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The best coffee makers & grinders, at three levels

The grind matters more than the brewer, so a decent grinder is the best first upgrade. Move to an espresso machine only if you mostly drink cappuccinos and lattes.

  1. Starter

    The cheapest one worth buying.

  2. Upgrade

    Where most people should land.

  3. Endgame

    The best one worth paying for.

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Quick answers

What are the best budget coffee makers & grinders?
Start with the Hario V60 Pour Over Starter Set, Size 02 (about ₹5,115). It's a low-risk way to learn manual brewing, since the parts are simple, cheap and easy to replace.
What are the best value coffee makers & grinders?
Most people should get the TIMEMORE Chestnut C3S Manual Coffee Grinder (about ₹6,260). For pour-over and AeroPress, a better grinder is the usual first upgrade, ahead of a new brewer.
What are the best coffee makers & grinders worth paying for?
If you want the best and will use it a lot, get the De'Longhi Dedica Duo (EC890M) (about ₹27,999). TechRadar gave it 5/5 and names it the best budget espresso machine, calling its steam wand excellent.

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