'Better than Starbucks’ coffee machine is cheaper than ever in Black Friday sale

17 November 2023 , 20:00

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The dual nozzle means you can make two cups of coffee at once

Black Friday sales are now in full swing, even though the shopping event isn’t officially until next week. But in an early Amazon deal, shoppers can bag my for its lowest ever price.

The launched earlier this year and was originally £449.99, but has been reduced by over £100. Now £349.09, it’s even cheaper than it was for Amazon Prime Day in October, where it was £349.99.

The new dea on the top-of-the-range gadget, but equally, it could save you hundreds of pounds on takeaway coffee every year.

Now I know what you’re thinking, £350 is still a lot of money to spend on a coffee machine, however, for coffee enthusiasts, it’s a worthy investment and this is likely to be the

I and I haven’t been to a coffee shop drive thru since. I think it's better than Starbucks, and I don’t think I’ll get hot drinks from a chain store ever again. What’s more is that the machine will pay for itself in less than 10 months if you were to ditch takeaway cuppas altogether (depending on how often you buy takeaway coffees).

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Assuming an average cost of £3.40 per coffee at a coffee shop, the would pay for itself after approximately 117 coffees. I worked this out based on the plus £50 for a year’s worth of beans or other ingredients, divided by the cost per coffee.

The Beko CaffeExperto Bean To Cup Coffee Machine has some great features like a cup warmer and steam wand

The offers a sleek design and will look great in any kitchen. Setting up is a breeze and it has a range of thoughtful features, from the removable two-litre water tank, dual nozzle for making multiple coffees, cup warmer, and attached steam wand, which eliminates the need for

The touchscreen offers easy navigation through settings, with five coffee pre-sets that work with both bean and ground coffee, using '19 BAR pressure’ to no doubt impress coffee connoisseurs. Many only have 15 BAR pressure, like - though it has been cut from £349.99 to £299.99, saving £150.

The steam wand is not only great for frothing milk for your coffee, but for hot chocolate too, and can be used to dispense water for a cup of tea - though I don’t think I’ll be ditching my kettle any time soon as it can be a little bit slow.

For coffee fans, this offers an in-home barista experience and despite the initial cost, it will pay you back in great coffee and saving cash in the long run.

You can shop the on Amazon with £100 off .

Bethan Shufflebotham