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Smeg 50's Style Espresso Machine With Built In Grinder Pastel Blue
EGF03PBAU
$1199
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Compatible with coffee beans and ground coffee
- 1600 Watt power, 20 Bar pump, 2.4 Litre water tank
- 250g grinder with removable conical burrs
- Dual thermoblock heating and 4 setting pre-infusion
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- EGF03PBAU
- Pump Power:
- 20 Bar
- Heat Up Time:
- Up in 90 seconds
- Water Tank Capacity (L):
- 2.4
- Hopper Capacity (g):
- 250
Coffee & Drinks
- Milk Frother:
- Yes
- Includes Grinder:
- Yes
- Heating System:
- Thermoblock
Power & Charging
- Power (W):
- 1600
Options
- Auto Shut Off:
- 10min, 30min, 40min, 60min stand by setting
General Information
- Type:
- Manual Coffee Machine
- Family:
- 50's Style
- Colour:
- Blue
- Supplier Colour:
- Pastel Blue
- Materials:
- Stainless Steel
- Additional Features:
- Stainless steel group head, Manual operation with 4 easy button system, Adjustable coffee length, Descale indicator, Empty water tank alarm, 4 Setting Adjustable pre-infusion, Adjustable water hardness
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Coffee & Drinks
- Milk Frother:
- Yes
- Includes Grinder:
- Yes
- Heating System:
- Thermoblock
Options
- Auto Shut Off:
- 10min, 30min, 40min, 60min stand by setting
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 486
- Product Depth (mm):
- 434
- Product Width (mm):
- 443
- Product Weight (kg):
- 12.4
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 443
- Box Width (mm):
- 334
- Box Depth (mm):
- 340
- Box Weight (kg):
- 12
Product Reviews of Smeg 50's Style Espresso Machine With Built In Grinder Pastel Blue
Overall Rating Snapshot
5 out of 5 stars from 2 reviews
100% of users recommend this product
Coffee at home
Not only is it a beautiful kitchen addition it makes a great cuppa
Julie
Confirmed purchase 16 February 2025
Published on 12 March 2025
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Expert Espresso
I have never owned a coffee machine like this before and I was initially intimidated by the thought of it. I should not have been worried - if I can do it, you can do! This is easy to use and set up, is a gloriously beautiful statement to my kitchen bench and the pastel blue colour is divine. Very happy with my purchase and I'm already saving money by making coffee at home
Tammara Francis
Confirmed purchase 31 December 2024
Published on 22 January 2025
Yes, I recommend this product.
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At a glance
This manual espresso machine with built-in grinder suits home baristas who want more control than a pod machine without buying separate equipment. Its key strengths are the integrated 250 g grinder, 20 bar pump, dual thermoblock heating and 58 mm portafilter. It is a strong premium all-in-one option, though enthusiasts wanting maximum upgrade flexibility may still prefer a separate grinder and machine setup.
What it’s great for
- Home Espresso Making
- Milk-Based Coffee
- Fresh Bean Grinding
- Hands-On Coffee Brewing
- Daily Kitchen Use
Where it works best
- Home Kitchen
- Apartment Kitchen
- Family Home
- Entertaining Area
Who it’s for
- Home Barista
- Espresso Enthusiast
- Style-Conscious Homeowner
- Coffee Lover Upgrading From Pods
Things to consider
It offers strong all-in-one convenience, but specialist espresso setups with a separate grinder can provide more room for future upgrades and fine-tuning.
Barista experience suitability
Intermediate to Advanced Home Barista
Ease of cleaning score
7/10 - automatic rinsing and maintenance prompts help, but a manual portafilter machine with steam wand still needs regular hands-on cleaning.
Beginner friendliness
7/10 - included pressurised and single-wall baskets help new users start more easily, though manual grinding, tamping and steaming still take practice.
Counter space suitability
Medium to Large Benchtops
Noise level vs category average
About Average - the built-in grinder adds noticeable sound, which is typical for manual espresso machines with integrated grinding.
Key benefits
- Integrated Grinder: Grinds fresh beans in the same machine, reducing benchtop clutter and simplifying your espresso workflow.
- 20 Bar Pump: Provides the pressure needed for rich espresso extraction with crema-focused results at home.
- Dual Thermoblock System: Heats quickly and helps you move from brewing to steaming with less waiting.
- 58 mm Portafilter: Uses a professional-style size that supports a more hands-on espresso routine and better accessory compatibility.
- 2.5 L Water Tank: Supports multiple coffees before needing a refill, which is handy for households or guests.
- 250 g Bean Hopper: Holds enough beans for regular home use without constant top-ups.
- Professional Steam Wand: Lets you texture milk for flat whites, cappuccinos and lattes with more manual control.
- Automatic Rinsing and Descale Indicator: Makes routine maintenance easier and helps support consistent day-to-day performance.
Q: Is the built-in grinder suitable for buyers who want to adjust espresso extraction rather than use preset coffee settings?
A: Yes. This model pairs a built-in grinder with a professional 58 mm portafilter, pressure gauge, 4 extraction temperature levels and 4 pre-infusion profiles, so it suits buyers who want more manual control than a basic one-touch machine.
Q: What does the 58 mm portafilter mean in day-to-day use on the Smeg EGF03PBAU?
A: A 58 mm portafilter is the larger commercial-style size used on many prosumer machines. It gives more room for dose and tamp consistency, and it is better suited to buyers who want to refine technique than smaller pressurised systems.
Q: Can this espresso machine make milk drinks without a long wait between brewing and steaming?
A: Yes. The dual thermoblock system is designed so the machine is ready to brew in seconds and steam is also ready without the long heat-up delay common on single-boiler machines. That is useful if flat whites and cappuccinos are part of the routine.
Q: Does the Smeg EGF03PBAU include baskets for both easier use and more advanced espresso making?
A: Yes. It includes 1-cup and 2-cup pressurised filters for a more forgiving setup, plus 1-cup and 2-cup single wall filters for greater shot control. That gives flexibility if moving from convenience-focused brewing to a more barista-style workflow.
Q: How much bench space should be allowed for this Smeg espresso machine with grinder?
A: Allow at least 443 mm width, 434 mm depth and 486 mm height based on the listed product dimensions. Extra room around the machine is also sensible for the steam wand, bean refills and access to the 2.5 L water tank during daily use.
Q: Is this model better suited to whole beans only, or can it accommodate pre-ground coffee as well?
A: It is primarily designed around whole beans, with an integrated grinder and 250 g bean container. The included pressurised and single wall filters support different skill levels, but the listed features do not confirm a separate dedicated bypass for pre-ground coffee.