LOSRSWA Espresso Machine 20 Bar, 1350W Expresso Coffee Machines with Milk Frother, Stainless Steel Espresso Maker with 39oz Removable Water Tank for Cappuccino, Latte (Silver)

Product Overview

At the heart of the LOSRSWA espresso machine is a 1350W heating system that brings the machine to optimal brewing temperature in about 45 seconds. The 20-bar high-pressure pump works in tandem with PID temperature control to stabilize water temperature throughout extraction, which helps produce a consistent crema. The machine uses ground coffee only, so you'll need a grinder if you prefer fresh beans. The 39-ounce removable water tank is transparent, making it easy to monitor water levels. Measuring 11.2 inches deep, 4.72 inches wide, and 11.8 inches tall, it has a slim footprint that fits neatly on most countertops. The stainless steel body is easy to wipe clean, and the drip tray is removable for rinsing. The steam wand is positioned on the side and can be pivoted for frothing directly in your milk pitcher. After use, the machine's detachable components—including the portafilter, filters, and water tank—simplify cleaning. The manufacturer recommends first-time setup before brewing to ensure proper operation. This machine is best for households or small offices where multiple espresso-based drinks are needed throughout the day, but its single-boiler design means you cannot brew and steam simultaneously.

Build & Materials

The LOSRSWA espresso machine has a stainless steel exterior that gives it a polished, professional look. The build feels sturdy for its price point, though some plastic components (like the tamper and portafilter handle) are used to keep costs down. The water tank is transparent plastic and clicks off easily for filling. The steam wand is made of stainless steel and swivels, making it convenient for frothing. The control interface is straightforward: a rotary knob on the front switches between brewing, steaming, and hot water. The drip tray is removable and has a plastic grate that can be rinsed. While the machine is not overly heavy (around 8 pounds), it stays planted on the counter due to rubber feet.

Cleaning is manageable thanks to the detachable water tank, drip tray, and portafilter. The manual recommends wiping the steam wand after each use to prevent milk residue buildup. Descaling is periodically required to maintain performance, especially in hard-water areas. Overall, the design prioritizes simplicity and ease of use over luxury materials.

Shot Quality

In testing, the LOSRSWA machine delivered consistent espresso shots with a decent layer of crema. The single 20-bar pump produced enough pressure to extract flavors thoroughly, though finer grinds may be needed to avoid channeling. The PID control helped keep water temperature stable, resulting in balanced shots without bitterness. Users report that the preheat time is accurate at about 45 seconds, and the machine is ready to brew quickly. The steam wand produces adequate froth, though achieving microfoam for latte art takes practice; the wand's power is moderate compared to higher-end machines.

Noise levels are moderate—the pump is audible but not disruptive. The machine does not have a dual boiler, so you must wait between brewing and steaming. The 39-ounce tank is sufficient for several drinks before needing a refill. Overall, the LOSRSWA performs well for its price, producing cafe-quality espresso for daily use.