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De’Longhi reinvents its popular coffee & espresso machine with major upgrades

De’Longhi launches upgraded all-in-one coffee machine with exciting new features

By Emily Caldwell Oct 27, 2026 12:00 PM

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After more than a decade as a staple in De’Longhi’s coffee lineup, the brand has revamped its iconic All-in-One Combination Coffee & Espresso Machine with some exciting new upgrades. Completely reimagined for today’s coffee routines, this new version combines drip coffee, authentic espresso, cold brew, and cold milk frothing in one machine to save counter space. Priced at $349.95, this machine does it all, letting flexible coffee drinkers enjoy multiple drink types without needing multiple appliances. The new and improved model is now more than 20% smaller than its predecessor.

De’Longhi All-in-One Combination Machine Highlights

One machine, endless coffee moments: From a full 12-cup carafe for weekend mornings to a quick espresso before work or an iced latte in the afternoon, the All-in-One is designed to do it all.
Now includes Cold brew and cold foam: New cold brew functionality delivers freshly brewed cold brew in minutes, while a built-in retractable cold frother makes it easy to create café-style iced drinks at home.
An espresso upgrade: A 15-bar pump, advanced Thermoblock heating system, and customizable single- and double-espresso presets deliver consistent, café-quality results.
Smaller footprint: A redesigned footprint takes up over 20% less space, with an intuitive touch display and adjustable cup shelves for everything from espresso cups to travel mugs.

“For more than a decade, our All-in-One has been a staple in the De’Longhi lineup, bringing together the best of coffee and espresso in one machine,” said Eliza Woolston Sheffield, President of De’Longhi North America. “With this latest evolution, we’ve built on what made the original so popular, introducing thoughtful new features that reflect how consumers’ tastes and routines have changed, while staying true to the quality and Italian craftsmanship that define De’Longhi.”

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