Breville’s Barista Touch espresso machine is 20% off at Amazon.ca
Breville says the machine’s ThermoJet system reaches extraction temperature in 3 seconds and uses up to 32% less energy a year than a thermoblock.
Breville’s Barista Touch espresso machine, in the Black Truffle colour, is marked as a Limited-time deal on Amazon.ca at 20% below list price. The editor checked the listing on 23 September 2026 at 6:20 pm ET.
What it is
Breville Canada’s own product page lists the machine as the Barista Touch, model code BES880, built around a conical burr grinder with 30 grind settings and hardened-steel dose control, so beans are ground fresh for each shot rather than pre-ground. The touchscreen can save up to eight personalised coffees, and an automatic steam function Breville calls Auto MilQ textures milk hands-free, across eight levels between 104°F and 167°F. A 15-bar Italian pump runs a low-pressure pre-infusion before extracting at 9 bar.
Why this price is notable
Amazon’s deals card gives this listing the Limited-time deal label, and no end time is shown on the card. The 20% is Amazon’s own figure, measured against the list price printed on the same card – it is not a comparison with what the machine has sold for at other retailers, and nothing on the card claims that it is. The same deals page carries a separate banner reading Prime Big Deal Days is October 6–7. Amazon has not said whether this listing will still be reduced, or reduced further, by then, so anyone weighing up whether to wait has that date and nothing else to go on.
Who it suits — and who should skip it
The built-in grinder and the dose control suit a household that wants fresh-ground espresso without sourcing and pairing a separate grinder, and the touchscreen’s saved settings help when more than one person uses the machine with different orders. Breville Canada lists the machine at 40cm wide, 31.9cm deep and 31.4cm high, so it needs a real stretch of counter rather than the gap at the end of a run. Anyone who already owns a grinder they like, or who would rather keep the automated milk step out of the process, is paying for functions they will not use.
What to check before you buy
Breville does not state a warranty length on the BES880 page itself; it links instead to a separate Warranty & Repairs section, so the terms have to be read there rather than on the product listing. The stainless steel jug that ships with the machine holds 480ml, a figure worth checking against how much milk the household steams at once. Amazon.ca’s own order and returns pages set out the current return window for a purchase like this, and those terms are worth reading on the listing itself before ordering, since they can vary by seller and category.
Alternatives
Breville lists two other machines in the same family on its Canadian site: the Barista Touch Impress, model BES881, and the Barista Pro, model BES878. Both have their own product pages rather than appearing as options on the BES880 listing, so the grinder settings, the milk function and the jug described above belong to this model and need checking again on whichever page is opened.
The badge and the percentage above are what Amazon.ca showed at 6:20 pm ET on 23 September 2026, and both can change, or end, without notice.