Lelit
Anna
$600 lowest listed price, as of Oct 27, 2026
A small, tidy single boiler with real temperature control. Best for people who mostly drink espresso and want consistency without a big machine.
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Where to buy
- Seattle Coffee Gear: $600
- Whole Latte Love: $600
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Specs
- Type
- Semi-automatic
- Heating
- Single boiler with PID
- Temperature control
- Yes (PID/electronic)
- Heat-up
- Moderate
- Milk steaming
- Limited, manual wand
- Built-in grinder
- No
- Portafilter
- 57mm
- Flow control
- No
- Footprint
- Small
- Skill level
- Beginner
- Upgrade path
- Limited
- Price tier
- A ($300–700)
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Strengths
- PID at an entry price
- Small footprint
- Straightforward to learn
Trade-offs
- Modest steaming power
- 57mm basket is a less common size
Notable features
- PID temperature control
- Compact steel body
- Pressure gauge
Pairs well with
- Eureka Mignon Silenzio 55 $399 Editorial pairing: The quiet compact. Together $999.
- Eureka Mignon Specialita $449 Together $1,049. Arguably the default espresso grinder for a first serious setup: quiet, stepless, timed and good-looking.
- Lelit William 64mm $600 Together $1,200. 64mm flat burrs at a mid-range price.
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