A capable home espresso machine just got cheaper, and the timing is deliberate.
As of June 15, Amazon has the Breville Barista Touch listed at $749.95 — down from its $999.95 list price. Price-tracking data shows this is the lowest it has sold for since the end of 2025. The discount arrives about a week before Prime Day, a pattern retailers and Amazon itself have leaned into: surface deals early to capture buyers who won't wait. The machine includes a built-in conical burr grinder with dose control, a low-pressure pre-infusion system, digital temperature control, a ThermoJet heater that hits extraction temperature in roughly three seconds, and an automatic steam wand. A touchscreen interface lets you save up to eight drink presets.
At $750, the Barista Touch sits in a competitive bracket — above entry-level single-boiler machines but below the semi-professional tier. For buyers who want grind-to-cup automation without a separate grinder purchase, that bundled setup carries real value. The preset system also lowers the learning curve significantly compared to manual espresso workflow.
Whether this price holds through Prime Day or dips further is the actual question worth asking. Historically, Breville machines do see additional cuts during the event itself — so anyone not in a rush might benefit from waiting a few more days.