Best Deals for Coffee Lovers in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale

This is an incredible machine for my fellow coffee nerds. It perfectly toes the line between endless customization and ease.

You can alter all the settings to dial in your espresso shots exactly as you want them in an incredibly simple way using the touchscreen.

It does mean you’ve got to be willing to put in the work. But, if you are, you can feel like a barista in your own home and will slowly find yourself becoming obsessed with honing your espresso craft.

All those options make it an expensive machine. So when it’s in the sale, like now, I think it’s 100% worth snapping up before the price goes back up.

If you need more convincing, see our full review.

The Philips 3200 LatteGo is a mid-range super-automatic espresso machine designed with simplicity in mind.

It doesn’t have the bright, sleek touchscreens of some top-end models. But I like having all the buttons visible as it makes it super easy to adjust the strength/ length of your drinks and run cleaning cycles whenever you want to.

The built-in grinder has ceramic flat burrs which are usually only found on premium machines.

It only has 5 pre-programmed drinks and the milk foam is a little dense for my taste.

But being so simple to use and so simple to clean makes it a very attractive option. Especially with such a nice discount.

This Gevi espresso machine offers great value for money and will suit any budding home espresso maker.

It’s simple to use; I like the pressure gauge and the milk frother produces decent microfoam.

It uses pressurized filter baskets to make it easier for newbies to get tasty espresso shots with good crema. If you’ve got more experience, you’ll want to upgrade these for non-pressurized ones instead.

If you’re short on space, the Vertuo Next is a great option.

It uses the Vertuo line of Nespresso capsules which are a little more expensive than the regular ones. But they taste great due to the unique extraction process that uses a barcode system to adapt to your favorite pods/ style of drink.

This bundle includes the machine and the Aeroccino3 milk frother for less than the Vertuo Next usually sells on its own.

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve updated this link since the sale started. The machine has always been discounted but the exact listing changes. So if you click on it and it’s at full price, just search and you’ll find a discounted version.

If you don’t want the Aeroccino, you can also get the Vertuo Next on its own with an equally great discount.

With the Vertuo Plus Deluxe, you lose the ability to brew an Alto or Carafe-sized coffee (12oz and 18oz respectively) compared to the Vertuo Next.

But what you gain is a larger capacity as the water tank and used capsule container is bigger.

Taste-wise, I can’t tell the difference. So it all comes down to which one you think will look best in your kitchen (or has the better price in the Amazon sale!)

The Pixie is one of the babies of the Nespresso range and an absolute classic. It’s compact and crazy easy to use, making it ideal for small spaces.

Unlike the other 2 Nespresso machines in the sale, the Pixie uses the Original line of pods. This opens up an insane number of coffee options.

Variety is the spice of life. And with the Ninja DualBrew you can add that spice to your coffee.

It lets you use either pre-ground coffee or K-cup pods. Choose between 9 different drink sizes from small cups all the way up to travel mugs. Switch between 4 different brewing styles – Classic, Rich, Over Ice, or Specialty. Use the foldaway milk frother.

In short, make coffee exactly how you like it. And how the whole family likes it.

Both the CFP301 and CFP307 are on sale at the same price. We prefer the latter as it has a thermal carafe rather than a glass one.

If you’re anything like me, you’re bored of seeing ugly coffee makers that ruin your kitchen aesthetic. That’s where OXO Brew’s 8-cup coffee maker comes in to change up the game.

This is one that I display with pride. The clean lines and sleek looks are great. Plus, it doesn’t show up fingerprints as badly as plastic machines do.

My favorite feature is that you can program it up to 24 hours in advance. So I never have to wake up without the smell of fresh coffee dragging me out of bed.

You can also choose between brewing a full carafe (5-12 cups) or enough for one mug by switching to their podless single-serve mode.

Just be warned – it’s not quiet.

This is a serious drip coffee maker for those serious about their coffee quality.

It doesn’t come cheap but with the number of features packed in, that price is justified. (And all the sweeter in the Amazon Big Spring Sale.)

You don’t often see conical burr grinders built-in to a drip coffee maker so it’s already head and shoulders above the competition. Throw in the TrueBrew technology and slick screen, and you have an incredible machine.

Oh, and I think the coffee tastes great too.

They do have a cheaper version that doesn’t have the thermal carafe but, for me, it’s worth the extra.

Even at full price, the Bayka French press is a bargain coffee maker. But getting it discounted makes it an absolute steal.

It’s made from borosilicate glass so it can withstand high temperatures (though it won’t withstand being dropped.) And the 4-level filtration system is good at preventing grounds from making their way into your cup of coffee.

You can choose between 21oz or 34 oz (0.6L or 1L) and either the Copper color (my favorite) or Dark Pewter gray.

Bialetti moka pots are a staple in Italian households. They brew a distinctive bold, rich style of coffee incredibly easily.

The classic design had a glow-up when the Musa was designed. It’s made from stainless steel so it can be used on gas, electric, and induction stoves. It’s also incredibly easy to clean and is dishwasher-safe (though I still recommend washing it by hand).

The handle and knob on top of the lid are heat resistant which is a great improvement. I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve burnt my hands on the Moka Express.

They don’t call it the K-Compact for no reason. At just over 8 inches wide, it’s a great option for those who’re short on space.

It has a 36oz reservoir and can brew coffee in your choice of 6, 8, or 10oz. So you can get a fair few cups out of it before you need to refill.

We like to pair Keurig machines with the My K-Cup. This way, we can use any of our favorite coffees (preferably freshly ground) rather than being limited by the (admittedly large) K-Cup range.

For even better-tasting coffee and more customization options than the K-Compact offers, the K-Supreme Plus is The One.

You can save coffee preferences for up to 3 people by adjusting strength, temperature, and size. Plus, the multi-stream extraction process means better flavor balance too.

If there are a few coffee drinkers in your house then the K-Supreme Plus will prevent any arguments over settings and keep everyone appropriately caffeinated.

JavaPresse makes the most affordable manual grinder currently on the market. And, in the Big Spring Sale, 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. But it doesn’t hit the mark for finer grinds like you need for espresso.

Being small and lightweight, you can easily throw it in your bag too.

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.

How many times have you *finally* got to sit down only to discover that your coffee (or tea) is ice cold?

Parents, busy office workers, and those who’re just a little forgetful, this one’s for you.

There are 6 different temperature settings (130-180°F) that you can easily control using the soft-touch buttons. It won’t recreate the magic of your coffee when it was freshly brewed, but it’s about as close as you will get.

Controversial opinion: I think the Simple Modern Trek Tumbler is way better than the Stanley Quencher. Don’t come for me!

Whether you agree or not, it’s definitely a lot cheaper. Especially with a cheeky 20% discount in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.

Do I think 40oz is way too big for coffee? Absolutely! But I’m not here to judge your caffeine consumption.

It comes with 2 straws which can sit in a range of positions to suit what’s most comfortable for you. It’s also impressively leak-proof and keeps drinks cold for well over the advertised 24 hours.

This is hardly the sexiest or most exciting deal that the Big Spring Sale has for coffee lovers. But cleaning our espresso machines is a necessary evil.

So if you have a Jura machine, why not take this opportunity to keep the maintenance costs down?