
Bambino Espresso Machine (BES450)
In Compact first espresso (54 mm), First espresso setup, Small-space espresso.

The thing you measure the counter for
Every machine here makes espresso. What separates them is where they will go, and how much of the counter they take to get there.
What changes
Depth is what varies most: from 6.1 in (15.5 cm) on the Bambino Espresso Machine (BES450) to 15.2 in (38.6 cm) on the Oracle Touch Espresso Machine (BES990). That range is between the 8 that state it; the other 2 publish no size at all, so they could fall anywhere. Measure your own space before anything else. Every figure behind this is a manufacturer's published dimension, and nobody has put a tape on one.
Every espresso machine we hold · 10 · alphabetical, not a ranking

In Compact first espresso (54 mm), First espresso setup, Small-space espresso.

In Compact first espresso (54 mm), First espresso setup.

In All-in-one on the counter.

In All-in-one on the counter.

In All-in-one on the counter.

In Touchscreen all-in-one on an open counter.

Not yet in a setupIts own page carries what it states; a setup judges it against a counter once one is published with it.
0 of 7 figures · 3 Sources disagreeNot on record: width, depth, height.

Discontinued by the maker, 10 September 2026The maker's own page says so. The figures stay on record; no shop link is offered for it.
3 of 7 figuresIn Touchscreen all-in-one on an open counter.

In Step-up espresso (single boiler, 58 mm).

Not on record: width, depth, height.
2 of these 10 lack part of the envelope, so no setup can judge them yet. They are listed anyway. A size on its own cannot say whether something works in your space; that is decided in a setup, against a counter.
Head to head · the 28 pairs where both hold the same figure