Costco Wholesale for their Members: Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series 3-in-1 Espresso, Coffee and Cold Brew Machine (ES601) for $499.99 + get a $120 Costco Shop Card with purchase. Shipping is free.
$100 manufacturer's savings is valid 7/8/25 through 7/12/25. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.
Note: The Costco Shop Card will be sent digitally to your email address on file. Allow up to 2 weeks for processing after delivery of items.
About this Item:
3-in-1 Espresso, Drip Coffee, and Cold Brew Maker Lets you Create Café-quality Drinks at Home
Barista Assist Technology Provides Grind-size Recommendations and Makes Automatic Adjustments
Built-in Scale Uses Weight-based Dosing for Precise Extraction
Integrated Conical Burr Grinder has 25 Grind Settings to Grind your Beans for Espresso to Drip
Dual Froth System Creates Perfect Microfoam Hands-free in 4 Styles: Steamed, Thin, Thick, & Cold Foam
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I've been waiting for the pro as well
I heard good things about the Ninja, but Breville is like the premium established brand, right?
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I heard good things about the Ninja, but Breville is like the premium established brand, right?
Breville definitely has the name and reputation, but I did see a review between both machines, they are similar, even down to the grinder components. The only real feature the Breville gains is that it does have a dedicated heater for the water so if you wanted to make an Americano or have hot water for tea, you have that option (that's what Ninja has added to the new pro series). But other than that, the ninja actually has more features (such as a built-in scale for weight based dosing) and is more in line with the Breville Impress which is the model above the one you linked and about $200 more.
With that said, I have the Breville barista express, and I definitely like it, but I just ordered this one (if for some reason, it doesn't cut the mustard, I'll just return it and keep my Breville). Primarily because I like the way the steam wand and milk frother are hands off if I want. I make a lot of lattes and the steam wand on the Breville can get pretty messy, trying to get the milk to froth up. The he ninja actually has an auto clean steam wand sequence which I think I'm going to love (and it also does cold foam). The other thing I like is that you can actually make more than one cup of coffee at a time which you cannot do on the Breville and that's gonna be great when I have guests who just want drip coffee without requiring me to use a completely different machine. Finally, the other future I think I'm gonna look on the ninja is that it has a low water feature, I can't tell you how many times I'm in the middle of making a latte and realized I forgot to check the water level on my Breville. It really doesn't harm anything, but it just adds more steps that I could've avoided had I looked around the back and saw the water level. I kinda like the fact that ninja has a "idiot" light to prevent me from doing that.
I've had a good luck with all of my ninja products, so I'm hopeful this will be the one I keep. I seriously consider holding out for the pro model to go on sale, but I actually have a tea kettle for hot water as well as an instant hot on my sink, so even if it did go down in price, the odds are it'll still be at a near $200 premium over the ninja Luxe premiere and I just couldn't justify the increase at this time.
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