Spacekey Espresso Machine with Grinder, 30 Grind Settings

Getting the most from it

For a morning when you want espresso without keeping a separate grinder on the counter, the Spacekey combines grinding, brewing, and milk steaming in one machine. Its built-in conical burr grinder has 30 settings, so you can adjust the grind as you switch beans or dial in a shot. For a latte, grind and brew first, then use the steam wand to prepare the milk, the listed cold brew function gives you another route for iced coffee. Expect some hands-on adjustment rather than a push-button drink routine: grind size and milk texture are part of the process.

The machine measures 11.6 x 9 x 14 inches and has a removable water tank. Those details may help when you are planning counter space or deciding whether the machine can stay out between uses. The product name lists a 60.9 oz tank, while the description rounds it to 61 oz, so the exact stated capacity is not consistent across the supplied details. Easy-clean components are mentioned, but there is no specific cleaning schedule or care procedure provided.

Why it’s worth it

The main appeal is reducing the number of separate tools needed for espresso drinks. A built-in grinder, portafilter, steam wand, and single- and double-shot filter baskets cover the core steps, while the included dosing ring, spoon, and wood tamper support preparation. Temperature control with PID, pre-infusion, and a 20-bar pump are also listed, those features give you controls to work with, though they do not remove the need to adjust your grind and technique to the beans.

If you prioritize an all-in-one setup for espresso and milk drinks, this is more convenient than buying a machine and grinder separately. If you prefer a simpler coffee maker with less preparation and fewer manual steps, the portafilter-and-steam-wand approach may feel like extra work. You’ll appreciate it if making a cappuccino at home includes a little grinding, tamping, and milk steaming—not just pressing one button.

Key features

The grinder offers 30 settings, and the machine lists hot espresso drinks as well as a dedicated cold brew function. A steam wand is intended for drinks such as lattes and cappuccinos, making those drinks involves steaming milk yourself. The LED touch screen includes a real-time heating indicator, and removable components are described as easy to clean. Included accessories are a 51 mm portafilter, single- and double-shot filter baskets, a spoon, a solid wood tamper, and a dosing ring.

The machine’s listed size is useful context, but it does not establish how much clearance you will need above or around it. Likewise, 20 bar is a pump specification, not a guarantee that every shot will taste balanced. Better avoided if you want a fully automatic machine that handles grinding, extraction, and milk with no involvement from you. The listing also states a one-year limited warranty and lifetime customer support, warranty terms are not detailed here.

Should you buy it?

Choose the Spacekey if you want to make espresso-based drinks at home and value having the grinder and milk wand built into the same unit. It suits someone willing to learn a repeatable routine: adjust the grind, prepare a shot, then steam milk for a cappuccino or latte. That hands-on setup is the point, not a drawback, if you enjoy shaping the drink yourself.

On the spec sheet, the machine covers a broad set of steps and drink styles, but there is no detailed information here about brew-volume settings, grinder adjustment increments, or the care required for the grinder and steam wand. If those specifics matter to your routine, look for them before deciding. Buy it for an integrated espresso workflow, choose a simpler brewer if convenience means minimal preparation and cleanup to you.