Choosing a Stone Espresso Machine
All five machines here share a compact footprint, and the real differences are mostly cosmetic. That makes the decision simpler: choose the finish that suits your kitchen, then check what comes with each listing.
Comparing the Finishes
The Plus has black panels, tray slabs and drip tray. The Pure Grey, Mine Green, Premium Chrome and Premium wood use different panel and trim options, and the Mine and Premium machines have swappable panels. Look at the photos on each listing and compare the details, since colour is hard to judge on a screen.
What Is Common to All
The Plus has a heat exchange boiler with a 58mm group, a vibration pump and a steam wand for milk drinks. It also has a small water tank and no hot water tap. Details may differ between models, so check the listing for the one you want.
Practical Considerations
Bench space and water supply matter with a compact machine, so measure the spot you have in mind. You will also need a grinder, a tamper and some patience for dialling in. Our team can recommend grinders and run through the machine in a showroom in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Newcastle or Kiama, and our workshop looks after servicing.
