De'Longhi
De'Longhi is an Italian small appliance manufacturer based in Treviso whose products include espresso machines alongside heaters, air conditioners and kitchen appliances. It also owns the Swiss espresso machine maker Eversys.
- Headquarters
- Treviso, Italy
- Founded
- 1902
- Official site
- delonghi.com
De'Longhi models we've reviewed
Our top-rated De'Longhi is the De'Longhi Magnifica Start: the entry-level lattecrema automatic, 78/100.
78/100De'Longhi Magnifica Start
The entry-level LatteCrema automatic
A compact bean-to-cup machine that makes balanced espresso and silky milk foam at the press of a touch button. Expect a loud grinder, a factory shot that needs shortening and a few settings that take the manual to find.
Price $799.95
75/100De'Longhi La Specialista Maestro
The wand-and-carafe all-in-one
A big, steel all-in-one that grinds, tamps and froths milk for you, and pulls balanced, crema-topped espresso once the grind and dose are set. It is large, busy to look at and expensive, and it rewards a household that uses it every day.
Price $1,399
74/100De'Longhi Dinamica
The iced-coffee automatic
A compact bean-to-cup machine that makes smooth, hot espresso and an iced coffee that is not watered down. The milk is your job, on a short manual wand that suits a latte better than a cappuccino.
Price $899
73/100De'Longhi Eletta Explore
The two-carafe automatic
A touchscreen super-automatic that makes rich, sweet espresso and thick hot milk foam at the press of a button, with a cold side few rivals offer. It only earns its price if you will use the iced drinks and can live with a second carafe.
Price $1,499.95
69/100De'Longhi Magnifica Evo
The value bean-to-cup
A fairly priced automatic that grinds fresh and makes good, consistent espresso at the press of a button. Expect a loud grinder, settings hidden behind button holds, and milk parts that need washing by hand every day.
Price $549.95
69/100De'Longhi La Specialista Touch
The guided dark-roast all-in-one
A touchscreen all-in-one that coaches a beginner to smooth, balanced shots and froths the milk on its own. It suits darker beans; the grinder is too coarse-stepped for light roasts and its burrs cannot be reached for cleaning.
Price $799.95
66/100De'Longhi La Specialista Arte Evo
The wide-stepped all-in-one
A compact grinder-and-machine combo that gets a beginner to rich, steady espresso quickly and steams milk with real force. The built-in grinder has few steps, and the build has flaws you may end up fixing yourself.
Price $699
65/100De'Longhi Rivelia
The two-hopper automatic
A compact bean-to-cup machine for a household that drinks more than one kind of bean, with widely liked espresso and easy upkeep. The milk comes out warm, not hot, and the screen lies flat on top.
Price $999.95
56/100De'Longhi Stilosa
The steel-boiler budget starter
A very cheap way into real espresso, built around a stainless steel boiler that is rare at this price. The cup depends almost entirely on your grinder and your attention, and everything around the boiler is light plastic.
Price $194.95