There's nothing like a good cup of coffee - but what machines can you rely on to get the best result when at home?
Nespresso Krups Pixie
The smallest of the Nespresso range, the Pixie is compact enough to squeeze into even a tiny kitchen and provides a good-quality single or double espresso from a capsule in as little as 25 seconds. It doesn't, however, have the capacity to froth milk - so if you're a cappuccino guzzler, you might want to upgrade to a bigger model, or buy a stand-alone milk frother.
Francis Francis X7.1
There are few coffee machines as good-looking as this vintage-style number from Francis Francis. Another capsule chomper, it's best at espressos but does have a steam wand so you can froth milk for cappuccinos and lattes. Available in red, white or black.
Morphy Richards Accents 162003
If the idea of messing around with capsules or coffee beans is too much to cope with in the morning, you can't go wrong with a filter coffee machine. Morphy Richards's Accents coffee maker is simple to use, makes up to 12 cups and keeps the pot warm for several hours. It also has a timer function, so you can set it to greet you with a cup the instant you step out of bed.
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