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Best for Guided, Beginner-Friendly Use

Ninja Luxe Cafe Premier 3-in-1 Espresso Machine, Drip Coffee, & Cold Brew, Built-in Grinder, Hands-Free Milk Frother, and Assisted Tamper, Stainless Steel, ES601

By Ninja

8.9Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

Luxe Cafe Premier is the most heavily guided machine in this group -- a built-in scale doses grounds by weight, Barista Assist suggests grind settings, and Dual Froth handles milk hands-free -- trading some of the direct manual control the Breville and Gaggia give you for a system built to catch beginner mistakes before they happen.

  • Built-in scale for weight-based dosing alongside a 25-setting conical burr grinder
  • Barista Assist Technology offering grind-size and brew-adjustment guidance
  • Hands-free Dual Froth System with 4 milk and foam presets
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Best fitBest for Guided, Beginner-Friendly Use
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandNinja
Catalog score8.9 / 10

Product overview

Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series: What to Know

The ES601 is a 3-in-1 machine covering portafilter espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew, built around a conical burr grinder with 25 settings according to SharkNinja's own product page. Unlike the Philips, it still uses a real portafilter for espresso, so it sits between the fully manual machines and Philips' fully automatic design; SharkNinja also lists an assisted tamper as part of the espresso workflow, which is meant to help produce a consistent tamp rather than leaving that entirely to feel.

SharkNinja markets this guidance as Barista Assist Technology: grind-size recommendations, weight-based dosing through the built-in scale, and automated adjustments to brewing temperature and pressure, according to the manufacturer's own descriptions of the feature. Milk is handled by a Dual Froth System that combines steaming and whisking hands-free across four presets -- steamed milk, thin froth, thick froth, and cold foam -- rather than requiring you to hold and angle a manual wand the way the Breville and De'Longhi do.

One spec worth flagging: 9-bar pump pressure is widely reported for the ES601 by third-party reviewers and retailers, but it wasn't stated as a listed spec on SharkNinja's own ES601 product page during this research, so it should be treated as commonly cited rather than manufacturer-confirmed in the material we could access. SharkNinja's page does confirm 1,650 watts at 120 volts and dimensions of roughly 15.75 x 15.24 x 20.51 inches, the largest footprint of the five machines here, which tracks with it also housing a drip coffee carafe.

Key Listed Features

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Built-in scale for weight-based dosing alongside a 25-setting conical burr grinder

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Barista Assist Technology offering grind-size and brew-adjustment guidance

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Hands-free Dual Froth System with 4 milk and foam presets

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3-in-1 functionality: portafilter espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew from one machine

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Is the milk frothing automatic or manual?

It's hands-free. The Dual Froth System steams and whisks milk automatically using one of four presets, rather than requiring you to hold and angle a manual steam wand.

Does it use a portafilter like the Breville and Gaggia, or is it fully automatic like the Philips?

It uses a real portafilter for espresso, with an assisted tamper to help produce a consistent tamp, so it sits closer to the semi-automatic machines in this guide than to Philips' fully automatic bean-to-cup design.