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Color: Cyberspace
Style: Luxe Café
Features
- BE YOUR OWN BARISTA: Cafe-quality espresso shouldn't require a PhD. The Ninja Luxe Cafe Premier is a 3-in-1 machine designed to take the guesswork out of every latte, cappuccino, cold brew, and cup of coffee. Perfect for beginning espresso enthusiasts and anyone looking for a great, dialed-in cup of coffee with practically zero effort.
- HANDS-FREE FROTHING: Dual Froth system combines a magnetic spinning whisk with automatic steamer to produce perfect, silky-smooth microfaom every time. Simply make your selections, prep the milk, and walk away. For a more hands-on experience, manually froth by setting to Steam function and holding START FROTH for 3 seconds.
- COFFEE MAKER WITH GRINDER: A built-in conical burr grinder features 25 settings for precise, versatile grinding based on your specific drink. Brew your classic morning cup of coffee or create a summer afternoon cold brew with the exact grind and dosage you need.
- SMART TECHNOLOGY: This coffee and espresso combo machine features Barista Assist Technology that guides you every step of the way, from automatic precision grinding to weight-based dosing, assisted tamping for the perfectly pressed puck, and active real-time temperature and pressure adjustments based on your selected drink.
- FLAVORFUL COLD-PRESSED DRINKS: Create decadent espresso martinis or iced lattes using the cold pressed espresso function, which brews at a lower temperature, pressure, and pace to extract a more flavorful, smooth brew. If drip is more your style, enjoy rapid cold brew coffee without the wait.
- CONVENIENTLY DESIGNED: Onboard accessory storage saves precious countertop space. This coffee and espresso maker comes with Portafilter, Milk Jug, Double Basket, Luxe Basket, Assisted Tamper, Cleaning Brush, Cleaning Disc, Funnel, Descaling Powder, Cleaning tablets, Hard Water Testing Kit, Instructions & Inspiration Guide.
- NINJA: We believe You Can Make It. Designed for cooks, culinarians, and everyone in between, Ninja is dedicated to providing innovative kitchen tools and appliances that help you make what you want, how you want it.
Description
The Ninja Luxe Café Premier 3-in-1 Espresso Machine, Drip Coffee, and Rapid Cold Brew Maker is the ultimate guided coffee and espresso experience, no guesswork required. Perfect for beginner espresso lovers and anyone looking for café quality without the work. This intelligent machine features Barista Assist Technology that guides you through every step of the espresso and coffee making experience, from grinding the beans to frothing the milk. Comes with a 70 oz removable water reservoir for easy refills, an assisted tamper for the perfect puck, a built-in conical burr grinder with 25 settings, weight-based automatic dosing, a self-cleaning steam wand that automatically purges after every shot, and a dual froth system that combines a magnetic whisk with the automated steamer. Complete your home cafe by pairing with the Ninja Luxe Café Knock Box and Ninja Luxe Café 28 oz Shareable Pitcher. Ideal for everyone from DIY coffee enthusiasts to busy professionals. Expertly craft summertime iced lattes and cozy winter peppermint mochas with confidence and ease.
Brand: Ninja
Capacity: 4.4 pounds
Color: Cyberspace
Product Dimensions: 12.99"D x 13.39"W x 14.57"H
Special Feature: Adjustable Brew Strength, Auto Shut-Off, Integrated Coffee Grinder, Milk Frother
Other Special Features of the Product: Adjustable Brew Strength, Auto Shut-Off, Integrated Coffee Grinder, Milk Frother
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Cappuccino, Espresso, Iced Coffee, Latte, Mocha
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 1650 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: Ground, Whole Bean
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 4.4 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 12.99"D x 13.39"W x 14.57"H
Item Weight: 25.7 pounds
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Material: Stainless Steel
Brand Name: Ninja
Included Components: Double Basket, Esspresso Machine, Filter, Luxe Basket, Assisted Tamper, Milk Jug
Model Name: Ninja ES601CY
Model Number: ES601CY
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
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Manufacturer: SharkNinja
UPC: 622356689281
Item Type Name: Luxe Café Premier Series, Espresso Machine, Drip Coffee Maker and Rapid Cold Brew, Integrated Grinder, Assisted Tamper, Hands-Free Frother, for Cappuccinos and Lattes, Dairy or Non-Dairy
Part Number: ES601CY
Color: Cyberspace
Style: Luxe Café
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This thing is awesome! I bought the renewed cafe luxe pro and it appeared to have only been used once. No major scratches or use on the item. This thing makes excellent espresso and even makes non dairy cold foam better than Starbucks can. Not too loud. Super user friendly and convenient. I would buy this as a gift for any coffee lover that wants a quality at home experience.
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I have been using the Ninja Pro everyday for about 4 months. The machine is phenomenal. I am able to have coffee every morning and an iced latte or any other coffee concoction that I want when ever the mood arises. I will depending on the expresso bean you use, your coffee can be very potent. The ability to tweak the grind and strength lets you make a cup to your liking. Expresso is where this this machine shines. I am not a "drink a demitasse of expresso" person, but love being able to experience different drinks without the cost of buying them from a coffee shop. I find that I like my Ninja lattes better than my usual coffee shop and much better than the big chains. The machine itself requires weekly water refills and tray empty and clean. I do use bottled water since my tap water is very hard. All in all, I highly recommend the Ninja Pro Luxe. It was definitely a splurge, but I no longer but coffee shop expresso drinks and can get a quality cup of coffee, iced latte, cuppacino, americano, in my pajamas before work. Even though it is a fairly heavy, sturdy machine, I am considering purchasing another one just in case!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2026 by Gayle Deas
Color: Stainless Steel
Style: Luxe Café
I’ve got a bad habit of overpurchasing kitchen appliances. Even great ones like the Instant Pot don’t get as much use as the allocated space should require. Enter my coffee dilemma. Tend to have coffee every day. Have stuck to single cups for the past couple decades, started with Keurig machines using metal refillable cups, alongside Nespresso original line with third party capsules. Gave away the Keurig in favor of a simple #2 “over cup” drip coffeemaker from OXO which was nice and tiny and simple. Kept the Nespresso but used rarely since it always fell short of coffee store coffee and I always buy too many capsules. Did appreciate the ability to choose exactly the coffee and caffeine level as well as quick brew and cleanup. Now to this Luxe. Priced used mint at a price that, alongside all the people raving crazy about it, decided to give it a chance to disappoint me. Fortunately or unfortunately, turns out this Ninja Luxe is actually very impressive, fun to use, and makes a pretty good latte (and probably other things if I were more motivated). So I ended up keeping it. The coffee hopper and grinder is great. Pretty easy to follow, somehow they magically tell you how much to set the grind for and it seems to work right. If I were to design the perfect machine I’d have two hoppers- one for regular and one for decaf, but that’s just me. I can grind decaf beans elsewhere and somehow finagle them into the dual holder and it seems to work well. But the Luxe weighs the coffee and manually filling it doesn’t do that. It’s a little hard to mount the coffee onto the machine, find myself having to try a few times to find the hole. Sometimes it’s pretty tight screwing it on, and other times it’s natural and easy. Usually a near perfect 2 ounces come out, but sometimes it’s only a little over one- same beans and same grind as before. That’s kind of odd, but I just pull a second shot of water through the grind. I love the frother on this thing. Really well designed, put the milk in, lift the wand and place it down, then put the wand back in. Push a button and it makes beautiful froth. Though it could have a little more foam to it, drinks tend to be light on foam even on high setting. Water bin is large enough for pulling many cups. I’ve tried making brew with the included quad cup and it’s far too strong, guess this thing is all about Americanos if you want a straight cup of coffee. But The storage, function, design of this is really a work of art. On the side is the funnel and tamper, easily accessible and stored away. I bought a third party silicone cover for the top of this for around $15 bucks, it covers everything neatly except leaves the coffee bin alone. This allows storage and even tamping to take place on top, in a small kitchen that’s handy. All-in-all, super happy with lattes and mochas every day, and this is fun to use. Not as fast as the Nespresso but close enough and the cleaning is not very involved. Main pain is cleaning the wand right, I just use a wet sponge then purge it into water in the jug. I do notice that the water tray fills up more often than expected, and pulling it out then dumping into the sink is precarious, always spill water and usually also drop the part beneath the espresso spout area. I’m selling off or donating my Nespresso machines, and I keep the OXO single cup in the cabinet for guests or my own occasional drip coffee urges. Nice thing is I can just turn on the Ninja to grind beans for the drip. Don’t think I’d have paid retail on this, but for the price I paid on a mint used one, around $300, this is a luxury that feels decadent to have available for a coffee drinker and sometimes host. Hopefully all the computer and mechanical ballet going on with this machine holds up several years, it’s something I never thought I’d spring for but happy I did.
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This machine is amazing. I wouldn't change a thing about it. My family has 3 brevilles. They're great, but I think this makes better coffee. Ninjas customer service is also amazing. They don't leave you waiting and take care of you. No brainer with this purchase.
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I love this coffee machine! It does it all!! Easy to operate and clean. The milk foamer works really well. It is a bit pricey, but I think worth it especially if it lasts for years. We will see.
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Color: Stainless Steel
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We’ve had this machine for almost two years now and use it pretty much every day. It has easily become one of our favorite kitchen appliances. The biggest thing for us is just how good the lattes come out. They’re consistently delicious, and the machine takes a lot of the guesswork out of making them. You don’t have to be an espresso expert to get a really good drink out of it. I’m also really impressed with how reliable it has been. After nearly two years of heavy use, it’s still going strong and we haven’t had any major issues with it. At this point the novelty has obviously worn off, and we still use it constantly. That probably says more than anything else. If you want good lattes at home without turning coffee making into a whole complicated hobby, this has been fantastic for us.
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I couldn't stand the tamper. I thought getting the version with the built-in tamper would make things easier, less messy, but I didn't think I would have to sacrifice the quality of the shots for it. I am no coffee expert, but I have seen enough coffee content to know that you want your puck of coffee to be evenly dense and flat. The way the coffee grounds are despensed, they end up in a little mountain in the porta filter, but the front side of the filter has less coffee than the back side. The porta filter is stuck in its spot until you tamp bc otherwise tons of grounds will fall out if you try to pull it out to evenly spread out the grounds. So you have to tamp it with this uneven mountain of grounds. Every puck I ever tested would have a soft spot on the front where there were less grounds. This will cause channeling, causing your shot to be under extracted. Not very "pro." I thought maybe my countertop was sloped, so I checked it and nope. Perfectly level. I added a ruler under the back feet to tilt the machine forward slightly; which helped the grounds distribute better, but it wasn't a complete fix and not a permanent solution. I would perfer the manual tamping version of the machine so that I can evenly spread the grounds before tamping. Also, I think something was wrong with the system that reads the grinder. Everytime I unplugged the machine (because I have limited outlets) and then plug it back in, it would change what grind setting it said it was on. Example: I use the machine and it says grind size 18, recommended size 18. I unplug, but leave the machine untouched and in the same place. I plug it back in and it says its set to grind size 17, but recommends 18. The machine wasn't reset; it remembered all its previous recommendations and settings, but it would say the grind size was one off from where I left it. This meant I was constantly changing the grind setting and the recommendations were always changing, even when I was making the same thing with the same beans. I did like the barista assist technology. I wouldn't have had a clue on where to set the grind size without that. I loved the auto frother. I could just set my milk to frother and I could walk away and do something else while the machine worked. Its pretty cool that you can change out the filter size (single, double, quad basket) and the machine would just know which one you were using. It looked nice on my counter top. Most parts of the machine felt sturdy and high quality. But, a few more cons: the warmer on top never felt more than barely warm. Couldn't really warm anything. I don't know if this was a flaw of my particular machine or if this model just doesn't warm much. The drip tray at the bottom is too small and pretty annoying. I was making 2 drinks a day, using the milk frother, and it seemed like every 2-3 days I had to empty the drip tray. Its a wide flat tray with multiple holes on top, plus water can leak from the sides. So, you have to carry it very carefully to not slightly tip it or let the water slosh much because water would drip out. If this was a once a week or every other week task, it wouldn't bother me so much, but doing it 2-3 times a week got annoying fast. I saw one guy rig his up with a tube that he ran to the sink so that he wouldn't really have to empty the tray, but my machine was nowhere near my sink unfortunately. Overall, I liked the machine, but I couldn't get past the tamper, especially since I felt like I upgraded to the "pro" version but felt like I got a massive down grade instead. I am going to get the non-pro version with the manual tamper and I guess I will just deal with getting a few coffee grounds on my countertop rather than sacrifice my shot quality. If you are someone who isnt picky at all and doesn't really notice the nuances of quality and you just want the easiest most stress free espresso machine, then I would recommend this machine. If you are someone who ever tastes something and you feel dissatisfied enough to say something to a waiter or barista, to just throw it away rather than consume it, or maybe if you are more into coffee and maybe want to make a bit of a hobby out of it, I would not recommend this particular model, but maybe the non-pro version.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Donis