Coffee Machines

Shop built-in and countertop coffee machines from Miele, JURA, AEG, NEFF, Smeg, Fisher & Paykel and Barazza. Compare automatic bean-to-cup machines by installation type, water supply, grinder capacity, milk preparation, cleaning functions and connectivity to find the right machine for your kitchen and coffee routine.

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Built-In Coffee Machines

Built-in coffee machines fit into a kitchen appliance housing for a coordinated installation alongside compact ovens, steam ovens and warming drawers. Most use an internal refillable water tank, while selected models provide a mains water connection for less frequent refilling.

Countertop Coffee Machines

Countertop coffee machines sit directly on the worktop and do not require a fitted appliance housing. Appliance Superstore currently lists automatic bean-to-cup models from JURA and Miele, with choices ranging from compact machines to larger models designed for a wider selection of milk-based drinks and personalised settings.

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Use the product filters to narrow the range by brand, installation type, colour, width, cleaning functions and smart connectivity. Check the individual product specification before ordering, particularly where cabinet dimensions, mains water connections or clearance around a countertop model are important.

Built-In or Countertop Coffee Machine?

What to Compare When Choosing a Coffee Machine

Water Tank or Mains Water Connection

Most coffee machines in this category use a refillable water container. This keeps installation relatively simple but means the tank needs topping up according to use. Selected built-in machines offer a direct mains water connection. For example, the Miele CVA 7445 and CVA 7845 use DirectWater, while the corresponding CVA 7440 and CVA 7840 models use a refillable water container.

Bean Capacity and Grinder

Automatic bean-to-cup machines grind beans immediately before brewing. Compare bean-container capacity if several people use the machine throughout the day. Also consider whether you want to keep more than one type of bean ready: higher-specification Miele CVA 7840 and CVA 7845 machines use CoffeeSelect with three separate bean containers.

Milk Drinks

If cappuccino, flat white or latte macchiato are regular choices, compare the milk system rather than simply checking whether a machine can make espresso. Look at how the milk is stored, attached and cleaned, and whether milk-system rinsing or cleaning is automated.

Cleaning and Descaling

Cleaning systems vary substantially between models. Some provide guided rinsing and descaling programmes, while more automated machines reduce the amount of routine intervention required. Miele CVA 7840 and CVA 7845 models, for example, combine AutoClean with AutoDescale. JURA machines also use integrated rinsing, cleaning and descaling programmes on compatible models.

Smart Connectivity

Connectivity is useful if you want appliance status information, remote functions or app integration, but it should be treated as a genuine product attribute rather than a generic category benefit. Selected Miele CVA and CM machines support Miele connectivity, while the NEFF CL4TT11G0 supports Home Connect. Check the individual model specification because connectivity differs between ranges.

Coffee Machine Brands

The current range includes built-in coffee machines from AEG, Barazza, Fisher & Paykel, Miele, NEFF and Smeg, alongside countertop machines from JURA and Miele. Choose the installation type first, then compare drink selection, water and bean capacity, milk preparation, cleaning requirements and controls within the brands that meet those requirements.

Coffee Machine FAQs

What is the difference between a built-in and countertop coffee machine?

A built-in coffee machine is installed into a kitchen appliance housing, normally alongside other compact built-in appliances. A countertop machine sits on the work surface and can be positioned without modifying the kitchen cabinetry, provided there is enough space and a suitable electrical socket.

Do built-in coffee machines need plumbing?

Not necessarily. Many built-in coffee machines use a removable water tank. Selected models offer a mains water connection instead. Always check the specification before planning cabinetry or plumbing.

Are the coffee machines bean-to-cup?

Many of the automatic machines in the current range include an integrated grinder and prepare coffee directly from whole beans. Some also accept pre-ground coffee, which can be useful when switching to decaffeinated coffee without emptying the main bean container.

Do automatic coffee machines clean themselves?

The level of automation varies. Some machines provide automatic rinsing or guided cleaning and descaling programmes, while selected premium models automate more of the process. Milk systems can have separate cleaning requirements, so compare the maintenance specification rather than relying on the term “self-cleaning”.

Can I buy a smart coffee machine?

Yes. Selected models in the current range include Wi-Fi or app connectivity. Current examples include compatible Miele coffee machines using Miele connectivity and the NEFF CL4TT11G0 with Home Connect. Connectivity should be checked at model level because it is not standard across every coffee machine.

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Browse built-in coffee machines for integrated kitchen installations or countertop coffee machines for freestanding bean-to-cup models. You can also compare Miele coffee machines, JURA coffee machines, AEG coffee machines and Smeg coffee machines.