers water at the right temperature, accurately within +/- 2°C, ensuring optimal espresso extraction.
  • The powerful steam wand performs at the level allows you to hand texture microfoam milk that enhances flavor and enables creation of latte art at home
  • The LCD display provides clear, descriptive information, including grinding and extraction progress animations, making it easy to customize your coffee every time.
  • Included Accessories:
    • Single and Dual Wall (1 and 2 cup) Filter Baskets
    • The Razor Precision Dose Trimming Tool
    • 480 ml Stainless Steel Milk Jug
    • Cleaning Kit and Water Filter

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this offer is $200 lower (24% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $849.95.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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bshephard715
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Here's some advice from someone who has the Barista Pro. First, if you're looking for the best deal, check local TJ-Max and Homegoods. They tend to have this model for around $500-550. Here's the other thing to consider, the grinder on the machine is very avg at best. If you decide to dive deeper into espresso, you're going to want a separate grinder. I knew I was going to rabbit hole it all a little bit, but here's what I ended up with.
I have the Barista Pro still. I converted the hopper into a single dose so I wasn't wasting beans because they go stale quicker. After a year I decided was tired of the bean loss due to retention from grinder and upgraded to a standalone grinder.
That said, if you're looking for best cost and quality with Breville, I'd go with a Bambino Plus and separate grinder. If you're looking at ease of cleaning the Pro is nice. I don't see the benefit of the touch personally. The real upgrade is going to a dual boiler so you can steam and pull shots at the same time, but that's considerably more.
My setup was $450 for themachine and $250 for my grinder, Turin df-54
Murcie
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I'm upgrading from an express to the Pro because of the ThermoJet technology in higher end models, heating up the machine is much faster, and it provides more consistent steam for better milk frothing.

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Mar 04, 2026 11:44 AM
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bshephard715Mar 04, 2026 11:44 AM
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Quote from Thresh :
I think it's a solid "all in one" solution if you dont plan to get a separate grinder right off the bat. Got mine for $550 years ago on sale at bedbathbeyond.comEssential / highly recommended intial accessories: 1) scale that can weigh tenths/hundreths. (20-$40) ensures dosing out correct amount of coffee beans to grind / final weight in basket / can also help determine if flow rate is appropriate. (rule of thumb being 2:1 ratio, weight of pulled liquid coffee : weight of grounds at a roughly 30s period)2) knockbox ($30-$45) - removing used pucks gets really old, really quick without3) wdt tool ($10-$20) - used after the grind to break up clumps, helps with channeling4) 53.3-54mm puck screen ($13-$15) - placed on top of tamped puck, aids in channeling, keeps group head cleaner5) aluminum interlocking/magnetic portafilter dosing funnel ($6-$10 for locking, $15+ for magnetic) - sits on the portafiler during grind allowing grounds to fall in and give you a little room to use wdt tool / ensures grounds dont spill out everywhere, i prefer non-magneticGet once you've started and want more:5) Bottomless Portafiler ($40 - $100s) - you interact with this the most, having a nice one that shows you if you have channeling problems (bottomless) can be nice to diagnose things. getting real wood accents is nice6) Different baskets. I use an IMS 20-24gram basket cuz i like mine fairly robust. but normal/default baskets are like 18gram.7) better tamper ($30/$50 all the way up to $100s) - easier on wrist, better ergonomics, better tampers give more even tamping for less channeling.8) silicone bellows for grinder shoot ($9-$15) - lets you pump out the last little bit in the grinder shoot, not great but works ok9) ground coffee distributor ($17-$40) - used after wdt but before tamp to level the grounds prior to tamp. likely not necessary, i just like ensuring an even tamp10) water mister($10-$15) -misting your beans before grinding reduces static electricity, increases yield of ground coffee from the shoot. and in my opinion causes more extraction to occur11) airtight coffee canister ($30-$50) - if your beans dont come in a bag that is air-tight resealable, your coffee can go stale rather fast. 12) separate tamp station ($40-$150) - mainly an accent / convenience. but having a place to tamp is convenient and can reduce stray fine grounds that tend to get everywhere.13) Separate kettle with temperature control and gooseneck spout - ($50-$150) almost certainly a luxury accessory. picking the perfect temp for my hot water for americanos ensures a consistent / ready to drink temperature beverage every morning. and pouring from gooseneck is much more controlled.that's about all for now. you'll have to look into "best water to use" since water is your next most important ingredient behind fresh roast beans, i use the costco purified with minerals (DONT use distilled) which is ~ok~ from what i read, but could be better. Also you'll want to look into descaling powder packets and flush tablets, since the machine reminds you quite often to clean it (2-3 weeks for flush, 3-6 months for descale)
To each their own with the knock box, but I've never needed it. Get a reusable puck screen and when the shots are pulled right, they come right out. I have an 18g and 20g basket and using the appropriate size for the bean dose helps too. I literally pull my shot, make my drink, and then take the portafilter out. Light tap onto the rag I use to clean the steam wand and it's out. I will say using the pressurized baskets for my wife's decaf beans that aren't as fresh does require a few taps, but nothing crazy.
Mar 04, 2026 01:16 PM
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evilmomoMar 04, 2026 01:16 PM
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I have given up on machines that have built in grinders. Have tried two machines in the past 3 months - grinder issues almost immediately with both.

Any suggestions on a mid-range, reliable machine that simply makes espresso and froths?
Mar 04, 2026 01:53 PM
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audiophanMar 04, 2026 01:53 PM
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Quote from KLondike5-1212 :
Some people should not use quotes unless they are actually quoting.
Some people should not pontificate on topics to which they lack knowledge. Quotation marks are punctuation marks used to set off specific words from the rest of a sentence and provide multiple uses outside of quoting exact words.

About as knowledgable in that regard as you seem to be about espresso machines.
Mar 04, 2026 02:49 PM
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Gdog2004Mar 04, 2026 02:49 PM
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I wonder how this compares to the Ninja Luxe Pro...
Mar 04, 2026 05:14 PM
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eeagleMar 04, 2026 05:14 PM
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Quote from idrive :
Just a word of caution with Breville as a company. I had a Breville Barista machine for ~6 years and it was fantastic during that time but when it broke I could not get it repaired anywhere. I'm in a major US city and have a few espresso machine repair shops but all of them said Breville did not provide the necessary parts for repairs. We ended up having to toss the machine and went with a different brand.
My experience w/Breville has been the opposite. Amazon carries many of the parts, and multitudes of YouTube videos show how to repair, replace a pump etc w/links to the parts. If you are not inclined to repair yourself Breville has a program where they will send you a shipping box w/return label and repair a machine and send it b back for a flat rate cost.
Mar 04, 2026 06:24 PM
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LihuiZMar 04, 2026 06:24 PM
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Quote from idrive :
Just a word of caution with Breville as a company. I had a Breville Barista machine for ~6 years and it was fantastic during that time but when it broke I could not get it repaired anywhere. I'm in a major US city and have a few espresso machine repair shops but all of them said Breville did not provide the necessary parts for repairs. We ended up having to toss the machine and went with a different brand.
Same here. I had a express for about 6 years, and started to have water leak from one of the hot water pipe elbows. I searched all the internet to only found either used part or brand new but located in Australia. Then I realized they have replaced the those parts from a different vendor. I have no choice but to get a new one. But the new one's (same model) pressure gauge doesn't seem to be any useful, no matter how the espresso is made, the gauge always shows the pressure is withthin the "good" pressure range, but in fact, some time the shot is either over extracted or under extracted. I will be moving away from this machine once it's done, very disappointed.
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ThreshMar 04, 2026 10:12 PM
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Quote from bshephard715 :
To each their own with the knock box, but I've never needed it. Get a reusable puck screen and when the shots are pulled right, they come right out. I have an 18g and 20g basket and using the appropriate size for the bean dose helps too. I literally pull my shot, make my drink, and then take the portafilter out. Light tap onto the rag I use to clean the steam wand and it's out. I will say using the pressurized baskets for my wife's decaf beans that aren't as fresh does require a few taps, but nothing crazy.
i could see that. i use 1 paper towel wedge each morning to knock and retrieve my reusable puck shower screen, then knockbox to remove grounds. then use paper towel to wipe down / clean everything after a 4sec post pull purge to ensure the groupheads stays clean. i could probably get away with just knocking the puck into the paper towel, but sometimes with certain beans i get a really messy, watery puck that just really doesnt want to release, so box comes in handy. just personal opinion on it.
Mar 04, 2026 10:52 PM
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collegeBoredMar 04, 2026 10:52 PM
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Quote from KLondike5-1212 :
Some people should not use quotes unless they are actually quoting.

These absurdly expensive toys, which are usually or poor quality, exist so people can try to impress others while making themselves feel they're of a slighly higher class than the the proles. It's a sign of the K-shaped economy where people buy expensive junk on credit to make themselves feel better not being able to afford the hyper-inflated stuff that actually has some quality or value.

Solution: Get a 5lb bag of price-inflated coffee at Costco. Grind it on-prem, bring it home a put it in your $30 coffee maker. Works great! Don't feed the greed machine by buying these ridiculously expensive trophies. This defines the shittfication economy.
A+ follow-up.

good ragebait is where you cant tell whether the person is baiting or is actually an idiot. Applause
Mar 04, 2026 11:15 PM
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WhitecraneMar 04, 2026 11:15 PM
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They have this exact machine at my local HomeGoods for $499.99.

I'm staring at it on a shelf over the register as I type this. Patchogue, NY.
Mar 04, 2026 11:28 PM
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bshephard715Mar 04, 2026 11:28 PM
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Quote from Thresh :
i could see that. i use 1 paper towel wedge each morning to knock and retrieve my reusable puck shower screen, then knockbox to remove grounds. then use paper towel to wipe down / clean everything after a 4sec post pull purge to ensure the groupheads stays clean. i could probably get away with just knocking the puck into the paper towel, but sometimes with certain beans i get a really messy, watery puck that just really doesnt want to release, so box comes in handy. just personal opinion on it.
For sure. Sometimes it boils down to work flow. I have to go back and forth from the sink, fridge and all to the machine, so it's nothing to take one more trip to the garbage can and tap it right into it. lol
Mar 05, 2026 02:40 AM
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KLondike5-1212Mar 05, 2026 02:40 AM
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Quote from Clincher :
It's a way to splurge on something people enjoy. I'm sure you have a similar indulgence.
I have this coffee machine. I have no debt.
Indulgences and outright dropping obscene money an icon of shittification are two very different things. This is all about trying to impress everyone who is drinking their K cups, even if it's costing you 32% APR on top of the $650 you don't have.
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Mar 05, 2026 08:56 AM
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topraveenpaulMar 05, 2026 08:56 AM
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I have this machine for last two years. My only concern is that the shot is not hot enough even with the highest temperature setting. Sent it for the repair and still didn't make any difference.
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UniqueVest981Mar 05, 2026 11:52 AM
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So want one of these but it's entirely outta my price range.

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Mar 05, 2026 02:04 PM
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Didi2005Mar 05, 2026 02:04 PM
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Quote from bshephard715 :
Here's some advice from someone who has the Barista Pro. First, if you're looking for the best deal, check local TJ-Max and Homegoods. They tend to have this model for around $500-550. Here's the other thing to consider, the grinder on the machine is very avg at best. If you decide to dive deeper into espresso, you're going to want a separate grinder. I knew I was going to rabbit hole it all a little bit, but here's what I ended up with.
I have the Barista Pro still. I converted the hopper into a single dose so I wasn't wasting beans because they go stale quicker. After a year I decided was tired of the bean loss due to retention from grinder and upgraded to a standalone grinder.
That said, if you're looking for best cost and quality with Breville, I'd go with a Bambino Plus and separate grinder. If you're looking at ease of cleaning the Pro is nice. I don't see the benefit of the touch personally. The real upgrade is going to a dual boiler so you can steam and pull shots at the same time, but that's considerably more.
My setup was $450 for themachine and $250 for my grinder, Turin df-54
How old is your Barista Pro? Did it have the upgraded Baratza Burr that they added sometime in 2024? Mine has it and I find that the grinder is very good aside for the retention issue you mentioned but I don't really change up my beans that often, I found what I like and I stick with it so it hasn't really been an issue for me.

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