Fully Automatic Espresso Machine - Bean to Cup Italian Coffee Maker with 20 Bar Pressure & Integrated Grinder

As a former barista, I am super picky about the machines I use and the quality of shots I can pull. I ordered Kndko’s 20 bar Espresso Machine because it had all the features I was looking for, including a built in conical burr grinder and PID for best temperature and pressure control plus a commercial style steam wand. This machine is absolutely perfect for being a non-branded one. The grinder allows you to adjust the 20 setting grind with beans inside of it which is appreciated. It has plenty of pressure and after playing around with the grind for a bit, it’s dialed in to pull perfect shots. I immediately noticed that this machine pulls a more flavorful shot than my other decent machine, so it’s exemplary in the extraction process. It steams milk incredibly well and I appreciate that the drip tray has a hole that’s perfectly aligned to blow steam and water out of the wand for cleaning purposes. It has a large, 75 ounce water tank that is removable and easy to pull in and out, and easy to clean. I love the automatic pressure release to ensure I don’t get sprayed somehow when removing the portafilter. This machine also includes a nice milk pitcher, a total of 4 portafilter baskets for single and double shots, along with a heavy duty tamper, cleaning brush and more. It’s beautiful in color and the total height of 16.34” includes base to top of the grinder, which is a relief because my only concern was it may be too high to fit under our counter. My only wish is that the steam want automatically switched on without waiting a few seconds for the pressure to switch to it. I think I’d need to spend a lot more for this feature. Ultimately, you can spend a lot on a really nice name brand espresso machine and there’s no need because this one is a fantastic value. If you don’t have experience with making espresso, your learning curve might be higher, but for me, this machine was simple to set up and get to using. It’s a very nice quality, very powerful, very pretty, and pulls amazing shots! I adore it and would recommend it to anyone!!

This definitely will elevate your morning coffee routine!For starters, I like the larger size of this coffee machine, compared to the one we had before, as this allows some space on the top to store our coffee-shot mugs. It also has a “tool box” underneath which allows you to store some of the brewing tray and the cleaning tools. Too bad this spot is not large enough to fit more than 1 brewing tray, as you get 4 (1 cup, 1 cup double wall, 2 cups, 2 cups double wall).Making coffee with it is fairly simple as all you need to do is pack your ground coffee, lock it, let the machine warm up and brew! The only thing I did notice is I had to use the 2 cups double wall tray to achieve the type of coffee we like: thick, flavorful and plenty of foam.This machine also dispenses hot water or steam which also helps to froth milk, which will turn your coffee into a thick milkshake-like drink. Yum!The only feature I haven’t become familiarized with is the coffee bean grinder; I read the instructions and understand the grinding levels and what not, just haven’t been able to figure out to how attach the wand onto the grinder output side.I will say, though, that I noticed that with this machine and the smaller I had, choosing the 2 cups option barely brews anything to be considered two full drinks, and what you really get is more like 2 shots. Not sure if the dispensing amount for the brew can be configured like my older machine, but usually this results in watered down coffee as the amount of ground coffee is limited to the size of the brewing tray.All in all, it is pricey, but definitely worth it!

I will say, I absolutely love this espresso machine just completely blown away by the quality by the design the look this has absolutely so much pretty much everything you need when it comes to with the accessories to the grinder the functionality just really impressed by it all, it looks fantastic. Has that nice modern look to it I’m used to more simple machines so I definitely did my research and read up on the manual. Super easy to use and just the quality is fantastic. Definitely won’t be going back five stars.

Very good product it makes espresso with no problem I love the included coffee grinder that helps me just buy normal beans without having them grind it. Personally I love this machine it is very easy to use and has lots of options to choose from the frother included is great. This would make a great gift to anyone looking no for a startup espresso maker. I make lots of cappuccinos for myself and this machine fits perfectly. It’s a little heavy but it’s to be expected from this machine.

I’ve been using the Kndko 20 Bar Espresso Machine with Grinder and it has genuinely transformed my morning routine. I wasn’t expecting professional café quality from a home machine, but this one comes surprisingly close. The design is sleek and modern, with a brushed silver finish that looks high-end and doesn’t take up too much counter space. It feels sturdy, not plasticky or flimsy like some in this price range, and all the main components—like the portafilter and steam wand—have a nice weight and solid construction.The built-in grinder was one of the biggest selling points for me, and it performs well. It’s not as refined as a high-end standalone burr grinder, but for an integrated system, it’s consistent and easy to adjust. The grind size dial gives you decent control, and once I dialed it in for my beans, I was able to get rich, balanced shots every time. The PID temperature control is a feature you don’t usually find in this price bracket, and it really makes a difference. The temperature stays stable between shots, so the espresso tastes smoother and more consistent without that bitter or burnt edge.The 20-bar pressure pump produces a beautiful crema—thick, golden, and aromatic. The machine heats up quickly, so I can go from turning it on to pulling a shot in about a minute, which is perfect for busy mornings. The steam wand is another highlight. It takes a little practice if you’re new to frothing milk, but once you get the angle right, it creates silky microfoam that’s ideal for lattes and cappuccinos. I’ve been experimenting with simple latte art, and it’s actually possible with this machine, which says a lot.Cleaning and maintenance are straightforward. The removable water tank and drip tray make it easy to empty and rinse, and the grinder doesn’t clog easily if you keep it dry. It’s not a completely mess-free setup—coffee grounds always find their way around the counter—but that’s true of almost any espresso maker. The only small downside I’ve noticed is that the grinder can be a bit loud, and the tamper that comes with it is fairly basic.Overall, the Kndko espresso machine offers an impressive combination of power, control, and design. It’s perfect for someone who wants to move beyond pod machines and start making real espresso drinks at home without spending thousands on a prosumer setup. Once you get your grind, dose, and tamp routine down, it consistently delivers smooth, flavorful espresso that rivals what I’d get at a coffee shop. For the price, it’s a fantastic value and a great entry point into true barista-style brewing.