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Key Features
- Manual coffee machine with chromed brass portafilter
- Uses ground coffee for single or double shots
- 1650 Watt power, 15 Bar pump, 1.7 Litre water tank
- Milk frother with 3 adjustable steam settings
- Triple thermoblock heating and built in shot timer
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Smeg
- Model Number:
- EMC02WHMAU
- Pump Power:
- 15 Bar
- Water Tank Capacity (L):
- 1.7
Coffee & Drinks
- Milk Frother:
- Yes
- Heating System:
- Thermoblock
Power & Charging
- Power (W):
- 1650
Options
- Programs:
- Single, Double, Manual
General Information
- Type:
- Manual Coffee Machine
- Family:
- Minipro
- Colour:
- White
- Supplier Colour:
- Matte White
- Additional Features:
- Built in shot timer, Adjustable steam settings of 3 levels, Adjustable coffee temperature range 90C to 100C, 3 Adjustable steam settings, 5 Adjustable pre-infusion settings, Single, Double or Manual coffee, Adjustable coffee length, Passive cup warmer
- What's In The Box:
- Minipro Espresso Coffee Machine, 1 x Single pressurised filter, 1 x Double pressurised filter, 1 x single non-pressurised filter, 1 x Double non-pressurised filter, 1 x Blind filter, 1 x Cleaning brush, 1 x Steam wand/filter holes cleaning needle, 1 x 58m
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Coffee & Drinks
- Milk Frother:
- Yes
- Heating System:
- Thermoblock
Options
- Programs:
- Single, Double, Manual
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 360
- Product Depth (mm):
- 336
- Product Width (mm):
- 220
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 545
- Box Width (mm):
- 288
- Box Depth (mm):
- 555
- Box Weight (kg):
- 19
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At a glance
The Smeg Minipro is a compact manual espresso machine for home users who want better control than a basic pod or automatic model. It suits beginners and hands-on coffee drinkers with programmable single and double shots, a manual lever, fast 4 minute heat-up and a steam wand. Its main limitation is that it still requires practice and user input, so it is less convenient than fully automatic machines.
What it’s great for
- Home espresso
- Milk-based coffee
- Learning manual extraction
- Daily single and double shots
- Compact kitchen setups
Where it works best
- Home kitchen
- Apartment
- Small bench spaces
- Entertaining at home
Who it’s for
- Beginner home barista
- Hands-on coffee enthusiast
- Apartment dweller
- Design-conscious home user
Things to consider
It offers more control than entry-level machines, but it is not as effortless or as forgiving as a fully automatic coffee machine, and getting the best manual extraction results may take practice.
Barista experience suitability
High - manual lever control, pressure gauge, steam wand and 58 mm professional-style portafilter support a more hands-on espresso workflow
Ease of cleaning score
7/10 - compact design and straightforward manual controls help, but the steam wand and manual espresso workflow still need regular cleaning
Beginner friendliness
8/10 - programmable single and double shots make it approachable, though manual extraction and milk texturing still take some practice
Counter space suitability
9/10 - well suited to limited bench space thanks to its compact 22 cm width
Noise level vs category average
About average - typical pump and steam noise for a manual espresso machine
Key benefits
- 15 bar pump: Delivers the pressure needed for consistent espresso extraction at home.
- Manual extraction lever: Gives you direct hands-on control over the shot for a more involved barista-style experience.
- Triple thermoblock heating system: Heats the machine in around 4 minutes while helping maintain stable brewing and steam temperature.
- Programmable single and double shot buttons: Makes day-to-day brewing quicker and easier for repeatable coffee preparation.
- Stainless steel steam wand: Lets you texture milk for lattes, cappuccinos and other milk-based drinks.
- 1.7 L water tank: Supports multiple coffees before needing a refill.
- Pressure gauge: Helps you monitor whether espresso is being extracted within the right pressure range.
- Compact footprint: Fits smaller kitchens with dimensions of 22 cm wide, 33.6 cm deep and 36 cm high.
Q: Can this Smeg Minipro use coffee pods or only ground coffee?
A: No. Smeg Minipro uses a professional-size portafilter for ground coffee rather than a built-in bean hopper or pod system. It suits buyers who want hands-on espresso control, but it is not a bean-to-cup or capsule machine.
Q: Is the manual lever optional or do you need it every shot?
A: No. Daily espresso can be made with the programmable single or double shot buttons, while the manual lever is there when you want direct control over extraction. That makes it easier to start simple and get more hands-on later.
Q: How much bench space does the Smeg Minipro actually need?
A: Smeg Minipro has a compact footprint at 22cm wide, 33.6cm deep and 36cm high, so it suits smaller kitchen benches and coffee nooks. Allow extra room in front for the portafilter handle and above for lifting out the water tank.
Q: Can it make long blacks and milk coffee as well?
A: Yes. Smeg Minipro can pour espresso, dispense hot water, and steam milk, so it covers black coffee and milk-based drinks from one machine. It does not grind beans automatically, so coffee prep is still manual from the start.
Q: Does this machine suit beginners or mainly experienced home baristas?
A: It suits both, with a trade-off. The programmable shot buttons and LCD display make daily use more approachable, while the manual lever, pressure gauge and temperature settings give experienced users more control. Expect some practice if you are new to espresso.
Q: Why does the pressure gauge and shot timer matter on this machine?
A: The pressure gauge and built-in shot timer give direct feedback while you brew, which helps with dialling in grind, dose and extraction time. They are most useful if you want to improve consistency, not if you want fully automatic coffee.



















