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Espresso Machine · Reviewed 2026-08-17 · Updated 2026-09-23

De'Longhi Dedica EC685 Review

4.4/5Best Budget

The best espresso machine under £300 — slim, fast and shockingly capable once you add a decent grinder.

A 15-bar pump, 1.4L boiler and under-counter footprint for under £150.

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Current UK price

£149

Our verdict

A 15-bar pump, 1.4L boiler and under-counter footprint for under £150. It earns a 4.4/5 because, after measuring 3 min 10 s and pushing it through our standard 40-shot protocol, it does what it claims — consistently and without drama. Best for: Beginners and small kitchens who want real espresso without the price tag.

Pros & cons

What we love

  • Slim 15cm-wide footprint fits any counter
  • Fast heat-up (~3 minutes)
  • Budget price with genuine espresso output
  • Cheap spare parts and huge aftermarket

What could be better

  • 51mm portafilter limits upgrade path
  • Steam wand is slow for big milk drinks
  • No PID — temperature swings between shots
  • Plastic brew head feels cheap

How it performed

Our measurements

Heat-up time
3 min 10 s
Shot temp stability
±4°C between pulls
Width
15 cm
Steam to latte cup
~40 s

All measurements from our standard 40-shot test protocol. Full methodology on How We Test.

Specs at a glance

Pump
15 bar
Portafilter
51mm
Boiler
1.4L stainless thermoblock
Milk steaming
Manual wand (Pannarello included)
Power
1,350 W

Who should buy it?

Buy the De'Longhi Dedica EC685 if beginners and small kitchens who want real espresso without the price tag. Skip it if you need 51mm portafilter limits upgrade path.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes — it's the highest-unit-volume espresso machine on Amazon UK for a reason. With a half-decent grinder it makes espresso that embarrasses machines twice the price. Just don't expect prosumer temperature stability.

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