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With enough time and patience (and coffee beans), you’ll be pulling shots better than your local barista. Plus, this espresso machine connects to your Wi-Fi so it’s always up to date with the latest and greatest in shot-pulling technology. And did we mention the built-in coffee grinder?

This is not your ordinary Nespresso machine. Well, sort of. It’s great at turning that pod into a half-decent espresso, but it’s the Breville-backed milk frother that gets you some seriously good espresso-based beverages that might fool you in a blind taste test.

De’Longhi has long been in the espresso machine, and its La Specialista Arte lets you dial in your desired preferences so that every shot comes out exactly as you expect it to.

For an espresso machine that doesn’t require your needing to know anything about physics, the Stilosa can help you incorporate espresso shots, lattes, and cappuccinos into your daily routine without much guesswork.

Imagine those automated espresso machines they have at your airport lounge, except this actually makes something you’ll want to sip and savor—not shoot and wince.

In our testing of espresso machines, this one from Seattle Coffee Gear stood out. You can pull shots at the same time as you steam milk, and it includes higher-end functions like temperature control, an adjustable over-pressure valve, and a built-in shot timer.

Oxo’s coffee maker is bigger and better than ever, with the ability to brew a full carafe (12 cups, can you believe it?) or a single serving without the need for Mother Nature-hating pods.

Ask any coffee nerd what their go-to coffee brewer is, and they probably won’t say a drip coffee maker. But if they had to choose, it’d be the impressive Moccamaster, which brews coffee that tastes as good as this machine looks.

This is for the coffee snob who needs to have a pour-over no matter where they are and don’t want to shell out $10 for a dainty cup at that specialty coffee shop.

Combining the best of the French press and a pour-over, the OG Aeropress is a favorite among outdoorsy folks who won’t settle for instant coffee. And it works well at home, too.

Never underestimate Braun when it comes to understated tech that works especially well.

Brew pots of extra-strength coffee with as little brain power necessary.

Get a forearm workout while you get the freshest ground coffee possible.

Who even boils water on the stovetop anymore? With Fellow’s Stagg EKG Pro electric kettle, you can get hot water in about as much time as it takes to checkout.

Never go back to the pre-ground stuff again.

We wouldn’t wish lukewarm coffee on our worst enemy, and Ember’s temperature-controlled mug keeps your hot beverage at your desired temperature so each sip is the same as the last.

A flex for anyone who’s ready to take their coffee game seriously.

Quit eyeballing your coffee grounds and water. And when you’re not brewing coffee, you can use this for basically any other kitchen task that requires precision, like baking.

Perfectly portioned and bagged coffee lets you steep your own cold brew in as little as 12 hours.

For the coffee nerd in your life who can tell the difference between Ethiopian beans and Colombian beans.

After they get through their six bags, they’ll be sure to sign up for a lifetime of coffee.

We consider La Colombe one of the first roasters to usher in the third-wave coffee movement, and they’re still banging out some seriously good beans.

This space-saving Keurig features a generous water reservoir so you’re not constantly worrying about filling it up.

You know the deal: Pop a pod, and brew. The best part is that this thing is so small, you can bring it with you on your travels because that hotel Keurig has seen some better days.