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$899.95 Save $250

Barista-style coffee from the comfort of your own home is the dream, and with this Amazon deal, you can make it your reality. The amazing Breville Barista Express Impress is now heavily reduced, sporting a 28% discount for a limited time. In fact, as of Jan. 21, you can purchase it for under $650.

This machine has a fantastic impress puck system, meaning you don't need to use guesswork when trying to craft the perfect espresso. The intelligent dosing system automatically calculates the perfect amount of coffee, while precision measurement adjusts each dose for consistent results. Assisted tamping ensures a perfect finish, replicating professional barista techniques.

SEE ALSO: The best coffee machines for modern kitchens

The built-in grinder allows you to use a variety of beans, and the 25 grind settings let you pick between a fine or coarse bean. Other standout features include an integrated conical burr grinder and a Thermocoil heating system with precise temperature control.

If you're a latte or cappuccino person, the built-in steam wand will allow you to create velvety foam for any drink.

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