Capacity and size
A single-service machien is great for personal use. However, if you prefer a larger carage for all drinking caffeine, or have a large household of coffee drinkers, a larger machine would be a better fit. While you’re at it, you will also want to consider if the coffee machine fits your kitchen counter.
Customisation and features
Some machines allow for fine-tuned control over strength, temperature settings, or even include a built-in grinder. These features often impact the pricing, so you will want to keep an eye out and prioritise features that you absolutely need.
Ease of use and cleaning
Programmable timers, and auto-cleaning functions are great quality of life additions for long-term use and can be worth paying a premium for. At the same time, you will also want to opt for a coffee machine that is easy to use and clean.
Running costs
A cheap coffee machine can quickly turn expensive if maintenance costs aren’t factored in. You will want to keep an eye out for machines with easy availability of spares, repairability.
