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Memorial Day Sale: Upgrade Your Espresso Machine With Seattle Coffee Gear

Memorial Day Sale: Upgrade Your Espresso Machine With Seattle Coffee Gear

CNET25-05-2025

Celebrate Memorial Day and every morning after with rich espresso from a fancy espresso machine. Seattle Coffee Gear is currently offering up to $360 off its top-rated espresso machines. Whether you're a coffee lover just looking to explore new brewing methods or a seasoned barista, now is the time to invest in quality equipment. Seattle Coffee Gear's sale ends on May 29, so if you're considering something, you'll want to snag it sooner rather than later.
Plus, you can get 12% off your entire purchase when you use code WEEKEND12 at checkout. But act fast, as this code is only valid until May 26.
The discounts are well worth grabbing since some of these machines normally cost as much as $8,049. That hefty price is for the impressive Rocket Espresso R Nine One and Eureka Atom 75 grinder bundle, which is currently down to $7,647. But there are plenty of other options, some of which can be had for considerably less.
The Lelit Elizabeth espresso machine is a good pick for experienced coffee enthusiasts, and it's currently $360 off. The machine typically sells for $1,799 but it can be yours for just over $1,400. Consistently pull the best shots with the built-in espresso programming feature. This ensures you'll have the perfect drink every single time. If you don't want to spend that much, consider the Lelit Anna espresso machine. This model is on sale for $560.
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Not looking for an espresso machine? You can still take advantage of Seattle Coffee Gear's sale. Pick up other coffee-making accessories and tools, including the Aeropress Go for $40 and the Lelit William espresso grinder for $170 off. You can also browse other coffee maker deals.
If you want to dive in and discover the world of coffee, you can shop based on roast level, regions, taste profiles or try specialty blends. Prefer your coffee to just arrive on your doorstep with minimal input? Check out our collection of the best coffee club subscriptions to make sure that you find the right one for you.
If you're looking for other items for your home, we've rounded up the best Memorial Day appliance sales and the best Memorial Day Amazon deals.
Why this deal matters
Seattle Coffee Gear is known for its professional-level, high-quality coffee makers. These deals are perfect for anyone who wants to bring a more professional touch to their Cup of Joe. However, the company is also offering deals on smaller, everyday coffee makers such as the AeroPress, cold brewers and pour-over drippers this Memorial Day so you can have a delicious cup all year long.

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