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Espresso machine statistics 2026

Computed live from 57 espresso machines and 32 grinders across 31 brands — every spec verified against a primary source. Free to cite and reuse (CC BY 4.0). Last updated July 9, 2026.

Prices by machine type

TypeModelsAverage MSRPMedian MSRPPID share
Single boiler 11 €852 €749 64%
Heat exchanger 15 €1.693 €1.699 53%
Dual boiler 22 €2.661 €1.999 100%
Thermoblock 9 €1.397 €1.049 78%

Across all machines: average MSRP €1.858, median €1.599. Prices are manufacturer reference prices (EUR).

PID adoption by price band

Price bandModelsWith PID
Under €800 12 42%
€800 – €1,500 14 79%
€1,500 – €2,500 21 90%
Over €2,500 10 90%

Overall, 77% of machines in the database ship with PID temperature control, and 85% of machines with a known portafilter size use the commercial 58 mm standard.

Engineering averages by type

TypeAvg heat-up (min)Avg power (W)Avg weight (kg)
Single boiler 7 1143 11.4
Heat exchanger 23 1364 22.5
Dual boiler 10 1775 25.1
Thermoblock 3 1588 12.8

Grinders: flat vs conical

Burr typeModelsAverage MSRPMedian MSRPAvg burr sizeSingle dose
Flat 19 €672 €579 63 mm 53%
Conical 13 €391 €229 49 mm 85%

66% of grinders in the database are built for single dosing.

Database records

Cheapest machine with PID Lelit Anna PL41TEM €494
Cheapest dual boiler Breville/Sage Dual Boiler €999
Heaviest machine Ascaso Baby T Plus 37 kg
Fastest heat-up Breville/Sage Barista Express (BES875/BES870) 1 min
Largest burrs Niche Duo 83 mm

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Methodology: statistics cover all models with source-verified specs (57 machines, 32 grinders). Values we could not verify are excluded rather than guessed — see how we source data. Spot an error? Report it.