Just-launched kitchen gadgets and cooking appliances for Aussie kitchens — air fryers, coffee machines, cookware and clever tools that change how you cook.
Quick verdict The Breville Barista Express Impress Australia launch (BES876) is the most popular home espresso machine in the country with one clever upgrade: an Impress Puck System that doses and tamps for you, removing the two steps beginners mess up most. Everything else is the classic Barista Express formula — built-in conical burr grinder,…
Quick verdict The Kogan Dual Thermoblock Espresso Machine with Grinder (KAZOCOFDBSA) is the cheapest way in Australia to get a home espresso machine that brews and steams at the same time. Two thermoblocks and two pumps mean you can pull a shot and froth milk simultaneously — a trick usually reserved for machines costing three…
Quick verdict The Philips 5000 Series 7.2L Steam Airfryer (NA547/07) is Philips’ answer to the air-fryer fatigue problem: what if the machine could add moisture as well as take it away? A detachable water tank feeds three cooking modes — Airfry, Steam and the hybrid Steamfry — so chicken stays juicy, reheated leftovers don’t dry…
Quick verdict The Ninja AutoBarista Pro is the brand’s first fully automatic espresso machine — and it’s Ninja’s most ambitious coffee product yet. One touch gives you 13 drinks, from proper 9-bar espresso with real crema to flat whites, cold brew and rapid iced coffee, with the machine grinding, dosing, tamping and frothing everything itself….
Quick verdict The Sunbeam Origins Sense is Australia’s answer to the Breville Barista range: a manual espresso machine with a built-in conical burr grinder, a 58mm commercial-size group head, and a heat-sensing steam wand that shuts itself off when your milk hits temperature. It launched in May 2025 at $999 — but the street price…
Quick verdict The Tefal Dual Easy Fry Flex 9L (model EY9228) is the cleverest air fryer Tefal has put on Australian shelves: a single 9L drawer that splits into two independent cooking zones (5.5L + 3.5L) with a one-click divider, or opens up into one GiantZone big enough for two whole chickens. It’s $249 in…
Quick verdict The Jura J10 is the most versatile fully automatic coffee machine Jura has ever made: 42 speciality drinks including genuine cold brew, syrup-infused sweet foam and properly heated milk, all from one touch. It costs $3,990 RRP in Australia, though street prices sit around $3,499. Our take: it’s an exceptional machine — TechRadar…
Quick verdict The De’Longhi PrimaDonna Aromatic is the most ambitious bean-to-cup machine De’Longhi has ever sold in Australia: a 5-inch touchscreen, Bean Adapt tech that tunes grind and dose to whatever beans you load, three brew methods including cold brew, and milk carafes for both hot and cold foam. It is now $1,999 at Harvey…
Quick verdict The Ninja Luxe Café Premier is Ninja’s first espresso machine in Australia — a 3-in-1 system that does no-guesswork espresso, drip coffee and rapid cold brew, with a built-in grinder, scales and hands-free milk frothing. The RRP is $999.99, but the everyday street price is much lower: Joyce Mayne has it for $609…
Not in Australia yet – here is the launch watch The DeLonghi Magnifica Duo is not launched in Australia. Globally it sells for US$999.95 in the US, 699.99 pounds in the UK and $1,299.99 CAD in Canada. TechRadar estimates “about AU$1,350”. That is their conversion estimate, not an Australian RRP. There is no confirmed AU…
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