Meilleures machines à espresso avec mousseur à lait (2026)

Meilleurs choix

Breville Bambino Plus

Auto milk frothing that actually works. Set texture and temp; great for speed and consistency.

Specs clés

• Auto steam wand
• 3 temp settings
• 3 texture settings
• 54 mm portafilter
• Fast heat-up

Avantages

• Consistent milk
• Fast
• Easy to use

Inconvénients

• Plastic parts
• Small tank

★★★★½4.6/5

$299–$349

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Breville Barista Touch

Touchscreen + auto milk. More expensive but very user-friendly for daily lattes.

Specs clés

• Touchscreen
• Auto milk
• Built-in grinder
• Preset drinks
• 64 oz tank

Avantages

• One-touch drinks
• Grinder included
• Large tank

Inconvénients

• Pricey
• Grinder is okay, not great

★★★★☆4.4/5

$799–$899

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Rancilio Silvia

Pro-level steam power and control. Manual only—best for those who want to learn.

Specs clés

• Commercial-style wand
• Stainless boiler
• 58 mm portafilter
• No auto milk
• Built to last

Avantages

• Strong steam
• Durable
• Repairable

Inconvénients

• Manual only
• Learning curve
• Heavier

★★★★½4.5/5

$799–$849

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Comparatif

Comment choisir

• Auto frothing saves time; manual wands give more control and often better microfoam.
• If you make 1–2 drinks at a time, a single boiler (Bambino, Silvia) is enough.
• Dual boilers are for people who steam and pull shots constantly; usually overkill at home.
• Stainless steel wands are easier to keep clean than plastic-tipped ones.
• Read reviews for “latte art” and “microfoam” if you care about texture.

FAQ

• What’s the difference between auto and manual milk frothing?

  Auto systems (e.g. Bambino Plus) set the wand in the pitcher and choose texture/temp. Manual wands require you to position the wand and control steam—more work but more control and often better for latte art.

• Can I make cold foam with these machines?

  Some auto systems have a “cold” or “cold foam” option. With manual wands, you can use cold milk and steam briefly, or use a separate handheld frother for cold foam.

• Do I need a dual boiler for milk drinks?

  No. Single boilers switch between brew and steam; you wait 30–60 seconds. Dual boilers let you do both at once—handy for multiple drinks, not required for 1–2.

• Which machine is best for latte art?

  Manual wands (e.g. Rancilio Silvia) give the most control. With practice, auto machines like the Bambino Plus can still produce decent art.

• How do I clean the milk system?

  Purge the wand after each use and wipe it. Backflush and descale per the manual. Some machines have a “milk clean” cycle—run it regularly.