Breville · Espresso Machines
Breville Barista Touch Impress
Verdict
Touchscreen presets, assisted dosing, and cold extraction in one chassis
The Barista Touch Impress is Breville's guided all-in-one: touchscreen drink presets, assisted dosing/tamping cues, automatic milk texturing, and cold extraction for iced drinks. Choose it when you want café variety with less wand practice — still plan to learn dialing if you care about shot taste.
About $1,200
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Pros
- Touchscreen presets speed up household drink variety
- Assisted dosing helps first-week consistency
- Auto milk texturing for weekday cappuccinos
- Cold extraction expands iced-drink options
Cons
- Premium price vs Barista Pro / Bambino Plus
- Guided workflows can hide variables you eventually want to own
- Still needs fresh beans and cleaning discipline
Who it's for
Households that want touchscreen convenience, milk drinks, and iced options without building a separate grinder station.
Specs
- Boiler
- ThermoJet / single
- Interface
- Color touchscreen
- Portafilter
- 54 mm
- Milk
- Automatic steam wand
- Extras
- Cold extraction
Guides that mention this product
- Best Espresso Machine With Built-In Grinder (2026)
Barista Express vs Barista Pro vs Barista Touch Impress vs La Specialista: the all-in-one espresso machines worth buying, and when a separate grinder is smarter.
- Espresso Machine Buying Guide: How to Choose
ThermoJet vs boiler, 54mm vs 58mm, all-in-one vs separate grinder — the decision framework we use before recommending a machine.
- Best Milk Frothers for Latte Art Beginners
Steam wand vs NanoFoamer vs electric pitchers — how to get microfoam without a $2,000 dual boiler.
