Core specification
The UK listing gives a 20-bar Italian pump, a 1350 W heating system, 220 V AC, a 1 L removable water tank and a 51mm portafilter with stainless steel single and double filters.
CASABREWSEspresso machines · CM5418
CASABREWS CM5418
CM5418
The CASABREWS CM5418 is a small, inexpensive semi-automatic espresso machine.
20 bar1350 W220 (AC) V
20 original reviews to read 4 video summaries Good to know
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At a glance
The CASABREWS CM5418 is a small, inexpensive semi-automatic espresso machine. It has a thermoblock heater, a 51mm portafilter with pressurised single and double baskets, a pressure gauge and a manual steam wand. It suits beginners moving on from pods who want real espresso and milk drinks in a small space: it heats in under a minute, the steam wand is strong for the price, and owners like the crema. The trade-offs are noise and vibration, basic accessories, no temperature adjustment, and pressurised baskets that limit control unless you add a bottomless portafilter. Some owners report faults such as dead gauges and leaks, and long-term durability is unproven. In the UK it is sold mainly through Amazon, in silver only.
Strengths
- Very compact (about 15 cm wide) and light, so it suits small kitchens
- Fast heat-up (about 40–50 seconds) and steam readiness in about 8–9 seconds in independent tests
- Owners consistently praise the espresso body and crema compared with pods and coffee shops
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- The steam wand is surprisingly powerful for the price
- Beginner-friendly, easy to clean, and seen as good value
Things to consider
- Supplied baskets are pressurised only; proper unpressurised shots need a new portafilter
- Noisy, with noticeable vibration when brewing and steaming
- Owners report faults: non-working pressure gauges, early failures and leaks after months of use
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- No temperature or pressure adjustment, an unmarked gauge, basic accessories, and quirks such as flushing before shots
- Limited UK retail presence: mainly Amazon, silver only
Who is it for, and who is it not for?
Good for
- First-time home espresso makers upgrading from pods on a budget
- Small kitchens, offices or other tight spaces
- Milk-drink lovers who want a capable steam wand at a low price
May not suit
- Enthusiasts who want temperature control, accurate pressure readings or unpressurised baskets out of the box
- Buyers who need a quiet machine or who put long-term reliability first
Before you buy
Good to know
What the features mean in everyday use.
Features claimed
CASABREWS claims PID temperature control, a fast-heating thermoblock, a built-in pressure gauge, low-pressure pre-infusion, programmable single and double shots, a cup warmer and overheating protection.
Manufacturer's claim · See source
Size
The machine is very compact: 31 x 15 x 30 cm (D x W x H) and 3.78 kg on the UK listing. TechRadar measured it at under 14 cm wide and calls it 'Great for tiny kitchens'.
Technical fact · See source
Baskets
Both supplied baskets are pressurised (dual-walled), and no single-walled basket is included. TechRadar notes that single-walled baskets are not sold for the stock portafilter, so moving to unpressurised shots means buying a new 51mm portafilter, for example a bottomless one.
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Measured performance
Independent UK tests measured heat-up at about 40–50 seconds and steam readiness at about 8–9 seconds. Espresso was about 80°C at the spouts, and noise was about 50 dB at 1 metre while pulling shots.
Pressure claim
Coffee Blog UK calls the 20-bar figure marketing. The gauge has no bar markings, and the over-pressure valve is set to around 15 bar according to Casabrews. The UK listing itself says the machine targets 9-bar extraction.
Espresso quality
Most buyers whose reviews were read praise the espresso, especially its body and crema, and often compare it favourably with pod machines, earlier machines or coffee shops. Several say results depend on freshly ground beans and dialling in.
Steam wand
Owners and both UK reviewers find the steam wand surprisingly powerful for the price. Owners also say it takes practice to get good microfoam.
User experience · See source
- CASABREWS CM5418 Espresso Machine, Barista Coffee Machine with Milk Frother | 20 Bar Pump … (Amazon.co.uk)
- CASABREWS CM5418 product page (casabrews.com)
- The Casabrews CM5418 is a small but mighty espresso machine for the casual coffee lover (TechRadar)
- Casabrews Espresso Machine Review: Better Than Sage or De’Longhi? (Coffee Blog UK)
Noise and vibration
Several owners report that the machine is noisy and vibrates a lot when brewing and steaming, enough that cups can move on the drip tray. TechRadar also found the basket loud.
Reliability
Owners report several faults: a pressure gauge that did not work from new, a first unit that broke, water and steam leaking through the group head after about six months, and the shot not pouring with high gauge pressure after a year. Other owners report fault-free use for 18 months to a few years. The store's own AI review summary describes reliability as mixed.
Value
Buyers and TechRadar (Value 5/5) see it as good value for an entry-level espresso machine.
Limitations for enthusiasts
Brew temperature, pull time and pressure cannot be fine-tuned. The stock tamper and portafilter are basic, and owners describe the build as mostly plastic.
Dialling in
A forum user with a blade-type grinder could not get a sensible brew ratio with the stock pressurised double basket. The double shot ran about 75 g in 30 seconds, and the forum admin blamed the grinder. Upgrading to a bottomless portafilter is a common recommendation among owners.
UK availability
In the UK the CM5418 is sold mainly on Amazon.co.uk by CASABREWS (dispatched by Amazon), in silver only. Argos and Currys searches returned no CASABREWS products. The brand's own site prices in USD.
Newer model
Amazon UK flags a newer model, the CASABREWS 5418 PRO, which has a faster heating system and costs more.
Technical fact · See source
Applies to the model family
Ease of use
First-time espresso makers find it simple to set up, quick to heat and easy to clean. TechRadar rates it 'Incredibly beginner friendly'.
Workflow quirks
Owners mention running hot water for about 8 seconds before pulling a shot, as Casabrews recommends. They also mention water coming out of the steam wand when switching to steaming or while pouring coffee.
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Size
The machine is very compact: 31 x 15 x 30 cm (D x W x H) and 3.78 kg on the UK listing. TechRadar measured it at under 14 cm wide and calls it 'Great for tiny kitchens'.
Technical fact · See source
Baskets
Both supplied baskets are pressurised (dual-walled), and no single-walled basket is included. TechRadar notes that single-walled baskets are not sold for the stock portafilter, so moving to unpressurised shots means buying a new 51mm portafilter, for example a bottomless one.
Measured performance
Independent UK tests measured heat-up at about 40–50 seconds and steam readiness at about 8–9 seconds. Espresso was about 80°C at the spouts, and noise was about 50 dB at 1 metre while pulling shots.
Pressure claim
Coffee Blog UK calls the 20-bar figure marketing. The gauge has no bar markings, and the over-pressure valve is set to around 15 bar according to Casabrews. The UK listing itself says the machine targets 9-bar extraction.
Espresso quality
Most buyers whose reviews were read praise the espresso, especially its body and crema, and often compare it favourably with pod machines, earlier machines or coffee shops. Several say results depend on freshly ground beans and dialling in.
Steam wand
Owners and both UK reviewers find the steam wand surprisingly powerful for the price. Owners also say it takes practice to get good microfoam.
User experience · See source
- CASABREWS CM5418 Espresso Machine, Barista Coffee Machine with Milk Frother | 20 Bar Pump … (Amazon.co.uk)
- CASABREWS CM5418 product page (casabrews.com)
- The Casabrews CM5418 is a small but mighty espresso machine for the casual coffee lover (TechRadar)
- Casabrews Espresso Machine Review: Better Than Sage or De’Longhi? (Coffee Blog UK)
Noise and vibration
Several owners report that the machine is noisy and vibrates a lot when brewing and steaming, enough that cups can move on the drip tray. TechRadar also found the basket loud.
Reliability
Owners report several faults: a pressure gauge that did not work from new, a first unit that broke, water and steam leaking through the group head after about six months, and the shot not pouring with high gauge pressure after a year. Other owners report fault-free use for 18 months to a few years. The store's own AI review summary describes reliability as mixed.
Value
Buyers and TechRadar (Value 5/5) see it as good value for an entry-level espresso machine.
Limitations for enthusiasts
Brew temperature, pull time and pressure cannot be fine-tuned. The stock tamper and portafilter are basic, and owners describe the build as mostly plastic.
Dialling in
A forum user with a blade-type grinder could not get a sensible brew ratio with the stock pressurised double basket. The double shot ran about 75 g in 30 seconds, and the forum admin blamed the grinder. Upgrading to a bottomless portafilter is a common recommendation among owners.
UK availability
In the UK the CM5418 is sold mainly on Amazon.co.uk by CASABREWS (dispatched by Amazon), in silver only. Argos and Currys searches returned no CASABREWS products. The brand's own site prices in USD.
Newer model
Amazon UK flags a newer model, the CASABREWS 5418 PRO, which has a faster heating system and costs more.
Technical fact · See source
Applies to the model family
Ease of use
First-time espresso makers find it simple to set up, quick to heat and easy to clean. TechRadar rates it 'Incredibly beginner friendly'.
Workflow quirks
Owners mention running hot water for about 8 seconds before pulling a shot, as Casabrews recommends. They also mention water coming out of the steam wand when switching to steaming or while pouring coffee.
User experience
What do reviews say?
See the common points first, then read the original reviews yourself.
Summarised from the 22 reviews we read. A review can mention several points, so the theme counts can add up to more than 22.
Owners mostly praise the espresso: full-bodied shots with real crema, often compared to coffee-shop drinks and a big step up from pods. They like the compact size, looks and quick heat-up. Beginners find it easy to use and clean, and many call it great value. The steam wand is strong but takes practice. The main complaint is noise and vibration. Some report faults, such as a dead pressure gauge, an early failure, or leaks and flow problems after months of use, while others report trouble-free use for years. Enthusiasts note the lack of temperature or pressure control and a few quirks, such as flushing before shots. A bottomless portafilter and a good grinder are often recommended.
What buyers like
- Espresso tastes rich with good crema; better than pods, the owner's previous machine or local coffee shops19 reviews
- Compact, stylish and fits small kitchens11 reviews
- Good value for the money10 reviews
- Powerful steam wand, though it takes practice5 reviews
- Easy for first-time espresso makers to set up and use4 reviews
- Heats up quickly3 reviews
- Ran without issues for 18 months to a few years2 reviews
Common complaints
- Noisy, with a lot of vibration during brewing and steaming4 reviews
- Reliability problems: dead pressure gauge, early failure, leaks or blocked flow over time4 reviews
- Lacks fine control over temperature, pressure or shot parameters2 reviews
- Needs a hot-water flush before shots; water comes out when switching to steam1 review
- Mostly plastic build and basic accessories1 review
How was this summary made?
Summarised from 22 reviews. The summary is drawn from opinions that recur in the reviews read; each theme shows how many reviews mention it. These counts are not a rate and do not apply to every unit.
Counted on two pages. Amazon.co.uk /dp/B0CC4NVW32: 14 unique texts (4 duplicates removed; two more page loads showed the same set; review lists need sign-in). casabrews.com/products/cm5418 Bazaarvoice JSON-LD: 8 texts (brand store, mostly US buyers). No rating-only entries. Amazon's AI summary was used only as a cross-check.
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T*** T*** 5/5 4 July 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
I’ve been using the Casabrews CM5418 daily for about 2–3 weeks to make espresso and milk drinks (mainly cappuccinos and lattes). … Espresso quality is surprisingly good once dialled in. With fresh beans and a medium-fine grind, it produces a decent crema and a strong, smooth shot. It’s not café-level, but it is clearly a step above pod machines and instant coffee. … Downsides: * Mostly plastic build (feels budget but not fragile) * Steam wand takes practice * Included accessories are basic * Not ideal if you want full barista control …
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A*** C*** 5/5 2 August 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
Honestly didn’t know what to expect from this , first time I have tried making espresso myself at home. It’s brilliant . Simple to use , looks great, doesn’t take up a lot of room and produces lovely espresso. It heats up in seconds and is very easy to clean. …
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S*** 5/5 6 August 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
I’ve had this Casabrews machine on my kitchen counter for a year and a half now, and it’s been brilliant as a daily driver. … - Durability & Build: The materials feel surprisingly solid for the price point, and it’s proven to be a proper workhorse. It warms up quickly and hasn't given me a single issue in the last 18 months I've owned it. … - Steam Wand: Surprisingly powerful for a compact machine at this price point. …
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M*** P*** W*** 3/5 2 October 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
Decent coffee, albeit a lot of vibration when making espresso and steaming milk (the mug I use to catch drips vibrates off the platform when steaming milk). After six months it's started to play up and leaks water/steam through the espresso head when using the steam wand. Also when making espresso the steam wand drips even though it's tightly closed. I will be looking to get it fixed/replaced under the warranty.
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m*** 4/5 20 May 2024 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
Bought this to replace a Delonghi machine which wasn’t working as well. This has a good pressure to make a good espresso. My only gripes with it are its noisy and vibrates quite a bit. The steamer for the milk takes a bit of getting used to. … Update - had this over a year and still noisy. … Starting to have an issue with it not pouring out and going up to a high pressure on the gauge, but this might be due more to my impatience at using the machine. Still happy with it.
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S*** D*** C*** 5/5 24 October 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
Very good machine produces a perfect coffee. Fits into a small space. Tendency to vibrate when decanting. Would recommend a cloth or such like to place under
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P*** 5/5 13 October 2026 Amazon Colour Name: A-silver
I recently bought a very similar machine from another brand and we stopped using it because the coffee had no body, no cream at the top. This one does. It's stylish, you can programme the one and two cup coffee length, and the coffee comes out very warm, and with cream on top. One small thing to take into account: the buttons beep when you press them, but they're not too loud.
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A*** C*** 5/5 No date Amazon Review with images
I’m a professional barista, this coffee machine is perfect for home. Make sure buy the bottom less porta filter.
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W*** C*** 5/5 31 October 2025 Amazon Reviewed in the Netherlands
I'm in love! A week ago, I lived in the coffee gutters of society, drinking pour-over coffee that just didn't satisfy me. Today, I have a professional level cappuccino within reach. … visually beautiful, compact, sturdy, and minimal, which is exactly what I wanted. … P.s. A quality grinder set to an appropriate espresso grind is also crucial to success.
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K*** N*** 4/5 14 September 2026 Amazon Reviewed in Belgium; Colour Name: A-silver
Très bien mais un peu bruyante et beaucoup de vibrations
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C*** R*** 5/5 22 November 2025 Amazon Reviewed in Spain; Colour Name: A-silver
Estoy realmente satisfecha con esta cafetera. Desde el primer uso, me impresionó la calidad del café: el aroma es intenso, la crema es perfecta … Tuve un pequeño inconveniente con la primera unidad, ya que se estropeó, pero la experiencia de postventa con Amazon fue impecable …
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l*** a*** 5/5 9 October 2026 Amazon Reviewed in France; Colour Name: A-silver
Comme première machine à café c est super! Ça fait le job demande! Et pour prendre des bonne habitudes et se faire la main c est une superbe machine.
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k*** 5/5 4 August 2024 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
I was surprised at how well this espresso machine works!! The espresso tastes great! It's very smooth and well made. The steam wand actually works very well too. You can even learn how to make latte art with it! …
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A*** 4/5 7 March 2025 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
I bought this machine a week ago, it arrived yesterday and it's quite amazing! I made my second latte this morning and it is just as good as the coffee my favorite local espresso shop makes! …
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T*** 5/5 23 July 2024 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
Love love love this machine, easy to operate & makes really good creamy espressos, I literally don’t want to go to the coffee shops anytime soon!
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M*** T*** 5/5 14 April 2025 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
While this unit lacks fine tuning controls for parameters like temperature, pull time, and pressure, it more than makes up for that by pulling consistent shots at an incredible cost. The unit is also compact, taking up less counter space than most standard…
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S*** 5/5 24 June 2025 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
I have been very happy with this machine. It has lasted for a few years without any issues and brews a very tasty espresso..
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L*** 5/5 11 June 2025 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review; headline 'Cheap, sturdy, compact and good'
Amazing budget machine would recommend
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J*** C*** 5/5 5 May 2024 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
I’ve worked as a Barista, on and off, for over 25 years and I honestly could not be more impressed with this machine. For the price, I was really skeptical that it would be able to deliver quality shots and steaming capability, but this thing is amazing! Literally, the first shot I pulled was nearly perfect and after dialing in the grind a little on the Casabrews grinder, the next shot was spot on. Steaming the milk was a breeze …
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M*** p*** 3/5 22 February 2025 casabrews.com casabrews.com brand store review (colour not stated)
This makes very good espresso for the money. However, you do need to run hot water for about 8 seconds (as recommended by Casabrews) before pulling a shot. In addition, when you go to steam/froth your milk of choice, a fair amount of hot water comes out …
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4 videos · Timestamped summary
YouTube · Review
Casabrews CM5418 Review. New Best Budget Espresso Machine?
The Casabrews CM5418 is a budget-friendly espresso machine that closely resembles the De'Longhi Dedica Arte in appearance and capability. It offers impressive steam wand performance and makes decent espresso, especially if upgraded with standard non-pressurised baskets. However, the machine vibrates considerably during extraction and lacks a genuine three-way solenoid valve.
Key moments
- 02:55The machine heats up in about 50 seconds, though running a blank shot beforehand is recommended for temperature consistency.
- 04:09The vibration pump causes the unit to shake noticeably, which can make cups move across the drip tray.
- 06:04The steam wand provides impressive power for its price point and is remarkably easy to clean without milk sticking.
More key moments (3)
- 07:16It lacks a three-way solenoid valve, meaning pressure releases slowly and the portafilter can sneeze if opened too quickly.
- 08:48Using freshly ground beans with a compatible standard basket produces a much better espresso than pre-ground coffee in pressurised baskets.
- 11:02It delivers similar performance to the De'Longhi Dedica Arte at a lower price, making it great value for money.
YouTube · Review
Casabrews CM5418 Review | Can a Budget Espresso Machine Pull Great Shots? (Tips & Hacks)
The Casabrews CM5418 is a compact and affordable entry-level espresso machine that features pre-infusion and an integrated pressure gauge. While straight espresso shots from the stock pressurised basket can taste somewhat bland and bitter, it works well for milk-based drinks. With a few affordable upgrades, such as a non-pressurised basket and a proper grinder, it can produce genuinely impressive coffee.
Key moments
- 00:23The build quality is decent for a budget machine, and it has proved durable over two years of use.
- 00:55The portafilter features a plastic spout and is not designed for easy basket swapping.
- 01:30It includes helpful features such as pre-infusion and a pressure gauge.
More key moments (3)
- 01:45The single-hole steam wand is not particularly powerful, though it is adequate for home use and can dispense hot water.
- 02:56Espresso brewed with the stock pressurised basket tastes a bit bland and bitter when drunk straight.
- 05:53Upgrading to a non-pressurised basket and better puck prep dramatically improves shot texture, crema, and flavour.
YouTube · Review
Full in-home Review: Casabrews Espresso Machine (CM5418)
The CASABREWS CM5418 is an inexpensive, beginner-friendly semi-automatic espresso machine that delivers surprisingly good espresso with appealing crema. However, it suffers from a lightweight, tippy build, awkward steam wand placement, and finicky shot programming. It represents great value for beginners or small spaces, though users will still need to purchase accessories like a decent grinder and a milk jug.
Key moments
- 01:07Does not come with a milk frothing jug, requiring a separate purchase
- 03:30Pressurised dual-wall filter baskets artificially build pressure, allowing beginners to easily get good results and foamy crema
- 04:31Tight portafilter fit combined with a lightweight body causes the machine to tip when twisting the handle in
More key moments (3)
- 05:00Produces thick, rich espresso that tastes surprisingly good for a budget machine
- 06:05Programming the shot volume can be finicky and glitchy, sometimes requiring the unit to be unplugged to reset
- 08:08Steam wand rests outside the drip tray line and has awkward knob placement, making it prone to messes and accidental scalds
YouTube · Review
CASABREWS CM5418 Compact Espresso Machine - Review 2026
The Casabrews CM5418 is a compact, entry-level semi-automatic espresso machine well suited to small spaces and beginners thanks to its narrow footprint and forgiving pressurised baskets. However, it relies on a single heating system, meaning you cannot brew and steam simultaneously, and the milk frothing wand is relatively slow. It also suffers from vibration that can shift lighter cups and lacks a three-way solenoid valve, leaving wetter coffee pucks.
Key moments
- 00:46The machine has a narrow footprint of approximately 5.5 inches wide, making it suitable for limited counter space
- 01:27Pump vibration can cause lightweight espresso cups to shift around on the drip tray during extraction
- 02:10Includes pressurised filter baskets that are forgiving with pre-ground coffee and inconsistent grinds
More key moments (3)
- 04:23Milk steaming is relatively slow, taking two to three minutes for larger volumes of milk
- 04:36A single heating system prevents simultaneous brewing and steaming, requiring wait times and cool-down procedures between drinks
- 05:43Lacks a three-way pressure release valve, causing dripping after brewing and leaving wet coffee pucks
Video summaries and timestamps were taken from the videos with AI (Gemini); the video itself is the source.
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Preliminary infoAlternatives named in the research that have no page here yet:
- CASABREWS 5418 PRO: Amazon UK lists it as the newer version of this machine, with a faster heating system; it costs more.
- CASABREWS 3700 Essential: A cheaper CASABREWS espresso machine with a larger 1.3L tank, sold on Amazon UK.
- De'Longhi Dedica Arte: The usual comparison for a slim espresso machine. Coffee Blog UK says De'Longhi has the reliability edge, at a higher price.
What it has
Specifications
Technical information with its source.
- Pump pressure
- 20 bar Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Extraction pressure (stated)
- Optimal 9-bar extraction bar Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Power
- 1350 W Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Voltage
- 220 (AC) V Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Water tank capacity
- 1, removable L Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Portafilter size
- 51 mm Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Filter baskets
- Stainless steel one-cup and two-cup filters (both pressurised / dual-walled) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Heating system
- Fast heating thermoblock Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
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- Temperature control
- PID intelligent temperature control (not user-adjustable) Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Pressure gauge
- Built-in (gauge face has no bar markings) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Operation mode
- Semi-automatic, button controls Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Shot options
- Single and double shot, programmable volume Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Pre-infusion
- Low-pressure pre-infusion Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Steam wand
- Manual milk frother steam wand Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Cup warmer
- Yes, top tray Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Safety features
- Overheating protection Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Drip tray
- Removable Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Dimensions (D x W x H)
- 31 x 15 x 30 cm Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Weight
- 3.78 kg Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Material / finish
- Brushed stainless steel; stainless steel exterior finish Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- In the box
- Espresso machine with milk frother, 51mm portafilter, one-cup filter, two-cup filter, detachable water tank, tamper with spoon, instruction manual Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Warranty
- 2 years per the Amazon UK item details (casabrews.com states 1 year) Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Country of origin
- China Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Colours available in the UK
- Silver only on Amazon UK (the brand site also lists Sapphire Blue, Pastel Green, Beige, Black in USD) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
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- Water tank capacity
- 1, removable L Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Portafilter size
- 51 mm Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Filter baskets
- Stainless steel one-cup and two-cup filters (both pressurised / dual-walled) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Heating system
- Fast heating thermoblock Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Temperature control
- PID intelligent temperature control (not user-adjustable) Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Pressure gauge
- Built-in (gauge face has no bar markings) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Operation mode
- Semi-automatic, button controls Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Shot options
- Single and double shot, programmable volume Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Pre-infusion
- Low-pressure pre-infusion Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Steam wand
- Manual milk frother steam wand Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Cup warmer
- Yes, top tray Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Safety features
- Overheating protection Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Drip tray
- Removable Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Dimensions (D x W x H)
- 31 x 15 x 30 cm Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Weight
- 3.78 kg Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Material / finish
- Brushed stainless steel; stainless steel exterior finish Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- In the box
- Espresso machine with milk frother, 51mm portafilter, one-cup filter, two-cup filter, detachable water tank, tamper with spoon, instruction manual Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Warranty
- 2 years per the Amazon UK item details (casabrews.com states 1 year) Manufacturer's claim · amazon.co.uk
- Country of origin
- China Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
- Colours available in the UK
- Silver only on Amazon UK (the brand site also lists Sapphire Blue, Pastel Green, Beige, Black in USD) Technical fact · amazon.co.uk
Where to buy
Where to buy
Check the variant and seller together with the price.
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CASABREWS on Amazon.co.uk (dispatched by Amazon)
£149.99
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CASABREWS on Amazon.co.uk (dispatched by Amazon)
£139.18
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jkdesigndiy (private seller on eBay UK)
£129.99
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Sources and method
Where the information comes from, by type; each finding also links its own source.
Store (7)
- CASABREWS CM5418 Espresso Machine, Barista Coffee Machine with Milk Frother | 20 Bar Pump … (Amazon.co.uk)
- Amazon.co.uk search: casabrews cm5418
- CASABREWS CM5418 with 51mm ESE Filter (Amazon.co.uk bundle listing)
- CASABREWS CM5418 Espresso Machine, Barista Coffee Machine with Milk Frother (eBay UK listing)
- eBay UK search: casabrews cm5418
- Amazon.co.uk mobile product page for B0CC4NVW32
- Amazon.co.uk product page B0CC4NVW32 (th=1&psc=1)
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