De'Longhi launches smaller all-in-one coffee machine with cold-milk frother
The redesigned De'Longhi All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine is 20% smaller and sells in the US for $349.95.
De'Longhi released a new version of its All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine with a footprint 20% smaller than before. The machine is on sale now in the US for $349.95, sold direct from De'Longhi and at major retailers.
The brewer can make espresso, drip coffee and cold brew, offering four brewing styles: classic, bold, cold brew and over ice. It includes a built-in retractable whisk-style cold-milk frother for cold milk foam, and offers six drip coffee sizes, from a single 8oz mug to a 12-cup carafe.
Hardware includes a 15-bar pump and a thermoblock heating system with electronic temperature control. An adjustable-height drip tray and a front touchscreen display let users adjust brew settings. Availability outside the US has not been confirmed.
What changed from the previous model
The previous version of the machine had an adjustable steam wand with settings for dairy and plant-based milks, whereas the new model adds a dedicated cold-milk frother.
Quick answers
How much does the new De'Longhi All-in-One cost?
It is priced at $349.95 in the US and is sold direct from De'Longhi and major retailers.
Can the De'Longhi All-in-One make cold brew?
Yes. It brews espresso, drip coffee and cold brew, with four brewing styles including cold brew and over ice.
Is the new De'Longhi coffee machine available outside the US?
Availability outside the US has not been confirmed.