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An espresso machine turns freshly ground beans into a rich, crema-topped shot right on your kitchen counter. The Cybermarket range holds more than 260 espresso machines, from simple bean-to-cup automatics to lever-driven semi-automatics that put every step in your hands. Whether it's your first machine or an upgrade, you'll find a fit for your taste and budget.
Fully automatic models do the work for you: they grind, dose, brew and froth milk at the touch of a button, which helps when you want a cappuccino or latte without the fuss. Semi-automatic (lever) machines trade convenience for control, letting you dial in the grind, tamp and extraction. They suit anyone who treats coffee as a ritual. Compact machines fit smaller kitchens, while grinder-and-machine sets appeal to more serious home baristas.
The line-up covers everyday ease and barista-level demands alike. De'Longhi, Philips, Melitta, Krups and Siemens are known for reliability and simple operation. ROCKET, Quick Mill, Gastroback and Fiorenzato are built for people who want café-quality results at home, while Bialetti brings the familiar Italian moka style at a friendlier price.
A broad selection across price points, with fair pricing. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, every machine comes with a warranty, and larger purchases can be split into instalments.
Before you choose, weigh up two things: how many cups you make a day and how hands-on you want to be. If speed matters most, go automatic. If you'd rather play with flavour, a semi-automatic is worth a closer look.