Meet the latest luxury dual boiler espresso machine from Lelit. Clean design both inside & out, this thing is quite the head turner. Sitting atop the legendary E61 group head is a wooden paddle that allows you to manually adjust the brew pressure while you’re extracting. With an innovative new design component, you now have an external & detachable water reservoir that you can position on the rear or either side of the machine!

With the Alex Duetto IV Plus, Izzo has outdone itself and brought to market a real powerhouse when it comes to dual boiler espresso machines. This machine is capable of handling multiple drinks right in a row thanks to its quick recovery time, large boilers, and heavy-duty heating elements. The Duetto IV comes standard with a dual PID, shot timer, and a raised E61 group, making it easier to slide larger cups beneath the group head. Making lattes and cappuccinos with the Duetto IV is an absolute delight.

The Silvano Evo from Quick Mill is the perfect entry-level machine that comes with some pretty advanced features. Its stainless steel exterior combines the beauty and value of a traditional espresso machine with the latest technology for producing quality coffee no matter what your beverage preference is. The Silvano uses a thermo block for steam, so you can now steam milk while you're pulling a shot of espresso, just like on higher end professional machines.

With all the fanfare that the Vivaldi II received, we thought it would be well worth a redesign from La Spaziale so we can offer a non-plumbed version, and… voilá! Some key features of this machine are its dual boilers, extremely quiet vibratory pump, and a very minimal overall height of just 15” thanks to the removal of the flimsy cup guard rail on the previous version. Right out of the box this espresso machine is a wonderful fit for the novice or budding professional, with no shortage of expansion options in the form of a pre-infusion chamber and even custom wooden side panels for a sexy accent. Truly cannot go wrong with classic from La Spaziale.

The Eureka Mignon Silenzio is a quiet, compact, Italian-built grinder that packs a big punch with 50mm stainless steel flat burrs. Its distraction-free interface and noise insulation make it perfect for those who prefer a relaxed, home espresso experience. The straightforward timed grinding dial allows you to use timed dosing, or you can use the manual mode for an even simpler experience. This is what makes the Silenzio so great, an amazing rich set of features but also incredibly easy and built like a tank.

Something you’ll notice right away with the R58 Cinquantotto is its striking design with angled feet, and an easy-to-read PID controller and shot timer located just to the left of the commercial E61 group. We love this machine for its amazing recovery time. The internal boilers are both larger and more powerful than other similar machines in the price point, so if hosting parties and entertaining multiple guests is a priority, we strongly suggest you consider the R58 Cinquantotto from Rocket Espresso.