Classification of coffee machines

With the increasing demand for delicious coffee and the pursuit of quality life, more and more people choose to buy coffee machines so that they can enjoy high-quality coffee at any time. In addition, with the increasing varieties and brands of coffee machines, different consumers' taste and budget demands can be met, which further increases the popularity of coffee machines. Coffee machines can be classified according to their working principles and operating methods, and the following are common categories:

Drip coffee machine: pours water into the water tank, filters it through the filter, drips into the coffee powder, and then collects the coffee. Common in households and offices.

Espresso machine: uses high pressure to compress coffee powder and produce rich espresso. Common in coffee shops and restaurants.

French press: puts coffee powder and water in the pot, soaks for two to four minutes, and separates the coffee residue through compression. Suitable for home use and travel.

Semi-automatic or automatic coffee machine: Programmatically soaks, grinds, steams water and milk foam through automation. Suitable for cafes and high-end households.

Portable coffee machine: small and light, can be carried during travel, camping and outdoor activities, using coffee powder and hot water to make coffee.

Finally, there are many types of coffee, and you can buy a coffee machine according to your needs and budget.