Meraki Espresso Machine

Grinder, two scales, dual boiler and steam wand, all in one box. The Meraki espresso machine is for home baristas who want the full grinder-to-cup workflow without a counter full of separate gear. It grinds by weight, brews on a rotary pump at a steady 9 bar and lets you steam milk while your shot is still running.

Highlights

• Grind by weight, stop by weight – The built-in grinder is co-designed with Timemore and stops at your target dose, so you're not guessing grams every morning.
• Two scales, zero guesswork – Two built-in scales track both your dose and your brew weight in real time.
• Brew and steam at the same time – Dual boilers, one for brewing and one for steam, with PID temperature control for stable extraction.
• Café-style pressure, quietly – A rotary pump delivers a consistent 9 bar with low noise.
• Smart, not complicated – The CoffeeSense touchscreen handles pre-heat scheduling, automated maintenance and auto back-flush, and can load recipes for curated beans via NFC/RFID.
• Room for a few flat whites – A 2-litre water tank means fewer refills.

Our take: is the Meraki right for you?

Love it if you want one machine instead of a grinder-plus-espresso-machine setup, and you like having numbers (dose, yield, temperature) in front of you.

Think twice if counter space is tight: it measures roughly 375 × 375 × 420 mm and weighs around 14 kg. Like any capable espresso machine it rewards good beans, filtered water and regular descaling, and there's a short learning curve to get the most from the smart features.

Meraki vs a separate grinder + machine

• Meraki: grinder, dual scales, dual boiler and steam wand in one footprint (approx. 375 × 375 × 420 mm).
• Separate setup (e.g. a Varia VS4 grinder + AKU Pro scale + espresso machine): more flexibility to upgrade pieces one at a time, but more counter space and more cables.

Manual & related

Download the Meraki user manual (PDF)

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