Espresso Machine Price Guide
Find current market values for used espresso machines. Our database includes real sales data from popular platforms to help you buy or sell at fair prices. Browse by machine type below or search for specific models.
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Semi-Automatic Machines
Semi-automatic espresso machines give you control over extraction timing while handling water pressure automatically. Popular for home use, they balance convenience with hands-on involvement.
Breville
Barista Express
Original MSRP
$700
ECM
Synchronika
Original MSRP
$3,299
Gaggia
Classic Pro
Original MSRP
$449
La Marzocco
Linea Mini
Original MSRP
$5,500
Lelit
Elizabeth PL92T
Original MSRP
$1,899
Profitec
Go
Original MSRP
$1,599
Profitec
Pro 700
Original MSRP
$3,299
Rancilio
Silvia
Original MSRP
$750
Rocket
Appartamento
Original MSRP
$1,790
Automatic Machines
Automatic espresso machines feature programmable settings and digital controls for consistent, repeatable results. Many offer advanced features like pressure profiling and temperature control.
Lever & Manual Machines
Lever espresso machines provide direct control over extraction pressure, allowing for manual pressure profiling. Ranging from portable manual presses to classic Italian designs, they reward skilled technique with exceptional espresso.
Understanding Espresso Machine Values
The used espresso machine market has grown significantly as more coffee enthusiasts seek quality equipment at lower prices. Understanding what affects machine value helps you make informed buying and selling decisions.
Factors Affecting Used Espresso Machine Prices
- Age and Condition: Well-maintained machines hold value better; service records increase buyer confidence
- Brand Reputation: Premium brands like La Marzocco, ECM, and Profitec retain value longer than budget options
- Machine Type: Dual boiler and HX machines typically depreciate slower than single boiler models
- Modifications: Quality upgrades (PID, flow control) can increase value; DIY mods may decrease it
- Market Demand: Popular models with active communities maintain stronger resale values
Tips for Buying Used Espresso Machines
When purchasing a used espresso machine, always request maintenance history, test the machine in person if possible, and verify all accessories are included. Check for common issues like scale buildup, leaky seals, and worn group gaskets. Our individual machine pages include specific inspection tips for each model.