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The best bean to cup coffee machine grinds whole beans just before brewing, so every cup starts with fresh coffee.

Prices checked on Amazon UK, 24 October 2026.

The best bean to cup coffee machine grinds whole beans just before brewing, so every cup starts with fresh coffee. The term covers three kinds of machine: grind and brew filter makers, fully automatic machines that grind, tamp and brew at the press of a button, and barista-style machines with a built-in grinder and a steam wand. This guide compares 8 bean to cup coffee machines on Amazon UK for every budget, from £149.00 to £599.00, with prices checked on the live product pages on 24 October 2026. Best budget: the Morphy Richards Zino Grind & Brew at £149.00 for jugs of filter coffee. Best automatic under £300: the Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B at £249.00. Best for two cups at once: the Melitta Purista at £299.00. Best for milk drinks: the Ninja Luxe Premier 3-in-1 at £449.00. Best barista-style: the Sage Barista Express Impress at £599.00. New to bean to cup? Our beginner's guide to bean to cup machines focuses on simple one-touch models.

Quick comparison

ProductPriceBest forTypeMilk systemPressureWater tankBean hopperGrind settingsOne-touch drinks
Morphy Richards Zino Grind & Brew£149.00Best budgetGrind-and-brew filterNone—1.5L200g——
AMZCHEF Bean to Cup£189.99Best budget espressoBean to cupSteam wand20 bar——20—
Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B£249.00Best automatic under £300Bean to cupSteam wand19 bar2L——5
Melitta Purista£299.00Best for two cups at onceBean to cup—15 bar1.2L125g—2
Melitta Latticia OT£299.95Best app-connectedBean to cup—————3
Ninja Luxe Café Mini£416.00Best compact 2-in-1Bean to cup (espresso + filter)Auto (hands-free steam wand)—1.3L250g——
Ninja Luxe Premier 3-in-1£449.00Best for milk drinksBean to cup (espresso, cold brew + filter)Auto (froth wand, 4 presets)———25—
Sage Barista Express Impress£599.00Best barista-styleBean to cup (manual espresso)Steam wand (manual)10 bar——25—

Specs from manufacturer listings; prices checked 24 Oct 2026.

Our picks

How we pick

We shortlist products sold on Amazon UK using capacity, features, customer ratings and price band. We do not lab-test every model unless a page says so. The Amazon page is the live price. How we recommend.

Compare at a glance

Product Capacity Last Amazon price Buy
Morphy Richards Zino Grind & Brew Filter Coffee Machine
1.5L
£149.00
AMZCHEF Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
£189.99
Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
£249.00
Melitta Purista F230-101 Automatic Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
£299.00
Melitta Latticia OT F300-100 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine
£299.95
Ninja Luxe Café Mini 2-in-1 Espresso and Filter Coffee Machine ES351UK
Mini
£416.00
Ninja Luxe Premier 3-in-1 Coffee Machine ES601UK
£449.00
Sage Barista Express Impress Bean to Cup Machine
£599.00

The products

Buying advice

Quick comparison

Best budget: Morphy Richards Zino Grind & Brew at £149.00 Best budget espresso: AMZCHEF Bean to Cup at £189.99 Best automatic under £300: Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B at £249.00 Best for two cups at once: Melitta Purista at £299.00 Best app-connected: Melitta Latticia OT at £299.95 Best compact 2-in-1: Ninja Luxe Café Mini at £416.00 Best for milk drinks: Ninja Luxe Premier 3-in-1 at £449.00 Best barista-style: Sage Barista Express Impress at £599.00

How we chose: we searched Amazon UK for bean to cup coffee machines, read each listing and kept only machines with a buy-box price, an in-stock status and a built-in grinder. Details come from the Amazon listings, not our own testing.

Our picks

Best budget: Morphy Richards Zino Grind & Brew (£149.00). This is a filter machine with a built-in 200g adjustable grinder and a 1.5L glass jug. The listing says it brews about 2 cups in around 2 minutes and up to 12 cups in about 7 minutes, with brew strength at the touch of a button. Choose it if you drink filter coffee rather than espresso.

Best budget espresso: AMZCHEF Bean to Cup Coffee Machine (£189.99). AMZCHEF lists a 20 bar pump, 1350W heating, PID temperature control and a 20-level conical burr grinder, with adjustable grind time, extraction time and pre-infusion, plus hot or cold extraction.

Best automatic under £300: Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B (£249.00). A colour touch screen, 5 pre-set coffees (Americano, single or double espresso, ristretto and lungo), a 2L tank, 19 bar pressure and a dual nozzle for two cups at once.

Best for two cups at once: Melitta Purista F230-101 (£299.00). An extra-slim automatic machine with 3 intensity levels, a Favourite Coffee button, Double-Cup Mode with height-adjustable outlets and the Melitta Companion App.

Best app-connected: Melitta Latticia OT F300-100 (£299.95). Slim and adjustable for strength, temperature and grind fineness, with One-Touch drinks, double cup mode, Melitta App support and auto-off.

Best compact 2-in-1: Ninja Luxe Café Mini ES351UK (£416.00). Switches between espresso and filter coffee. Barista Assist Technology recommends grind settings and monitors brewing, and the hands-free steam wand froths dairy or plant milk.

Best for milk drinks: Ninja Luxe Premier ES601UK (£449.00). Espresso, cold brew and filter coffee in one, with a built-in burr grinder, integrated scales and an automated froth wand with 4 presets: steamed milk, thin froth, thick froth and cold froth.

Best barista-style: Sage Barista Express Impress (£599.00). For hands-on coffee lovers: a conical burr grinder with 25 settings, the Impress puck system for assisted tamping and dosing, and manual milk texturing with a Temp Control Milk Jug included.

What to look for in a bean to cup coffee machine

Type of coffee: grind and brew filter machines make jugs of filter coffee; automatic machines make espresso-based drinks at a touch; barista-style machines give more control but take more practice.

Milk system: check whether milk is frothed automatically, by a hands-free wand, or by a manual steam wand.

Grinder settings: more settings help you dial in different beans.

Size and capacity: check the tank size and whether it fits under your cupboards.

Cleaning: look for removable brew units, dishwasher-safe parts and descaling programmes.

If you are buying your first machine and want something simple under £500, see our best bean to cup coffee machine for beginners guide, linked at the top of this page.

Prices and availability were checked on Amazon UK on 24 October 2026 and can change at any time. Check the current listing before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Are bean to cup coffee machines worth it?

They can be if you drink coffee every day and want fresh-ground coffee without buying a separate grinder. You pay more up front than for a pod machine, but you can use any whole beans you like. Picks in this guide range from £149.00 to £599.00 on Amazon UK, checked on 24 October 2026.

How does a bean to cup coffee machine work?

It grinds whole beans from a hopper just before brewing, then brews the fresh grounds. Automatic models also tamp and dispense the coffee at the press of a button, and many froth milk too.

Is bean to cup better than an espresso machine?

It depends on how hands-on you want to be. A bean to cup machine grinds and brews for you, while a traditional espresso machine needs a separate grinder and manual tamping. Barista-style machines such as the Sage Barista Express Impress sit in between, with a built-in grinder but manual milk texturing.

Is bean to cup better than pods?

Bean to cup lets you use any whole beans and grinds them fresh, while pod machines are quicker to clean but limit you to compatible capsules. Which is better depends on whether you value choice of beans or convenience.

How do you clean a bean to cup coffee machine?

Follow the cleaning and descaling programme in the manual. Many machines, such as the Melitta Latticia OT, have a service menu for cleaning and descaling; empty the drip tray and grounds container regularly and rinse any milk parts after use.

What is the best bean to cup coffee machine for home use?

For most homes, an automatic machine like the Beko CaffeExperto CEG7302B (£249.00) or Melitta Purista (£299.00) is the simplest choice. If you want hands-free milk drinks, the Ninja Luxe Premier (£449.00) adds an automated frother.