The Best Cyber Monday Coffee Deals (2025)

collapse occurs when Coffee tastes the best. Not because of the weather – that’s silly, it’s good all year round. Coffee tastes best in the fall because this is the time when all espresso makers, coffee machine manufacturers, and coffee grinder manufacturers offer their best deals. This means that this happens when you upgrade your Home Bean game. I usually advise people to wait to buy an espresso machine until Prime Day in the summer or right now during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale weekends.

Here are the best deals you’ll find during the Fall Bean Bonanza, on the best espresso machines, drip coffee machines, and coffee grinders that WIRED has tested — in some cases for 7 years or more. For a wide range of bargains, check out our absolute best Cyber Monday deals roundup.

$250 off Breville Barista Express

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The Breville Barista Express is the unparalleled blockbuster of the espresso world, one of WIRED’s top picks and longtime best-selling machine of its kind on Amazon. The reasons are simple. It hits the Goldilocks sweet spot of taste, ease, and affordability – and never more so than during big sales events. It’s still the one I recommend as the best device for most people, especially as a starter to the espresso world. If you’re looking for a machine that also includes a grinder, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better or more reliable semi-automatic machine than this Breville. This thing is spinning happily.

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La Specialista Opera

This is my favorite De’Longhi semiautomatic espresso machine I’ve tested, at a steep discount – with a nice faster cold-brew option than most.

Ninja’s best espresso machine is $150 off

Photograph: Matthew Korfage
Photograph: Matthew Korfage

When the Ninja Espresso Machine joined the game I was as surprised as anyone else. It’s a tough world full of Italians. I was even more surprised when the Ninja Lux Café Premier performed as well as it did out of the gate when it was introduced last year, with a fantastic milk frother and a bean-assist function that’s useful for dialing in your grind settings seamlessly on the built-in conical burr grinder. This year’s Lux Café Pro is a refined take on the Premier machine, with an automatic tamper and a much-needed hot water spout. Of course, “drip coffee” is not a great shake, and strong iced coffee is not as good as the slower variety. But it’s a great espresso machine for beginners, and the cold foam is best in class. And with this discount, it’s only $100 more than the Lux Café Premier ($499).

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Lux Café Premier Series Espresso Machine

The OG Ninja still shines, and priced at $499—it’s an espresso machine I often recommend for beginners.

Terra Café

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This new Terra Café Demi is a fun, easy (but customizable) fully automatic shot machine. It is at a very good price. But you will need a brother.

This coffee maker lasts forever

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Courtesy of Moccamaster

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KBGV Select Coffee Maker

Moccamaster KBGV drip coffee machine will work. This will last for years. According to online testimonials, it will probably last for decades. It lasts forever, seemingly in every Scandinavian home – stubborn analog, precisely engineered, repairable and replaceable. Even after its 5-year warranty, you can still get it repaired for about $60 at a North American Moccamaster workshop outside Portland, Oregon. You don’t even need a deal to make it a deal. But there’s a bigger deal. This is over $100 off. This is very good.

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Six Coffee Maker Series 2

This is the batch coffee maker I recommend to those who value full extraction and body, with a thermal carafe to boot: God, this is great coffee.

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Eden Precision Coffee Maker

This is the best deal we’ve ever seen on WIRED’s favorite sophisticated drip and pour-over coffee machine. It will change how you feel about your coffee.

De’Longhi Rivelia is on sale at its best ever

Photograph: Matthew Korfage
Photograph: Matthew Korfage
Photograph: Matthew Korfage
Courtesy of De’Longhi

The De’Longhi Rivalia is the Italian coffee giant’s new flagship superautomatic machine and the machine that sold me on the idea of superautomatic machines in general. What’s “super” in it? It will basically make any and all types of frothy drinks with barely any involvement on your part. Espresso and Americano and a variety of full coffee-mug drinks require just the press of a button, with a helpful bean assist function that will dial you in for each bean. Milk frothing is very easy and can be customized as per the density. Almost alone among such tools, you can swap between two bean hoppers. This means caffeine in the morning, decaf in the afternoon.

WIRED’s top-pick coffee grinder is $40 off

Photograph: Matthew Korfage
Photograph: Matthew Korfage

The Baratza Encore ESP is a coffee grinder that I recommend to anyone who asks if they need a good coffee grinder. They totally do. And it’s one of the most versatile and high-performing I know for its price, with an amazingly fine adjustment on the espresso level of the scale, as well as larger adjustments so you can use this thing for excellent drip, French press, and cold brew as well. Its rugged sturdiness and analog nature means it’s not as pretty as its fellow Opus (also on good sale and a fantastic, very quiet grinder!) but this Baratza will retain power for years without complaint.

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opus conical burr grinder

Opus Jockey with ESP as our top all-rounder grinder: less fine adjustment for espresso, but surprisingly quiet and good-looking.

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conical burr mill

This is the lowest priced burr grinder that still makes great coffee. Now the price is even lower.

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The Best Cyber Monday Coffee Deals (2025)