Black Friday 2026: espresso machines

Nearly every espresso machine is "on sale" all year round. The shop names a list price, strikes it through and puts a lower number beside it. That percentage only describes the gap between two figures the seller picked.

On Black Friday that gap often gets wider, not the price lower. A machine that was already on sale for the same amount in October is no cheaper on Black Friday, however high the struck-through price beside it.

We measure the price of every machine in this list daily, at every shop we track, and we keep those measurements. So in November we can show not only what a machine costs now, but what it cost in October, before the sales began.

That answers a question no webshop answers: is this price lower than in October, or is it the usual price wearing a new label? We also say so when a price is the lowest we have ever seen for that machine.

What we will not do is claim espresso machines are cheapest in November. That is a statement about a pattern, and you only see a pattern after measuring across several years. We have not been measuring that long.

What we do see is each machine on its own: what it cost in October, how low it has been, and where today sits against that. Enough to decide whether to buy or wait, and more than a shop will tell you.

You can check an offer without this page. It takes two minutes and works for any product, not just espresso machines.