Home & Portable Espresso Machines
Find the machine for your everyday espresso ritual.
Choosing your equipment
Find a Turin espresso machine that fits the drinks you make and the way you like to prepare them. Compare compact pump machines, E61 heat-exchanger and dual-boiler designs, a hands-on lever machine and portable espresso equipment.
Choose Around Your Drinks and Routine
If cappuccinos and lattes are part of every morning, pay attention to the steam system and the workflow between brewing and steaming. If straight espresso is your focus, you may care more about temperature adjustment, manual pressure control or a compact footprint. The right choice also depends on how many drinks you make together.
Budget for a suitable espresso grinder, a scale and any accessories not included with the machine. Consistent grinding and puck preparation remain important even when the machine has programmable settings.
Understand the Heating Systems
The Legato V2 uses a brew boiler and a separate steam thermoblock. It offers a compact reservoir-based setup, but should not be confused with a conventional two-boiler machine. The MC3 combines a heated group and dedicated brew-water heating with a separate steam boiler and touchscreen controls.
In the Gallatin range, V and R are heat-exchanger machines. The Gallatin DB has distinct brew and steam boilers with independent PID controls. These heating architectures are different; compare the detailed specifications instead of treating every separate steam system as a dual boiler.
Compare Pumps, Flow Control and Water Supply
Gallatin V uses a vibration pump and offers optional flow control. Gallatin R uses a rotary pump with flow control included; Gallatin DB combines a rotary pump with its dual-boiler architecture. Check the selected variant for the supplied configuration.
Reservoir-only operation suits a counter without a water line. Other models offer reservoir or direct-water use, with model-specific connection requirements. Water-source options do not tell you the heating system or guarantee the same installation process.
Lever and Portable Alternatives
The Axis uses manual lever extraction with electrical heating, giving you direct involvement in pressure application. It has no steam wand. TrekBrew is a rechargeable portable espresso brewer and also lacks a milk-steaming wand. Compare them with your intended location, water supply and drink preferences in mind. Check height with levers raised, room to refill tanks and space for cups before choosing.
Is Legato V2 a dual-boiler espresso machine?
It uses one brew boiler and a separate steam thermoblock. Gallatin DB is the Turin model in this collection with separate brew and steam boilers.
Do I need a plumbed water connection?
No. Legato V2 uses a refillable reservoir, and several Gallatin and MC3 configurations also allow reservoir operation. Follow the exact model’s installation guidance if you choose direct connection.
Which machines suit espresso without milk steaming?
Axis offers a manual lever workflow and TrekBrew offers portable brewing. Neither has a steam wand. If you want lattes or cappuccinos from the same machine, compare the steam-equipped countertop models.
Buying guide & FAQs
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Excellent Grinder with Little Retention and Easy Workflow
I purchased my DF83V in July of 2025 (from Coffee Addicts). First of all, I LUVLUVLUV this grinder! I was coming from an Eureka Mignon Silenzio (55mm flat burr). That was very well made, and was reliable but it needed serious shimming, a Single Dosing Kit (from Etsy), and my Profitec portafilter never fit it properly. Even though the coffee it makes is better, the biggest improvement that I enjoy every morning I think is the change in workflow.
I tested the DF83V to find it didn't need any shimming, but I did have to wait more than 3 months to get past the break-in period. The grinder consistency is not the best during this break-in period. The 83mm burrs devour the beans quickly and the results are excellent. There is almost no retention to speak about.
I bought the silver model and found it was hard to read the white lines on the dial under the kitchen lights. I then purchased a black dial from Turin and replaced it - that's much better.
As with any variable speed grinder, you can jam the grinder with light roast (ie. "hard") beans if you run the rpm too low (< 400). My biggest issue has been that under 900 rpm I can't hear it running when not grinding and I have several times left it running all day. I now only use 1100 rpm - because I can hear that . LOL
The biggest operational issue to manage carefully is the rate at which you pour in the beans - if you are not consistent then you will not get consistent grinder results (it can vary a lot). Some people like to slow-feed. IMO this huge-burred grinder doesn't need slow-feed and I weigh my beans in a cup and then pour them in. I get great consistency.
The grinder is easy to disassemble without tools and clean - although I've not found it necessary.
I highly recommend this grinder. Just excellent.
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Great grinder, love it 🤩
Erick Martínez
Argentina
Muy bueno, recomiendo, soy de argentina, Buenos Aires y llego todo genial.
Fue por DHL, tardo 1/2 semanas aprox. Paga IVA cuando entra siempre cuando valga menos de 400usd, si vale mas el excedente paga mas impuestos dentro de los 5 envíos por persona por año.
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Juan Arano
I'm in love with my new Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 Grinder
So far, I've had a great experience with this grinder. It's a huge improvement over my previous Oster BVSTBMH23 grinder: it's quieter, much faster, and has almost no retention after pressing the hopper bellows a few times. It's quite heavy, so you'll want to find a permanent spot for it. You'll want to make coffee more frequently anyway. :)
Martin B.
I love this grinder! It is fast, is easy to adjust the grind, and the bellows clear out the burns. It also looks great on my counter. I did watch a lot of videos because this is my first real grinder, but it is pretty intuitive. Highly recommend.
Cynthia
Simple to use and works smoothly and effortlessly.
Vinay
Very Nice!
The H40 V2 hand grinder is fantastic. It is extremely well built and very precise. It punches well above its weight at the current price. It performed perfectly and help me dial in the grind on several different beans for my espresso machine. I do not use it every day, as I have a 64mm flat burr grinder as well. It is great for full bodied medium-dark roasts. Even when I am not using it to grind, the bottom piece functions perfect as a blind shaker. I grind directly into it, then place it on top of portafilter and distribute. It is very multipurpose! It would be awesome it they sold a magnetic lid for the bottom piece so it could be a true blind shaker.
Paul Nagan
Beautiful and strong grinder
Solid, faster, and beautiful. Great cost-benefit option!
Juan Camilo GonzálezArango
Awesome
Thank you
RAMY ERFAN
Occasional clogging issues, other than that it is great!!!
Borislav
Love this product very easy to use
Ryan
I just love it, it's my first real espresso machine. so far even my worst shots taste great.
Michael
Grinder works amazing right out the box , i was very surprised with it specifically because of aome of the reviews online but mine works great. Shipping took a very long time but no complaints once received. Happy with the product!
Wirving
Amazing grinder and service from Turingrinders.com
I'm super happy with the new grider, solid, powerful, easy to use and perfect for my espresso machine. I have been using it for over a month and I am really enjoying it the results I get.
Great service from Turingrinders too, ship quickly, great burr aligment and 0 calibration. Could not be more satisfied !
Davide Maragliano
Turin DF64 Gen 2.7 Single Dose Coffee Grinder
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