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De'Longhi Stilosa Manual Espresso Machine, Compact Coffee Maker, 15 Bar Pump Pressure, Manual Milk Frother Steam Wand for Authentic Single & Double Espresso, Lattes & Cappuccinos, Tamper Included

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Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine


Features

  • Please refer to user guide or user manual or user guide (provided below in PDF) before first use
  • Includes Portafilter, measuring scoop/tamper and two filters for single or double espresso
  • Stainless steel boiler is engineered to last long and work for years
  • Manual steam wand to texture milk for lattes and cappuccinos

Description

Now you can incorporate delicious espresso drinks into your daily routine. Introducing Stilosa by De’Longhi. Created for those embarking on their espresso journey, this elegantly designed machine allows you to easily craft authentic espressos, lattes and cappuccinos in the comfort of your own home. The 15 bar pump creates the optimal pressure to extract a single or double espresso according to espresso brewing standards. An ergonomically designed portafilter has two filters, for single or double espresso. A separate tamper provides an additional control of even and consistent pressure for a better extraction. The two level cup holder accommodates taller cups. The heart of Stilosa – the durable Stainless steel boiler is engineered to last long and work for years with consistent performance, unlike the competition. The manual milk frother mixes steam and milk to create a rich, creamy froth for evenly textured lattes and cappuccinos just the way you like them. Stilosa’s sleek, refined design and stainless steel elements make this the perfect addition to your kitchen countertop, without taking up too much space. On top of that it’s simple to clean and maintain, to ensure your espresso machine lasts longer. Your at-home espresso journey starts now with Stilosa. What's included: Espresso Machine Portafilter Tamper Filter for Single & Double Espresso Measuring Spoon Instruction Manual & Quick Start Guide 1 Year Warranty.

Brand: De'Longhi


Capacity: 1000 Milliliters


Color: Black and Stainless


Product Dimensions: 8.07"D x 13.5"W x 11.22"H


Special Feature: Milk Frother


Other Special Features of the Product: Milk Frother


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso


Operation Mode: Manual


Wattage: 1100 watts


Voltage: 110 Volts


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Coffee Input Type: ground_coffee


Power Source: AC adapter


Filter Type: Reusable


Capacity: 1000 Milliliters


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.07"D x 13.5"W x 11.22"H


Item Weight: 9.48 Pounds


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Material: Plastic, Stainless Steel


Is the item dishwasher safe?: No


Brand Name: De'Longhi


Included Components: 33.8 fl.oz water tank, Accessories Included Portafilter, Measuring Scoop/Tamper, single & double pod filter, De’Longhi Stilosa Espresso Machine


Model Name: Stilosa


Model Number: EC260BK


Manufacturer: De'Longhi


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer


UPC: 044387026000


Part Number: EC260BK


Item Type Name: Stilosa Manual Espresso Machine, Latte & Cappuccino Maker, 15 Bar Pump Pressure + Manual Milk Frother Steam Wand, Black / Stainless, EC260BK


Color: Black and Stainless


Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 5 Years


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    • Perfect Beginner Espresso Machine – Easy to Use & Makes Great Drinks
Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine
Review Image by Maria Mallory
I got this espresso machine for Christmas and had been wanting to start making espresso drinks at home for a while. I’m officially hooked. This machine is incredibly easy to use, even if you’re a beginner, and it makes excellent espresso. The shots come out rich and smooth, and the milk frother works really well for lattes and cappuccinos. I love how compact it is—it doesn’t take up much counter space but still feels sturdy and well made. It heats up quickly and the included tamper is a nice bonus. Overall, it’s a great value for the price and perfect if you want to get into making espresso drinks at home without something overly complicated. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by Maria Mallory
    • UPDATED REVIEW - My Favorite purchase in the past 3 years!
Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine
Updated Review for the De'longhi Stilosa Espresso Machine This is an update to my previous review. I have had my machine for several months now and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! BEST PURCHASE I HAVE MADE IN THE PAST FEW YEARS. There definitely is a learning curve if you are new to this, so it is trial and error on some things like: - how hard to tamp the ground espresso - not to overload the portafilter. - how much an ounce or two ounces is when pulling a shot - when to stop the shot because it is not automated - the ratio of milk to espresso to get the best taste for my preferences. I am obsessed with this machine! I drink lattes almost every day now instead of once or twice a month because of cost and having to go find a Starbucks. If you are new to espresso machines like I was it is a good idea to watch youtube videos, measure things properly like ounces of grind vs ounces of espresso shot, until you get used to it. But I have learned how to use this machine and can just eye amounts and get a perfect shot of espresso. I had to find a good decaffeinated espresso bean because I can't have caffeine. I found a great brand here on amazon Allegro Decaff organic espresso beans. I am so glad I splurged and bought this. ORIGINAL REVIEW I love my new De'longhi Stilosa Espresso Machine. The Good... 1. Price Point is Great ..This will pay for itself within a year by making lattes at home instead of going to starbucks 2. Very Basic Machine for beginners easy to understand how it works...plus there are youtube videos on how this machine works. 3. I don't have to leave the house for a latte! 4. It seems to be really well made and good quality CONS 1. It doesn't come with the espresso shot glasses or the milk frothing cup so you have to buy these seperatly. 2. the tamper included is really just a piece of plastic and a waste so you need to buy one..and it really does affect how your espresso comes out. so buy a good one 3. The machine is NOT AUTOMATED! what does this mean??? This means you cannot just touch a button and a shot of espresso comes out & your done... NO.. You have to start the espresso drip and watch it to see when you need to turn it off. otherwise it will just keep dripping through like coffee and you will ruin your shot of espresso. Learning how to pull an espresso shot and timing it and guessing when it is done is a learning process. It seems to me that it should be automated. That would be a basic requirement for me. if I had known it was not automated I probably would not have bought it. I don't even know if higher end machines have an automated system or not, but as a beginner it would have been really great to have. OVERALL- Good Purchase So it takes practice learning to pull a shot of espresso, getting the best grind of beans, tamping it down, how much water to use...It's a whole process, but it is fun to learn. There is a lot more involved than I realized. I made 5 shots before I started to get the timing and measurements right. I hope to continue to get better at this, and it was a great birthday gift to myself. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Incredible value that makes good espresso with some hacks
Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine
Review Image by Cyrus Samii
If you are interested in learning about espresso but don’t want to shell out hundreds at this point then this machine is perfect. Check out Lance Hendrick’s YouTube video about this machine to understand why it is a good buy. Here are things I’ve learned for making great espresso with this machine: I. Do not use the pressurized portafilter that comes with the machine as is. You have two options: (1) remove the pressurization component (again see Hendrick’s video) and also pull out (with pliers) the black plastic funnel component leaving just the basket and filter screen inside the portafilter. See photo. (2) buy a regular 51mm non-pressurized portafilter to use instead. See photo. The only problem with (2) is that the fit might not be perfect and so you might get some leakage. That was my experience. Doing (2) for a while (leaks and all) was helpful to learn what good extraction should look like. You get down and watch how the espresso comes out. It should come out even and creamy. It should taste good. You experiment with grinds, beans, volume, tamping pressure till it gets there. Once I had things dialed in, I went back to (1) to avoid the occasional leakage. If you do (2) and there’s no leakage then you’re all set. (If you use the portafilter as-is out of the box you will get weak pseudo-espresso with fake crema from the pressurization.) II. Get a better tamper. The plastic one that comes with the machine is awkward and feels like it can break. You can see the one I use on the pic. It wasn’t expensive but it’s good quality. Good tamping is crucial to develop the right puck pressure with the coffee itself. III. Use freshly roasted coffee that is freshly ground for espresso. Freshness has been the biggest factor in getting tasty espresso. I bought a burr grinder on Amazon that was also pretty cheap but does espresso-fine grind. It’s worked well (although I recognize it may not have the longest lifespan, we’ll see). The key has been buying freshly roasted coffee. It doesn’t have to be the most expensive, just fresh. So if your Trader Joe’s moves its whole bean coffee quickly, you might be better off buying that than the bag of beans that’s been sitting around for a month at the fancy coffee shop. The difference is huge. IV. Keep things clean. After I pull a shot I take off the portafilter and run water through to flush out the residue from the machine head and wipe it with a sponge. Maybe once a month an unscrew the filter from the machine head and rinse it out. I knock out the espresso puck and rinse the portafilter thoroughly. The water should come out looking like an even shower, no lines or unevenness. It makes a difference for the espresso. Keeping things clean helps in getting good consistency. I don’t use the steam wand, so can’t comment on that. After dialing things in I am getting tasty espresso that is as good as most coffee shops or restaurants nearby. Of course if I want to treat myself I can go to one of the more exceptional coffee shops, but now I have a benchmark to know whether they are doing anything special. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025 by Cyrus Samii
    • Nice and compact size, easy to set up and use.
Style: Stliosa Espresso Machine
Small and compact, great for a smaller space. This is a manual machine though, you do have to watch and stop it once you have your cup full. It is also a bit loud. Easy to use and clean and brew time is fairly quick. Good quality overall, I did return this as I did not read the description properly, that was my fault. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by smac

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