This is the year I level up my cool caffeine game (and lower my Starbucks bill).

Serving up a considered combination of looks, usability and performance, this rather cute bean-to-cup coffee machine is worthy of a spot in your kitchen.

This compact machine is super easy to master, produces delicious coffees and will save you plenty of time in the mornings.

The five-star Nespresso Vertuo Pop coffee machine bundle crashes to just £109 at Currys.

Coffee shop prices have shot through the roof, so it's a good time to pick up your own coffee maker to prepare your favorite drinks at home instead.

The AromaFresh Therm Pro grinds exactly the right amount of beans for your brew, but the uneven results mean inconsistent flavor from your coffee.

Philips' attractive milk frother is extremely simple to use and does an excellent job of foaming milk, but there's just one texture and it's rather thick.

A variety of recipes at the touch of a button and a truly talented milk steaming wand make this Breville machine the true king.

With a huge number of drink presets covering hot and cold, the De'Longhi Eletta Explore can be your personal at-home barista.

The Philips Café Aromis can use larger doses of coffee, and has a 'conversational' assistant that adjusts brew settings automatically to suit your preferences.

KitchenAid has unveiled three new espresso machines, and they could be a game changer for fans of iced coffee.