Krups Expresso XP5620

A sensibly priced manual espresso machine with a mess-avoiding tamper system.

Quick coffee, with little fuss and zero mess

While the presence of coffee shops on the High Street continues to grow, we still need a means of providing our favourite beverage in the home.

I bought the above version of this coffee machine from John Lewis. It is essentially the same machine with a few cosmetic differences.Amazing machine, makes great coffee. Easy to use, not to messy. Used coffee ejects easily from the coffee holder by...

Bought this to replace our second Delonghi Magnifica, both of which made decent coffee, but expired just after the guarantee ran out.The Krups makes a far superior espresso, for very little extra effort. We both drink doubles, and the grounds empty...

The Which review says "The portafilter has an eject button to help make removing the grounds easier after each use. However, while this pushes the cake to the top of the portafilter it doesn't simply fall out, so you'll still have to remove some of the...

My mistake, I was reading the screen names, not the posting date.All reviews are recent and refer to this model...

We had problems with the milk frother. The metal pipe attaches to the plastic nozzle with a screw thread. This wore out and steam started to escape from the join. Krups replaced the machine but a few weeks later the same thing happened. A shame,...

We purchased this machine to replace our six year old Krups which was similar in design. The coffee is great, the auto tamping works well as does the milk frother. It is easier to clean than our previous model. The instructions recommend preheating...

It warms up in no time, it tamps the coffee for you, it stops automatically if you leave home in a hurry and forget to do so and the steam nozzle is brilliant and simple to clean.