Sunvasagoo Espresso Machines with Grinder, 20 Bar Professional Espresso Maker with Milk Frother & 95 oz Removable Water Tank for Latte and Cappuccino, Espresso Coffee Maker for Home, Silver

Product Overview

The EA810570 combines an espresso machine and grinder in one unit. It measures 16.14 inches deep, wide, and 18.7 inches tall, weighing 29 pounds. The stainless steel housing gives it a modern look, and the removable 95 oz water tank simplifies refilling. The built-in grinder uses a conical burr design, allowing you to adjust coarseness for different beans. The machine comes with a reusable filter basket, so you don’t need paper pods. A steam wand articulates for frothing milk directly in your cup or pitcher. Controls are straightforward with dials for coffee and steam. Cleaning requires regular backflushing and descaling, as with most espresso machines. The included milk frother is separate but attaches to the steam wand. For households that drink multiple espressos daily, the large water tank and bean hopper capacity (not specified) mean less frequent refills. The machine is best suited for entry-level to intermediate home baristas who want fresh grind without the cost of separate equipment.

Build & Materials

The Sunvasagoo EA810570 is built with a brushed stainless steel body that resists fingerprints and wipes clean easily. The machine weighs 29 pounds, indicating sturdy internal components. The 95 oz water tank is made of clear BPA-free plastic and is removable for filling at the sink. The bean hopper sits on top with a lid to keep beans fresh. The steam wand is chrome-plated brass, a common material for good heat retention. The drip tray is plastic with a removable grid and floats to indicate when it needs emptying.

Maintenance is straightforward: empty the drip tray daily, clean the steam wand after each use, and descale every few months depending on water hardness. The grinder has a removable upper burr for cleaning, but the machine does not have a bypass doser for pre-ground coffee. Overall construction feels solid for the price point, though some plastic parts like the water tank lid are less premium.

Shot Quality

The 20-bar pump extracts espresso with good crema when beans are freshly ground and properly tamped. The built-in grinder offers several settings, so you can adjust for finer or coarser grinds. Users report that dialing in the right setting takes a few shots, as with most integrated grinders. The steam wand produces adequate pressure for frothing milk, though it takes a few seconds to start steaming. Milk texture is suitable for cappuccinos and lattes, but art may require practice.

Temperature stability is typical for a home machine: the thermoblock heats quickly but may fluctuate during back-to-back shots. The machine recovers in about 30–60 seconds between extractions. The 95 oz water tank is ample for several drinks before refilling. Overall, the EA810570 delivers consistent results for its price, but experienced baristas may find the grinder less precise than a standalone unit.