All coffee equipment
Explore espresso machines, grinders, brewers, kettles, and other tools for making coffee at home. Whether you’re building a setup or replacing one piece, start with how you like to brew, then compare the equipment that fits your space, routine, and budget.
Jura
Jura ENA 4
$1,199.00
Lucca
Lucca Solo Espresso Machine with Flow Control
$1,495.00
Gaggia
Gaggia Classic Pro E24
$549.00
Lelit
Lelit MaraX3
$1,999.95
Hario
V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper
$27.50
Kalita
Kalita Wave 185 Stainless Steel
$42.00
Chemex
Eight Cup Classic Chemex
$51.50
Chemex
Chemex Glass Mug
$22.00
Stelton
EM77 French Press
$93.00
Kinto
CARAT Coffee Dripper
$62.50
Bialetti
Venus Moka Pot
$69.99
Acaia
Pearl Coffee Scale
$150.00
AeroPress
AeroPress Premium Coffee Maker
$199.95
Alessi
Alessi Ossidiana Espresso Coffee Maker
$150.00
Fellow
Clyde Electric Kettle
$99.95
Simply Good Coffee
Simply Good Plastic Free Grinder
$299.99
Simply Good Coffee
SimplyGood Plastic-Free Brewer
$399.99
Moccamaster
Moccamaster KM5 Flatt-Burr Grinder
$349.00
Moccamaster
Moccamaster KBGV Coffee Maker
$369.00
Kinto
Kinto Pour Over Kettle
$165.00
Aarke
Aarke Coffee Press
$150.00
Choosing coffee equipment
How to narrow down your choice
Start with your brewing method. An espresso setup has different needs from a pour-over or French press setup. Choose the way you’ll make coffee most often before comparing machines and accessories.
Pay attention to the grinder
If you buy whole beans, your grinder affects how consistently you can prepare them. Espresso calls for fine, precise adjustments; other brewing methods may give you more flexibility. Check a grinder’s adjustment range before pairing it with a machine or brewer.
Think through your daily routine
Consider how much counter space you have, how many cups you make, and how much hands-on work you enjoy. A manual brewer offers more control over each cup, while a machine may make a busy morning simpler.
