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Breville Bambino vs De’Longhi Dedica Maestro Plus vs Profitec GO

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Breville BambinoRemoveDe’Longhi Dedica Maestro PlusRemoveProfitec GORemove
Price last checked$299.95Dated price snapshot from September 16, 2026$499.95Dated price snapshot from September 16, 2026$1,199Price checked October 20, 2026
Good forSmall counters or fast mornings.Narrow counters or automatic milk steaming.Espresso-focused use or narrow counters.
Main downsideYou must steam milk by hand. This machine gives you less temperature control than larger machines.Its 51 mm portafilter has fewer grinder-holder matches.The machine has one water heater, so you must brew and steam one after the other.
Check firstBreville now lists 11.9 × 6.1 × 13.5 inches for BES450BSS1BUS1. An earlier exact-SKU capture listed 6.25 × 13.5 × 12 inches. Do not use either set for a fit decision until Breville explains the change or the exact unit is measured.The U.S. manual confirms 8.15 × 13.62 × 12.91 inches as width × depth × height. Published body size does not establish operating clearance.The manufacturer lists 115V/900W, while the authorized retailer lists a higher wattage. These conflicting records do not confirm the exact unit’s electrical rating. Verify its nameplate.
Estimated drinks in a busy session2 drinksEstimated from published details, not a timed test.2 drinksEstimated from published details, not a timed test.2 drinksEstimated from published details, not a timed test.
Stored sizeSources disagree, so we do not use any of these sizes for fit checks. Breville U.S. page for model BES450BSS1BUS1, checked August 1, 2026: 6.25 × 13.5 × 12 in W × D × H. Same Breville U.S. page, checked September 7, 2026: 11.9 × 6.1 × 13.5 in W × D × H. Measure the exact unit first.8.15 W × 13.62 D × 12.9 H in (20.7 × 34.6 × 32.8 cm, converted)Sources disagree, so we do not use any of these sizes for fit checks. Profitec GO 2.0 user manual: 210 × 338 × 381 mm without portafilter. Profitec GO product page: 210 × 362 × 381 mm without portafilter. Measure the exact unit first.
Voltage110–120V, 1560W120V, 1450WU.S. voltage and wattage: We could not confirm this; verify nameplate
Warranty1 year1 year, plus 1 year after registration3 years via authorized retailer
HeatingThermoJet with PIDThermoblock0.3L brass single boiler with PID
MilkManual milk: you steam the milk yourself.Automatic milk: the machine steams milk for you.Manual milk: you steam the milk yourself.
ControlsManual controls: you set the shot yourself.Guided controls help you choose settings.Manual controls: you set the shot yourself.
Grinder neededSeparate grinder requiredSeparate grinder requiredSeparate grinder required
Portafilter54mm51mm58mm
Warm-up3 seconds (manufacturer claim)Manufacturer says seconds; exact time not statedApproximately 7 minutes (manufacturer claim)
Where to buySee Breville Bambino on Amazon Affiliate link. Check model, seller, condition, price, and availability on Amazon. Catalog prices are not Amazon quotes.(opens in a new tab)Full product record →See De’Longhi Dedica Maestro Plus on Amazon Affiliate link. Check model, seller, condition, price, and availability on Amazon. Catalog prices are not Amazon quotes.(opens in a new tab)Full product record →Search Amazon for Profitec GO Affiliate link. Search results, not a verified product listing. Check the exact model and U.S. version. Catalog prices are not Amazon quotes.(opens in a new tab)Full product record →
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