Ninja, one of the biggest names in kitchen appliances, is ready to make a splash in Australia’s Premium coffee scene with her first bean-to-cup machine. Per. September 23, Ninja Luxe Café Premier is officially available to buy directly from Ninja-there aims at established rivals as Breville with her function-filled design and a price tag of AU $ 999.99.
Already with some of the best air freezers on the market along with other top priesting kitchen gadgets, it only makes sense for Ninja to try her hand on the best coffee machines. This step into the premium space is a significant step. While Ninja has previously released Pod and drizzle coffee machines, such as Ninja DualBrew Pro, in other markets, Luxe Café Premier is the first true bean-to-cup machine-and the first worthy to start down.
We expected (and hoped) that it would, too much like Ninja Creami, was Luxe Café Premier a global hit that got massive attention online and quickly sold out. It is available in four colors (stainless steel, midnight black, cyberspace and gun metal) and all the tools you need for your brew. If you are interested, you should rather come in quickly as we expect the Aussie audience to be as impressed with it as their global colleagues.
Ninja says this machine is “the ultimate guided experience” with ‘Barista Assist technology’ that trains you throughout the process. Essentially, regardless of your coffee preference – hot, cold, black or a creamy cappuccino – is this machine for you.
Plus, it allows you to expand your horizons (or accommodate others in your home) without taking a barista course
The Epresso setting allows you to choose your preferred strength and temperature with double and four -time recordings for these mornings when you need an extra kick to get started. The DRYP Coffee setting can brew 6-18oz coffee hot or cold (and cold pressed espresso shoots).
It even has a hands -free foam system that combines steaming and whipping to get exactly the right structure for those who do not trust themselves with the steam rod.
Although it is reasonably priced in the world of premium coffee machines, the AU $ 999 is still a hefty purchase. That said, our reviewer identified only a few reasons for not buying it: If you need to brew large portions of coffee, you will have a dedicated hot water line or are looking for a compact machine.
For most coffee lovers, Ninja Luxe Café Premier is a winner. However, it has some serious competition at this price point, just as Breville Barista Pro or de’longhi La Specialista Touch.
So while it is likely to sell out within the next few days, it may be worth waiting and checking to see if it cracks our guide to the best coffee machines to make sure the brew is worth pouring.
