Espresso Machines

Breville Barista Pro

Breville’s ThermoJet espresso machine: 30 grind settings on Baratza burrs, a stated three-second heat-up, and a steam wand you work yourself.

Breville Barista Pro in brushed stainless steel, with its LCD display and integrated grinder
Breville

At a glance

  • Best forSomeone who wants a three-second heat-up and 30 grind settings, and is content to tamp and steam by hand
  • Pricing$849.95
  • Key differentiatorA ThermoJet system Breville states reaches temperature in three seconds, with 30 grind settings on Baratza European Precision Burrs, for $849.95

Quick take

Breville states this machine reaches extraction temperature in three seconds, and gives it 30 grind settings on Baratza European Precision Burrs, at $849.95. It publishes a 15 bar pump with 9 bar extraction. No assisted tamping, no portafilter diameter and no PID claim appear on its page.

Good fit if

  • You want a heat-up Breville states at three seconds, for $849.95
  • You want ThermoJet heating with 30 grind settings for $849.95
  • You want a 16.1 x 13.8 in footprint and a machine that grinds and doses for you

Consider another option if

  • You want the dose tamped for you; Breville publishes no assisted tamping for this machine
  • You want a published portafilter diameter or PID claim; this page states neither
  • You want milk textured hands-free; the wand here is yours to work

Key facts

  • Price$849.95
  • Machine typeSemi-automatic: you dose, tamp and start the shot
  • GrinderIntegrated conical burr grinder with Baratza European Precision Burrs
  • Grind settings30
  • Heating systemThermoJet, stated to reach temperature in 3 seconds
  • Pump pressure15 bar Italian pump
  • Brew pressure9 bar extraction
  • Milk systemManual: steam wand you work yourself
  • Dimensions16.1 x 13.8 x 13.1 in (W x D x H)
  • HousingBrushed stainless steel

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