Amazon’s October Prime Event is here and we’ve been digging out all the best coffee deals on offer for you.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days will run from Midnight (Pacific time) Tuesday 7th October until the end of Wednesday 8th October 2025. It’s a chance to get a head start on your holiday shopping or get yourself a little treat before the chaos of the Holiday season – you deserve it!
We’ve hunted down all the greatest coffee deals from the event so keep checking back here to find the perfect coffee machine (or accessory) at an amazing discount. We only include items that are ACTUALLY deals based on the usual RRP, and not where prices have been artificially inflated.
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Prime Big Deal Day discounts are available exclusively to Amazon Prime members. If you’re not already signed up and you’re a student or 18-24 years old, you can get a whopping 6 MONTH FREE TRIAL! For everyone else, you can get 30-days free.
This means you can bag some bargains and cancel risk-free if it’s not for you.
DeLonghi Magnifica Evo
If you’re currently tied into a specific capsule/pod brand for a single-serve machine, the Magnifica Evo will set you free.
It’s a great alternative that gives you total flexibility to use any beans that you want.
The modern display is incredibly easy to use and, if you’re a milky coffee drinker, we’re confident that you’ll be really happy with the milk system too.
You can also maked iced coffees at a touch, with clear instructions on what settings will give you the best results. Rather than using the recommended ice cubes, we prefer to use whiskey stones (these ones are also discounted) and a touch of water, to avoid the iced coffees being too watery.
In the sales, it’s hard to say no to such a great mid-range espresso machine.
It’s also discounted direct from DeLonghi – buy direct, here
Breville the Barista Touch
The Barista Touch has all the best bits of of a super-automatic machine (i.e. being super easy to use) with all the customization of a semi-automatic. So you need to trim and tamp your coffee grounds, but then it does everything else for you.
(If the hard labor of tamping your grounds is too much, check out the Barista Touch Impress which has an even bigger discount just now.)
You can create 8 unique drinks alongside the 5 pre-programmed options. Even my tech-phobic Grandad managed to use the screen to select his drink then let the machine bring him the goods.
There is also the option to do everything manually if you prefer.
Overall, we’re big fans of this machine – it’s an excellent hybrid option for anyone who wants it all.
Need more info? Check out our full Barista Touch review
Prefer to shop direct? – Buy from Breville with the same discount
DeLonghi Rivelia
The DeLonghi Rivelia is one of the newest machines in DeLonghi’s range so we were pretty surprised to see it in the Big Deal Days sale.
Sure, the percentage discount isn’t the biggest but $200 off is not to be sniffed at for such an incredible espresso machine.
It forms the perfect middle ground between budget and premium. You can expect excellent coffees and milk with ease, including a cool feature called “Bean Adapt” that helps you dial in for each new type of beans you put in the machine. Made even easier by having swappable bean hoppers.
It’s annoying that Cold LatteCrema system (for iced coffees) is an add-on but it’s a small negative on an otherwise excellent machine.
Need more info? Check out our full DeLonghi Rivelia review
It’s also discounted direct from DeLonghi – buy direct, here
Philips 4400 with LatteGo
If there’s one thing we can always expect in an Amazon sale, it’s big dicounts on the Philips range of espresso machines. This time on the 4400 with LatteGo milk frothing system.
It’s a mid-range super-automatic espresso machine designed with simplicity in mind. Sure, there are more modern-looking options out there but I like having all the buttons visible and easily accessible.
The built-in grinder has ceramic flat burrs which are usually only found on premium machines.
It has 12 pre-programmed hot and iced coffees, both black and with milk. Though the milk foam is a little dense for my taste.
But being so simple to use and clean makes the 4400 a very attractive option.
KitchenAid KF7
The Big Deal Days discount on the KF7 might not be the biggest, but even at full price we think this machine offers incredible value for money. So at any discount, it’s a steal.
Every single cup of coffee knocks it out of the park… once you get over the initial learning curve. Straight out the box, the settings aren’t great. It took us about 10 bad to average cups before we really got the settings down.
So maybe don’t use your best beans straight away.
Once you nail it though, I genuinely don’t think there’s a better super-automatic machine currently available at this price point.
Though if you’re willing to give up the touchscreen and a few coffee options, the KF6 offers incredible value for money (and is also in the sale, here.)
Need more info? Check out our KitchenAid KF7 review
Ninja Luxe Cafe Premier Series 3-in-1
We’re relatively new to the Ninja espresso machine game and are really impressed by how many features they’re able to pack in for a relatively low price.
If you’re expecting the best of the best coffee, then this isn’t the one.
But if you want an all-rounder, Ninja are seriously throwing their hat into the ring. At a touch, you can make simple espresso (either a double or quad shot!), drip coffee (hot or over ice), and cold brew. All in a range of sizes from 6oz up to 18oz.
Breville the Barista Express Impress
It’s no secret that we think Breville espresso machines are great. They form a great halfway house between having to do everything yourself and not being able to control anything.
One of the best options for beginner’s to at-home espresso making it the Barista Express Impress.
The machine takes care of dosing and tamping your coffee grounds, leaving everything else to you. So you have control over your grind settings, extraction pressure, and extraction time.
The built-in grinder has 25 settings and the milk wand makes it really easy to create high-quality microfoam.
Honestly, we’re big fans of this machine for anyone looking to hone their espresso making skills.
Prefer to shop direct? – Buy from Breville
Breville Bambino Plus
If you all the fancy tech and features of some of these other discounted espresso machines put you off, the Bambino Plus might be more up your street.
It keeps things simple and gives you control over your espresso.
The milk wand has two settings – manual or automatic. So you can practice your latte art, or let the Bambino Plus take over.
Don’t let it’s small size fool you – this is an impressive espresso machine.
Nespresso Vertuo Next
Built by De’Longhi, the Vertuo Next is a compact and affordable coffee maker for anyone who’s tight on space and wants an easy coffee solution.
The Vertuo capsules are more expensive than regular Nespresso ones, but the coffee quality is also a lot higher. So it depends what matters more to you.
If black coffee or espresso are your go-to drinks and you want no more fuss (or mess) than popping in a capsule, then this could be the one for you.
If you like a milky coffee, you can get it bundled with the Aeroccino milk frother with an equally great discount.
Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ (Limited Edition)
This is another compact Nespresso machine built by DeLonghi. The Pop+ is newer and even smaller than the Vertuo Next.
Smaller means less space for used pods, a smaller carafe, and less space under the nozzle. It also does one fewer coffee size compared to the Vertuo Next.
But it functions essentially the same and is a little bit cheaper.
Currently there are discounts across a range of colors but we’re totally obsessed with the limited edition Pistachio version (sadly we had the boring white one so our picture isn’t the cute one).
It’ll just make black coffee drinks though – if you want milk coffees, you’ll need to get a separate milk frother.
DeLonghi All-In-One
Can’t choose between espresso and drip coffee? Why not get both?!
The DeLonghi All-In-One is a solid combo option aimed more at casual coffee drinkers. If you’re seriously into your espresso, this isn’t the machine for you. But if you mostly sip on a pot of coffee throughout the day and like to have a latte or cappuccino on occasion, it’s a good option.
For making espresso drinks, we’d recommend getting a separate tamper as the plastic one is pretty flimsy. Plus a milk jug if you want to use the (pretty decent) milk wand.
Want to take a deeper dive? Check out our full review
Braun BrewSense 12-Cup Coffee Maker
One of our favorite 4-cup drip coffee makers is in the sale!
You can brew 1-4 cups or a full 12-cup carafe. We’re big fans of the gold-tone reusable filter and the charcoal water filters for better taste.
The only downside we had with the Braun was the price. So with it discounted for Prime Big Deal Days, we think it’s one of the best drip coffee makers around.
All the features you want, great coffee, and now a great price. We love it.
Ninja DualBrew Pro
Variety is the spice of life. And with the Ninja DualBrew Pro you can add that spice to your coffee.
It lets you use pre-ground coffee or K-cups, has 9 different drink size options from small cups all the way up to travel mugs, 4 brewing styles – Classic, Rich, Over Ice, or Specialty. Plus there’s a foldaway milk frother.
In short, you can make coffee exactly how you like it… Even better, exactly how everyone in the family likes it.
AeroPress
The AeroPress has something of a cult following. And we are fully fledged members too.
The fanfare isn’t unwarranted though: the AeroPress brews incredible quality coffee.
Once you get the hang of it.
Be patient with yourself as you take time to nail your technique. There are thousands of ways you can use the AeroPress (we favor the inverted method) which you’ll either love or hate about it.
Once you know what you like, it’s amazing! Plus it’s so small and lightweight you can throw it back in your cupboard when you’re done.
Or in your suitcase – we’ve recently started traveling with ours anytime we’re out of town and it’s an absolute game-changer.
Keurig K-Mini
At less than 5” wide, the Keurig K-Mini offers easy coffee without taking up your whole countertop. While it won’t brew espresso, it will brew 6-12oz of your favorite K Cup at a touch with almost no mess.
K-Cups have their place as one of the easiest ways to remove instant coffee from your life. If you’ve already got a favorite, or are willing to try out a bunch until you find one, then this is a great deal.
Don’t expect coffee miracles, but a small and great value option for those who want a quick, no-fuss cup of coffee at home.
Keurig K-Duo – Hot & Iced Coffee
Combination coffee makers often mean compromise. But the K-Duo does both single-serve and drip coffee impressively well for the price. For both hot and iced coffees.
We’re much more into drip coffee than K-cups so we spent more time tasting batches from the K-Duo and it performed really well.
K-Cups are great at what they do, they definitely have a time and place. And anyone with a coffee divide in their house will see the huge benefit of a machine like this.
Maybe not the prettiest Keurig machine in the world, but it looks fine and works great.
Bialetti Moka Express
The only thing better than an iconic coffee maker is an iconic coffee maker with a hefty discount.
Buying a Bialetti Moka Express is an investment in your future. My parents got theirs as a wedding present over 30 years ago and it’s still going strong.
If you love the rich bold coffee of a moka pot, this is a deal you won’t want to miss. Though it’s been so popular that there’s only the 1-cup version left.
1Zpresso K Ultra
This is, hands down, our favorite manual coffee grinder for anyone other than espresso lovers.
It’s incredibly consistent for all other styles of brewing but it truly excels for AeroPress, pour over, and drip coffee.
You need a strong grip (my wife has small hands and sometimes struggles) but other than that, it’s super easy to use and adjust.
Want more info? Check out our in-depth 1Zpresso K Ultra review
Javapresse Grinder
JavaPresse makes the most affordable manual grinder currently on the market. And, in the Prime Big Deal Days, it’s even more affordable.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not the best quality grinder out there. But for the price, it’s incredible value for money particularly if you’re new to freshly grinding your coffee beans.
It excels at coarser brewing methods like French press or drip. However, if you’re looking to make espresso, it doesn’t quite hit the mark.
Being small and lightweight, you can easily throw it in your bag too.
Want more info? Check out our in-depth Javapresse review
Timemore C3
The Timemore C3 offers one of the best value manual grinders currently on the market. Especially when it’s discounted.
Despite its low price, it still feels premium and the textured body makes it easy to grip. The handle is also comfortable to hold and smooth to turn.
If you’re an espresso drinker, the consistency won’t be good enough. But for all other brewing methods, the 38mm stainless steel burrs are really good.
My main issue with this grinder is that you have to guess your settings as there are no numbers on the adjustment dial. Which is really awkward if you change beans or brewing method frequently. But if you’re a creature of habit, this won’t bother you.
Want more info? Check out our in-depth Timemore C3 review
Breville Smart Grinder Pro
The Smart Grinder Pro is a great all-rounder.
It has plenty of features to make the time between you and great coffee as little as possible. It is fast, easy to use, and has impressive grind precision.
Sure, it doesn’t have the range of grind settings that some of its competitors offer as standard. Nor is it the quietest grinder out there.
But the consistency for the price is hard to argue with. Especially with a cheeky Big Deals Day discount.
For everything from French press to espresso, we’re pretty impressed with the results. Plus it looks sleek on your counter which helps when it’s going to have to sit out all the time.
Want more info? Check out our in-depth Smart Grinder Pro review
Cuisinart Electric Grinder
If a manual grinder sounds like way too much work but you want to get started with freshly grinding your coffee, the Cuisinart DBM-8 is worth a look.
It’s more suited to brewing multiple cups of coffee (I find it a nightmare for just one person), preferably drip or French press. If you’re an espresso drinker, this isn’t the one for you.
It’s a budget-friendly option, even before the sales. Just be warned that it’s not quiet.
Bodum Bistro Gooseneck Electric Kettle
A gooseneck kettle is a must-have in any pour over coffee lover’s arsenal. And the Bodum Melior is a great budget-friendly electric option.
It doesn’t give you the same control as some of the more expensive options. For starters, there’s no temperature control options.
What we do like is how comfortable it is to hold the cork handle. Though I’m not 100% sold on how it looks.
Cosori Electric Gooseneck Kettle
If you’re looking for something a little more slick, the Cosori Gooseneck Kettle offers a good option though we don’t find it as easy to control when pouring.
That said, we do like the angled handle.
The base only has 4 presets for temperatures, but they also have an app (who doesn’t these days?!) to give you more control. From your phone, you can set the brewing temperature between 140 and 212°F, or on a delay timer to have hot water ready when you need it, which is fun.
I can imagine the baby formula setting being a really handy addition for those with young children and is fairly unique among electric coffee kettles.
Hario Drip Scale
Great coffee is a game of consistency. And yes that includes weighing everything down to the gram.
So a good, fast and accurate scale is a must-have in any at-home coffee setup if you’re serious about quality.
The Hario one is a great option that accurately weighs down to 0.1g.
It’s slim enough to be easy to pack away whilst having a big enough footprint for a full carafe to sit on it too.
Normcore V4 Tamper
When you first get into espresso pulling, you quickly realize just how many variables there are to perfect your shot. And how many gadgets this includes!
One non-negotiable in your espresso setup should be a *good quality* tamper.
(Seriously, don’t bother wasting your time on a flimsy plastic one.)
Quality is exactly what Normcore delivers – and for an affordable price. (Especially when discounted for Big Deal Days!)
We’re always really impressed by how even our extractions are when using it. Being spring-loaded means you get some feedback too which is nice. Just made sure to get the right size for your portafilter.
Planetary Design Airtight Coffee Canister
Coffee beans degrade pretty quickly when they come into contact with oxygen. So the only way to prevent this after you’ve opened a bag is to store them somewhere airtight.
We really like the seal on the Planetary Design containers. And you can choose from a range of colors if our bright yellow one isn’t your style, though the sleek stainless steel one version isn’t in the Big Deal Days sale unforunately.
Jura Glass Milk Container
One of the great things about Jura espresso machines is the flexibility over how to store your milk. You can opt for a super-expensive milk system or simply use any spare mug you’ve got lying around.
For us, the best middle-ground is the branded Jura glass milk container.
It can be detached and simply returned to the fridge when you’re not using it. But it still looks sleek sitting alongside your machine.
The best of both worlds. And even better when it’s in the sales.
When is Prime Big Deal Days?
This year, Amazon Prime Big Deal Days will be on Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th of October 2025.
The event starts at 0.01 PT on Tuesday 7th and will run for 48 hours. This discount frenzy is similar to Black Friday/ Cyber Monday weekend, Amazon Prime Day which usually falls in July, and the Big Spring Sale in March. Each of these events offers big discounts across the entirety of the Amazon store so there are plenty of bargains to be found.
Many of the deals only show up if you are an Amazon Prime member and signed into your account. So make sure you’ve got a Prime membership or free trial, and you’re signed in before you go bargain hunting. If you click through one of our links and don’t see a discount, chances are you’re not signed in to your Amazon account.

What is Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is a two-day sales shopping event and a variation of the famous and very popular “Amazon Prime Day” that happens every July.
In the past, the October sales event ran as the “Prime Early Access Sale” to entice shoppers before the busy holiday sales period. Now, it looks like the event is here to stay but under the new name of “Amazon Prime Big Deal Days”.
Throughout the event, you’ll find a special section on Amazon.com with the Big Deal Days offers. From there, you can search by category. There are usually deals across all departments so you can go all out and fill your trolley with everything from coffee makers to gardening supplies.
In Which Countries Will Prime Big Deal Days Take Place?
Prime Big Deal Days will take place in 19 countries: the US, the UK, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey.
How can you get a “Lightning Deal”?
Lightning deals are time-limited deals that happen during Amazon Prime sales events. They’re usually very big discounts that run for only a few hours or until they’ve sold out. Obviously the goal is to encourage you to keep checking back during the event in case something is heavily discounted.
This is where you’re sure to find the best Amazon Prime Big Deal Days coffee maker discounts but you have to constantly check in order to get them. (Or use this page to save you the hard work!) You can find them on the main Big Deal Days page or by visiting the ‘Today’s Deals’ section. You need to be ready to pull the trigger as soon as you see the deal – if you hesitate too long, it’ll be gone.
Are Prime Big Deal Days Coffee Discounts Worth It?
Each deal is different and many are there to suck you in without actually being that good a deal. This is why we dig through them all to find out which ones are actually big discounts and which are fairly common sales prices dressed up as a big deal.
The idea is they want to draw us in with large discount percentages and prey on our fear of missing the great bargain. Having such a time-limited event pushes people to impulse buy rather than digging around to find out how great the price actually is.
It can be really difficult to work out which are great marketing and which are great deals.
The best way to make sure you get a good deal is to see what other retailers are selling the product for, find the price on the manufacturers own website if you can. Then you’ll know if you’re getting a bargain
If in doubt, remember the words of my wise Mom: “It’s only a bargain if you needed it anyway.”
Shopping the sales to get the perfect gift for the coffee lover in your life? Check out our top coffee gift ideas here:
If you’re looking to score a caffeinated bargain well ahead of the main holiday sales period, the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days coffee deals are superb.
We’ll be keeping our beedy eyes on the discounts and will keep this page continuously updated throughout the event (and during the run up). If you’re not already a Prime member, it’s worth signing up for the 30 day free trial just to snag some savings. (You can always cancel before the 30 days are up, before any membership charges kick in).
So grab yourself a coffee and let the bargain hunting commence!
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