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Tuesday, Sep 23
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Features
- Don't compromise on third wave specialty coffee. Achieve barista quality performance using a 54mm portafilter with 19 grams for full flavor and an automatic steam wand for milk texturing, delivering handsfree microfoam at the right temperature
- Automatic Microfoam Milk Texturing: The automatic steam wand allows you to adjust the milk temperature and texture to suit your taste. Delivering Barista quality microfoam that enhances flavor and enables creation of latte art.
- Faster Heat Up Time: Innovative thermojet heating system achieves the optimum extraction temperature in 3 seconds; Ready to make your best coffee without the wait.
- Low pressure pre infusion: Low pressure pre infusion gradually increases pressure at the start and helps ensure all the flavors are drawn out evenly during the extraction for a balanced tasting cup
- Espresso Machine with precise extraction: Digital temperature control (PID) delivers water at precisely the right temperature ensuring optimal Espresso extraction
- Settings: Control Panel; 1 or 2 Cups; Steam Button; Adjustable milk temperature and texture level
- Warranty: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 1560 Watts; Voltage: 110 to 120 Volts
Description
Breville Bambino Espresso Machine BES450BSS, Brushed Stainless Steel.
Brand: Breville
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 13.7"D x 6.3"W x 12"H
Special Feature: Manual
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Brand: Breville
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 13.7"D x 6.3"W x 12"H
Special Feature: Manual
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Style: Casual
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso
Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Home
Exterior Finish: Stainless Steel
Included Components: Filter
Operation Mode: Semi-Automatic
Voltage: 120 Volts
Model Name: the Bambino® Brushed Stainless Steel
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacture Year: 2022
Global Trade Identification Number: 69
Manufacturer: Breville
UPC: 021614803269
Item Weight: 10.9 pounds
Item model number: BES450BSS1BUS1
Date First Available: May 17, 2022
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Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Thisis a great little expresso maker. It does a better job with already ground coffee than my fancy and expensive Rancilio machine and grinder. I guess I did not not have pro talent for the more elaborate set up, and am much better off with the Bambino. It is also much faster to use than to do it "by hand." The only advice I would offer is the following. When you first turn it on it is set up for a cleaning cycle. You cannot avoid this and if you interrupt it part way it will just start offer. In this cleaning cycle there are several repeated flushings of the head, and then of the wand. Do not be alarmed that it is malfunctioning and halt the process by unplugging, etc. Let it finish.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I love this little espresso maker; it is extremely easy to use. It heats up very quickly, which expedites the preparation of the drink. One of the best aspects of the machine is the small footprint, compared to a full-size machine. If you love espresso but want to save money and produce a higher-quality product, the Bambino will quickly pay for itself in saved money at the drive-through window. It produces a high-quality product and doesn't require a whole coffee shop's worth of accoutrements. I recently made a drink for my son, and he said, "This is way better than any Starbucks drink!" A genuine compliment from an adolescent. Things to know: There is no off switch. Once you stop using it, it will turn itself off, but to turn it on, press both of the espresso buttons at once (one cup and two cup buttons). The machine comes with four different sizes and types of filter baskets. Be aware that one of these baskets is already in the portafilter. I couldn't figure out how to fit the portafilter into the machine because it was not evident that one of the baskets was already in; that was maddening! It's extremely easy to use, and numerous videos are available online to guide you through the machine's operation.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Shopper 22
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
The media could not be loaded. Well, allow me to say, this is the first machine I have had since the 1980s was it and that one Hoovered. Finally tried a unit, one of the many seemingly all variants of the same 51mm units. I had to send it back because, while very nice at the price point I feel it (and they) are probably best - and aimed at - milk coffee drinks and not actually espresso. Some, seems all similar did, have something the Bambino lacks - more metal. In feel (if there is such a thing) they, or at least mine - felt substantially more robust. It felt actually like better quality. But I couldn't adjust the water and couldn't get enough coffee in the portafilter. Maybe, some other options would fit the 51mm unit. I couldn't confirm it. This unit has a lot of plastic in it including the group head. BUT! It can adjust/learn pump-run time (adjust the water volume indirectly). The temperature is non adjustable. But I don't think water temp (as long as it is very near boiling) is really a variable most home espresso drinkers would benefit from - especially the beginners and novices. With the thermocoil design I understand it has, it heats in like 3 literal seconds. Steam is good (but I drink simple espresso so I am honestly not much help in evaluating that part). The wand has good articulation. I do like that Breville is big enough that plenty of 54mm baskets, portafilters, screens and papers are available - including bottomless. While I do like the unit's function and it has everything I wanted, it does feel cheap for the value proposition. I don't think it will hold up well for the length of time I keep appliances. It might. But, I do worry that the fact it knows how long it has been powered up/plugged in - makes me wonder if Breville embedded a count-down timer to planned obsolescence. I hope not, but the manual is clear in disclosure that it's recording usage data. I added a picture of three pucks/cakes (whatever term you like) within the first 24hours of receipt. The two dark ones were with pre-ground 6 month old (or longer) coffee and the third was with Folgers Classic drip grind. Yes, I do wish the entire Breville line was built on a standard 58mm group head (I do prefer a thinner cake per dose). And I do worry if it has an internal count-down to death timer and if the plastic will hold up. Edit: (added a bottomless portafilter and IMS basket) They -- finally -- came today. While these are aftermarket non-Breville parts, I added a video of a shot. (Replaced that because it was a little dark - new video has a little spurt - welcome to aftermarket bottomless portafilters. It happens sometimes) I don't claim to be an expert since it's been 35, idk 40ish years since I have had an espresso machine. I'm just now re-learning how to do it (or learning this machine); but, since I detest coffee snobs who discourage much more than they impress, I wanted to share. No, I'm sure it's not "perfect" but with this machine you really have potential without having to sell a kidney to pay for it (oops, I hope that doesn't violate 'community standards'. I might add some other still pictures later if anyone cares. Not a knock on the OEM portafilter & basket but I do prefer the aftermarket rimless basket because it is possible to make a larger diameter and thinner puck (ceteris paribus). The coffee in the shot was Lavazza Crema e Aroma which I guess from the "use by" was 3 months old. And, yes I prefer some blend of robusto (anywhere between 1/3rd and 2/3rds). If you would like to try your hand at espresso without variable overload and/or no room to experiment, then this machine is a pretty good starter. Edit 2: I added a picture of the IMS basket (2 pucks). Why? Well, so you could compare to the first picture where the stock Breville rimmed basket was used. Really there are only about 2 point. The stock basket has a rim (grips inside the portafilter great) and because the walls have draft - the pucks pop out easy. The downside is, that same taper that turns loose of the post brew coffee is less forgiving on volume of coffee powder. A light dose is hard to tamp and a large one won't fit or gets up into the shower head they call it. The aftermarket I chose is rimless so it tamps better. Not having a taper/draft-walled, your puck can be thinner for the same dose and there are more holes. So, you get more variables to dial in. The downside is, the pucks will eject in their entirety, you just might need an extra whack. The combo of bottomless & basket seems to be a trade-off. I seem to get more Crema and a rare spurt (see the video). So far, spurts have been rare. It's no defect, just a tamp made by a human. THE REASON I added the aftermarket parts to the review isn't to hurt Breville or over criticise them, no quite the opposite. While a little cheaply built like the plastic group head and more expensive than a 51mm manual espresso machine, being slightly larger portafilter size (I wish it was 58mm) - it heats quickly, is semi automatic and you can always add accessories later if you want. Don't have to, but you can.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2023 by Del Del
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
I had to replace my Solis because there are few parts suppliers and service providers in my area for that brand. I went with Breville given the price point, better supply chain, and solid reviews. So far it's been a decent espresso machine for daily use. My one big issue is that it doesn't allow for as much customization of brew times as the Solis. I like to brew a lungo, but cannot change the brew time to long enough a duration to pull a nice lungo. I get that it's an entry-level machine, but I don't get why it has to automatically shut off after 20-30 seconds when adjusting the brew length. The machine itself is more compact that I imagined and doesn't take up too much space on my countertop, which is helpful. There aren't too many moving parts so it's easy to clean. The portafilter does its job and comes with multiple baskets depending on what kinds of shots you want to pull. The baskets feel cheaper than those I've used in the past, very plasticky. I hope they last a while though.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by SM