Ninja Luxe Café Premier (ES601EU)
Espresso, drip and cold brew in one machine with guided assist for foolproof shots
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Three brew styles — espresso, drip and cold brew
- ✓ Barista Assist guides grind and dose to hit a good shot
- ✓ Built-in burr grinder with auto-dosing
- ✓ Automatic and manual milk frothing modes
Our take
The Luxe Café is the do-everything pick: it makes real espresso plus drip and cold brew, and the guided assist takes the guesswork out of dialling in. It undercuts dedicated espresso machines while covering more brew styles.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Three brewing methods in a single footprint
- + Guided assist flattens the espresso learning curve
- + Auto-dosing grinder is genuinely convenient
- + Strong value for the feature set
Cons
- − Jack-of-all-trades — espresso purists will want a dedicated machine
- − Bulky on the counter
- − Interface has a learning curve of its own
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