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Popular De’Longhi coffee machine reduced by more than 50 per cent on Amazon Australia: ‘Great value for money’

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Popular De’Longhi coffee machine reduced by more than 50 per cent on Amazon Australia: ‘Great value for money’

A good cup of coffee is something thousands of Auussies swear by each and every morning.

But the cost of a good flat white made by a barista at a cafe just gets more and more expensive.

Hence why many Aussies are turning to the power of a good coffee machine at home in order to get their daily caffeine fix.

Right now, over on Amazon Australia, you can save 53 per cent on one of the best of the best coffee machines by cult brand, De’Longhi.

The De’Longhi Eletta Explore Perfetto Automatic Coffee Machine with Cold and Hot Automatic Milk Frothing usually costs $1,999, but it has been reduced to just $948.98 for a limited time only, with more than 100 already being snapped up in September.

When it comes to this machine, there are myriad features you can enjoy from the comfort of your home.

Personalising your coffee as many times as you want has never been easier with coloured touch icons; choose between short, medium, or long, try a strong aroma or extra smooth.

Not only this, but your favourite drink will be prepared with just a single button.

The slim and elegant design of the machine means it will not only walk the walk in terms of coffee prep, but it also looks fantastic and stylish in your kitchen.

Integrated grinding technology helps you brew your coffee, freshly ground from your preferred beans.

Those who have invested in the machine have raved about it, particularly praising its value for money considering that it pays for itself after some 160 coffees.

“Have put 250 brews through this machine now. I love it,” writes one shopper.

“I cannot remember my life before this machine. It takes away all the guess work, remembers your favourite settings and tells you when it needs to be cleaned and exactly how to clean it.

“The only thing that annoys me, is that the milk doesn’t get hot enough, so I have to heat my mug with boiling water to compensate — but that’s become part of my routine now and it still brews a beautiful coffee.”

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