Miele CM 5310 Silence Coffee Maker vs Lelit Elizabeth PL91T Espresso Machine
These are different machines for different jobs. The Miele CM 5310 is a bean-to-cup automatic: it grinds, brews and froths milk at the touch of a button, and its sound-proofing makes it one of the quietest home machines. The Lelit Elizabeth is a semi-automatic dual boiler for someone who wants to grind, dose and steam manually and values temperature stability and pre-infusion over convenience. Owners of the Miele praise the quiet operation and easy cleaning; Elizabeth owners praise the dual boiler and the Lelit58 group. Buy the Miele for hands-off daily coffee and guests. Buy the Elizabeth if you want to learn espresso and steam milk yourself.
- Choose the Miele CM 5310 if you want one-button espresso and cappuccino, quiet operation, and a built-in grinder with no separate gear.
- Choose the Lelit Elizabeth if you already own a grinder and want dual-boiler temperature control, pre-infusion and a real steam wand for manual espresso.
Prices
- Miele CM 5310 Silence Coffee Maker: $555.00 at Zaffy (last seen Nov 13)
- Lelit Elizabeth PL91T Espresso Machine: $1,799.95 at Barbarossa Coffee (last seen Nov 11)
- Difference: the Miele CM 5310 Silence Coffee Maker is $1,244.95 cheaper than the Lelit Elizabeth PL91T Espresso Machine at the latest prices (Nov 11 and Nov 13)
