Dpofirs Espresso Machine with Grinder Steam Wand - 19 Bar Semi Automatic Coffee Maker, 58mm Portafilter Touch Control for Latte Cappuccino Home Office Use (US Plug 110V)

Product Overview

Home espresso enthusiasts often face the dilemma of whether to buy a separate grinder or an all-in-one machine. The Dpofirs aims to simplify that choice by pairing a built-in grinder with a 19-bar extraction pump. The grinder holds up to 220g of beans and offers 15 grind settings, allowing users to dial in their preferred coarseness. Each dose delivers approximately 10g of ground coffee, which aligns with a single shot. The 58mm portafilter is a standard size for many aftermarket accessories, and it includes a pressurized basket to help novice users achieve decent crema with less precise puck preparation. The machine's body is mostly plastic with a brushed metal-like finish on the front. The 800ml water tank is removable and sits at the rear. Dimensions are 13.39 inches deep, 11.81 inches wide, and 10.24 inches tall, making it compact enough for most countertops. The touch control panel is backlit and responsive, offering buttons for single/double shots, steam, and perhaps programming. A steam wand on the side allows milk frothing for lattes and cappuccinos, though it is a traditional steam wand rather than a panarello. The drip tray is removable for cleaning. Included components appear minimal based on the listing, so users may need to purchase a tamper and milk pitcher separately. The machine is 110V only, intended for the US market.

Build & Materials

The Dpofirs espresso machine uses a combination of stainless steel and plastic components. The main body is constructed from ABS plastic with a matte black finish, while the front panel features a brushed metal-look overlay. The 58mm portafilter is stainless steel, and the filter basket is chromed brass presumably. The integrated grinder houses a metal conical burr, which is more durable than ceramic burrs and provides consistent grinding over time. The bean hopper is made of clear plastic with a capacity of 220g, sealed with an air-blowing silicone lid to reduce stale coffee retention.

The water tank holds 800ml and is easily removable from the back for filling. The drip tray is a two-part plastic construction with a floating indicator for when it needs emptying. The steam wand is a single-hole design, pivoting, made of stainless steel. The touch panel is glass or acrylic, responsive, but may show fingerprints. Overall, the machine feels solid for its price point, though the plastic body may not match the heft of higher-end all-metal machines. The dimensions (13.39" x 11.81" x 10.24") allow it to fit under most kitchen cabinets, and the footprint is similar to other compact espresso machines.

Shot Quality

With a 19-bar pump, the Dpofirs is capable of generating sufficient pressure for espresso extraction. The inclusion of pre-infusion at low pressure helps saturate the coffee puck evenly, potentially reducing channeling. The intelligent temperature control system aims to keep water at a stable temperature around 92-96°C, which is important for proper extraction. However, because this machine lacks a PID (proportional-integral-derivative controller), temperature stability may vary from shot to shot.

The integrated grinder produces consistent grounds at the fine settings required for espresso, and the 15-step adjustment gives enough range to dial in different beans. The pressurized basket aids in producing crema even with less-than-perfect grind distribution, making it forgiving for beginners. Steam performance is adequate for frothing milk for a single latte; the steam wand is not insulated but is manageable. Some users may find the steam pressure a bit low compared to larger commercial machines. Overall, shot quality should be good for its class, but without user reviews, real-world consistency cannot be confirmed.