
De'Longhi Magnifica S
- Grinds and brews for you
- 1.8 L tank
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Three cheaper routes to fresh-bean coffee. You lose the hopper swap and auto milk.
Updated 12 November 2026
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CHIP found its coffee kept pace with far pricier machines despite a basic build and a few quirks. Les Numériques rated the range strong value for money. It suits someone who mostly drinks espresso or black coffee; milk drinks mean steaming by hand on its wand.
Ideal Home found it very big but premium for the price, with grind suggestions for each new bag of beans. TechRadar praised the repeatable shots, while noting oat milk froths less well. You tamp by hand.
Tom's Guide called the Evo version the best-value grinder-espresso machine on the market. Trusted Reviews found it pulls excellent shots after some practice. It's a manual machine, so drinks take more of your time.
Final recommendation: The Magnifica S is the cheapest way to fresh-bean coffee at a button press. Pick the Ninja Luxe Café if you want guidance plus cold brew, or the Specialista Arte to learn espresso by hand. Keep the Rivelia EXAM440.55 for two bean types and automatic hot and cold milk.
| Model | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price level | Top of the range | Premium | Premium | Premium |
| Type | Bean-to-cup | Bean-to-cup | Manual espresso with grinder and scale | Manual espresso with grinder |
| Milk | Automatic | Manual steam wand | Automatic frother with whisk | Steam wand |
| Drinks | – | – | Espresso, drip coffee, cold brew | – |
| Grinder | 2 swappable bean hoppers | – | Conical burr, 25 settings | – |
| Pump pressure | 19 bar | 15 bar | 15 bar | 15 bar |
| Water tank | 1.4 L | 1.8 L | – | 1.7 L |
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No. It grinds and brews automatically, but you steam the milk on its wand.
Yes. It has two hoppers that lift out, so you can change coffee without emptying one.
It takes a little practice. Its dosing guide and tamping mat make the first weeks easier.
We compared the De'Longhi Rivelia with the alternatives most often recommended by independent reviewers, then checked each against the makers' own specs and current prices.
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