4-Shot Steam Espresso Cappuccino and Latte Maker with Stainless Steel Frothing Pitcher

Great Little Cappuccino machine. It's hard to believe what a nice cup of Latte or Cappuccino this little machine delivers. I had just returned from Italy and was missing my morning cappuccino. I went to Amazon to see what was available expecting to pay much more then I came across this little machine, read all the reviews and decided to give it a try. It's been the perfect machine for me. First, I didn't want a machine that used coffee pods, this one uses real ground espresso, I bought the Cafe Bustelo recommended and it's delicious. The machine is easy to use although I must admit it took me a few attempts to perfect my skills with the steamer! Within minutes I have a rich, flavorful cappuccino with hot steamed milk and decent foam. *TIP ... place the steamer wand in the stainless milk cup BEFORE you start the steamer, LOL. I'm very pleased with this purchase and plan to expand my barista skills to include a variety of iced coffee drinks!

Title: Perfect for My Morning Coffee ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I bought this coffee maker a few weeks ago and have been using it every day. It’s simple to use, doesn’t take up much counter space, and makes a great cup of coffee. It heats up quickly and is perfect when I want coffee without having to wait. Cleanup is easy, and it feels like a solid little machine for the price. Definitely a good buy if you’re looking for something basic that gets the job done well. Si eres alguien que necesita su café en las mañanas. Como yo , te la recomiendo . Muy buena a buen precio.

Alright we about a month and a half or something into owning this bad boy and to preface this review, i have never used an espresso machine before, buut in my opinion this is the best damn espresso machine you can buy. Measure water with their lil water measure cup they give you as a bonus with this machine. Pour it in its hole Close the hole Grind up some coffee beans with the grinder you also bought when you purchased this espresso machine Put them grounds in the weird handle cup guy and press em down to the handy max line in the lil cup guy Put the handle cup guy into its home on the machine Plug it in Turn the lil knob to cofffeeee time mode Then like 2 minutes later u got a nice lil cup of espresso, drink it or pour it in some milk with some syrup of whatever flavor you like, maybe also some ice cause its summer time and you wanna be refreshed. Bam best yummy house drink u can make in less than 10 minutes 5 stars i love you, thank you

I am a Mr. Coffee espresso fan of their machine and my espresso machine still works great after many years. I just gifted one for a family member since they loved my coffee, and we opened the box yesterday and she asked me to start the first brew since I already owned one. First, was surprised at how light the appliance was and had no "heft" like mine--it slid around the counter very easily. Then noticed the "on" light is no longer positioned in the front of the machine--it is on the side! (What good does that do if you cannot see if the machine was left on unless you remember to go right up to it and look at the side of the machine.) After rinsing out the water well and putting coffee into the portafilter, we had an EXTREMELY difficult time putting it into the "lock" position. I kept removing and trying it again to slide it into position and couldn't do it, and then my daughter-in-law also couldn't do it. We kept taking turns--removing and trying again and again until with all her might she was able to slide it in the "lock" position. Once the coffee was done and we let steam out of the spout, we COULD NOT twist the portafilter to remove it. We removed the lid to make sure no steam was in the machine, and again we both tried, and eventually she managed to slide the portafilter off after using all her strength. I told her something is wrong...we tried another round of coffee and had the same issue. I have returned it since it shouldn't be almost impossible to place the portafilter into position and then trying to remove it with such force--hopefully this particular machine is defective. I have asked for a replacement and when it arrives, I will try to use it before gifting to make sure this isn't an issue. And by the way, it no longer comes with a glass carafe with a cover--just a plastic water pitcher, and a metal frothing cup.

The only reason I bought this one was because it was replacing 10 year old Mr. coffee espresso machine that still works, but I suspect it had a lot of scaling inside of the tank so I just wanted to start fresh with a new tank so I trust this brand a lot I know there's better but you just cannot beat the price. This definitely feels cheap slides around all over the place when you're opening the water. The power button to to steam or produce the espresso feels super cheap like you can break it off. Same goes for the little lever that holds the espresso chamber in. It feels like it's gonna break off super easy. Let's see how long this one lasts. I'm optimistic.

Bought this coffee maker in 2024 and it already stopped working. I have owned several Mr. Coffee espresso makers and have lasted for many years. This one did not seem to have the same quality as the other ones.

I love my Mr. Coffee Cappuccino maker. I had one for years that finally gave out, and found this one on Amazon. It works great, and makes an excellent strong cup of coffee. So much better than the "pod" coffee maker I tried after my old one gave out. It's a bargain too. Pumps out a delicious cup of coffee in just minutes. Mr. Coffee is the go to brand trust me.

The morning was quiet, save for the bright chirping of birds outside my window. This espresso machine, a trusted relic of my countless hurried mornings for the past 7 months, stood proudly on the counter, its chrome surface gleaming under the dim lights. It had brewed hundreds of espressos, and endured endless cycles of heat and pressure—but today, something was different. Deep within its metallic core, an unseen war was raging. Pressure, relentless and insidious, built up inside, coiling like a beast waiting to strike. I was oblivious to the impending catastrophe and packed the portafilter with freshly ground espresso, twisting it into place with the ease of habit. Then, in a heartbeat, chaos erupted. With a thunderous crack, the portafilter was wrenched free, rocketing across the room in a blur of steel and fury. A plume of scalding steam exploded from the machine’s belly, filling the air with the acrid scent of burnt coffee. Espresso grounds burst forth like shrapnel, coating the counters and the walls. A ceramic cup shattered as the force sent it tumbling to the ground, its contents splattering like blood across the tiles. I staggered back, hands raised against the sudden storm of heat and debris. And then, silence. The machine sputtered, wheezed, and gave one last exhausted hiss before slumping into stillness. The espresso machine had met its end—only 7 months after purchasing—not with a slow decline, but with a violent, caffeinated explosion that no one would soon forget.

Stopped working within 4 weeks - not good enough

Some other reviewers have complained that this coffee maker "explodes" when removing the portafilter after brewing their coffee. I've found that it's best to just let the machine sit and cool down before removing the portafilter. I would also say that the coffee produced by this machine isn't really espresso. There's no creama. In a sense, it more resembles a stand alone moka pot. That said, it produces a decent cup of coffee.

Amazingly disappointing. Used it on day one and it worked great and was excellent espresso. Day two the light comes on but no espresso comes out. Beyond frustrating.

Mr Coffee used to make a great product for a very good price. Unfortunately, this is not the same product that I bought and used for about 12 years, unfortunately leaving behind on an international move. It's light and poorly made and not worth the money. It will probably make an okay espresso but not the coffee that most are hoping for.