Ninja Luxe Pro 3-in-1 Coffee Machine, Latte, Cappuccino, Cold Brew & Espresso Maker With Built in Bean Grinder & Milk Frother, Easy to Use, 5 Automated Froth Presets, Silver, ES701UK

A wonderful coffee machine! The coffee that it produces tastes absolutely amazing every single time and I am so happy that I can finally make cafe standard iced coffees at home.It makes a variety of sized drinks including an option for a quad coffee shot for those who want to be extra caffeinated.I feel that it is also very good value for money, even when comparing with machines of a similar price none of them have the amount of features as this one.Most importantly of all it is easy to both use and maintain, i much prefer the milk jug to a separate milk tank as it is much easier to keep clean without having to worry about spoiled milk.I would highly recommend this machine for anyone looking to buy a coffee machine or upgrade their current one.

Only had it a few days but already one of our all time favourite bits of kitchen tech. Fantastic coffee and so easy to use.

What a machine!! Love it! Arrived today, fast delivery, and no issues. Makes perfect coffees every time. If your a coffee addict like my self. You won't regret it.

When I first got the Coffee Machine, I was buzzing. It looked promising, packed with features that seemed tailored for coffee lovers who enjoy a bit of tech and finesse in their brew. Sadly, one week in, and the love affair has completely fizzled out.Let’s talk about the milk steamer. On day one, it was creamy, velvety, everything I hoped for. Now? It just warms the milk. Frothing has disappeared completely, no matter what setting I choose — it’s like the machine gave up on even trying.Then there's the fancy feature that “adapts to your coffee grind based on the bean type.” Sounds great in theory… but in practice, it’s chaotic. The grind recommendation keeps changing unpredictably, and the amount of coffee it grinds varies each time. I once selected a quad shot and got a sad little pour that barely covered the bottom of my cup.All the flashy features that convinced me to go for this model? Turns out, they’re more gimmick than game-changer. It feels like a product that focused more on marketing than performance.Really disappointed. For the price and the hype, I expected consistency, not disappointmentsat the firstbweek.

Very happy with it , takes a bit of time to get to know all the settings , now have the machine dialled in to the perfect cuppa

Relatively simple to use. Helpful support people. However, I struggled to use the 4 shot lux basket as it refused to grind enough coffee. Video call support, so they could see exactly what I was doing. Sent replacement parts, same result. After wasting a huge amount of time of coffee they suggested I return it for a full refund. I eventually found an independent guide which, very briefly suggested an extra step that the guide, videos and support people missed. You need to also select “quad” as a further option, despite the machine recognising the basket.The drip tray is frustratingly too small and often overflows. I suspect some regular used parts are out of stock, like the water filter.The coffee made is good. It appears to be excellent value relative to other machines which either do less or cost much more. Overall, I am happy but it could be so much better. The milk steamer wand is always needing cleaning : it should be insulated so the milk doesn’t bake on. The drip tray needs to have much higher capacity.

Well I’ve had many coffee machines the latest one only a few months ago which was the Phillips machine but I’ve got to hand it to the ninja far superior machine once you get your correct strength that you like mmm takes a few coffees it brilliant perfect coffeeevery time even my husband is enjoying using it to make me my morning coffee I’d recommend to every one it’s perfect

Fantastic coffee machine! Just like visiting a real café. The only thing letting it down is that Ninja doesn’t include the (necessary) knock box which feels like they are being a bit cheap - when you’re spending £500, it feels like being nickel-and-dimed.