
JURA makes premium Swiss bean-to-cup coffee machines, with its Pulse Extraction Process for espresso and one-touch speciality drinks across the E, S and Z ranges.
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| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| JURA | 18 | £598–£2,699 | — |
| De'Longhi | 35 | £49–£1,299 | JURA vs De'Longhi |
| Sage | 22 | £169–£2,499 | JURA vs Sage |
| Smeg | 19 | £159–£849 | JURA vs Smeg |
| KitchenAid | 11 | £199–£1,599 | JURA vs KitchenAid |
| Bosch | 6 | £74–£2,599 | JURA vs Bosch |
JURA suits coffee lovers who want consistently excellent espresso and milk drinks at home and are happy to invest in a premium machine. The E8 is the most accessible model, while the Z10 suits enthusiasts who want hot and cold brew options.
What is the JURA Pulse Extraction Process?
It is JURA's method of pulsing hot water through the coffee to optimise extraction time for short speciality drinks.
Which JURA machine is best for beginners?
The JURA E8 is the most accessible model in our listings, offering one-touch drinks at a lower price.
How much do JURA coffee machines cost?
JURA machines in our listings start from around £598 and rise to around £2,699.
Do JURA machines connect to an app?
Many JURA models connect to the JURA app, letting you customise drinks from your phone.
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