De’Longhi launches compact All-in-One Coffee & Espresso Machine with cold frother
De’Longhi has introduced a redesigned All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine, shrinking its footprint by 20% and adding a built-in cold milk frother. The new model, priced at $349.95 in the US, combines espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew capabilities in a single appliance.
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KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- De’Longhi’s new All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine has a 20% smaller footprint compared to previous models.
- The machine includes a built-in cold milk frother and a retractable whisk-style frother for cold milk foam.
- It offers six drip coffee sizes and four brewing styles: classic, bold, cold brew, and over ice.
- The model is available in the US for $349.95, with international availability yet to be confirmed.
- The Magnifica Start, De’Longhi’s entry-level model, was also reviewed, scoring 4 out of 5 for value, design, and performance.
Redesigned machine targets compact kitchens
De’Longhi’s latest All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine is 20% smaller than its predecessors, making it a fit for kitchens with limited counter space. The compact design does not compromise functionality, as the machine retains the ability to prepare espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew. A front touchscreen display allows users to customize brew settings, while an adjustable-height drip tray accommodates cups of varying sizes.
New features expand drink options
The updated model introduces a built-in cold milk frother, enabling users to prepare chilled beverages like iced lattes. A retractable whisk-style frother on the side creates cold milk foam for drinks such as cold brew or iced cappuccinos. The machine also includes an adjustable steam wand with settings for frothing both dairy and plant-based milks.
For drip coffee, the machine offers six size options, ranging from a single 8oz mug to a full 12-cup carafe. Users can choose from four brewing styles: classic, bold, cold brew, and over ice. A 15-bar pump and thermoblock heating system ensure consistent brewing temperatures and fast heating.
Entry-level Magnifica Start reviewed
In a separate review, TechRadar tested De’Longhi’s entry-level Magnifica Start automatic coffee machine over three weeks. The model, priced at $749.95 in the US, £399.99 in the UK, and AU$799 in Australia, received scores of 4 out of 5 for value, design, and performance. The review praised its ability to produce consistent espresso with an appealing crema and highlighted the LatteCrema automatic milk-frothing system, which works well with both dairy and plant-based milks.
However, the Magnifica Start offers only four one-touch functions—espresso, coffee, latte macchiato, and hot water—and lacks user profiles, making it less ideal for households with diverse preferences. The controls and customization options were described as requiring some adjustment.
What this means
Lazyfounder analysis — our interpretation, not reported fact.
De’Longhi’s new All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine reflects a shift toward multifunctional, space-saving appliances in the home coffee market. The $349.95 price point and compact design make it a direct competitor to models like Ninja’s Luxe Café and KitchenAid’s KF series, which also target consumers seeking versatility without sacrificing counter space. For founders and operators in the consumer electronics space, this launch signals growing demand for appliances that simplify complex routines—like brewing espresso and cold brew in one device—while maintaining affordability. The inclusion of a cold milk frother also aligns with trends toward specialty chilled beverages, a category that has expanded beyond cafés and into home kitchens.
Key takeaways
- The new All-in-One model’s 20% smaller footprint and lower price ($349.95) make it a competitive option for small kitchens, directly challenging Ninja and KitchenAid’s multi-functional coffee makers.
- The addition of cold milk frothing and cold brew capabilities reflects consumer demand for versatility, particularly for chilled coffee beverages.
- The Magnifica Start’s review highlights that even entry-level models can deliver high-quality espresso and milk frothing, though its limited customization may deter households with varied preferences.
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Sources
- TechRadar · 2026-10-27
I used the De'Longhi Magnifica Start for three weeks — it makes great coffee, but testing it revealed a few frustrating quirks - TechRadar · 2026-10-27
De'Longhi’s redesigned all-in-one coffee maker is smaller than ever, and ready to prepare espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew on demand
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