Breville Marks International Coffee Day with Discounts and Exclusive TechRadar Coupon Code

Breville is marking International Coffee Day today, October 1, with discounts on a range of its espresso machines. According to TechRadar, which reported the promotion, the brand—known for producing some of the best coffee machines in Australia—has reduced prices on several top-performing models to celebrate the occasion.

TechRadar readers can get an additional 10% off already discounted machines using an exclusive promo code. The publication states that this code is not limited to espresso machines and can be applied to any Breville appliance sitewide. To use it, readers must visit TechRadar's dedicated Breville coupon code page, click the first green "Get Code" button to generate a unique code, then apply it at checkout on the Breville website.

While the deals span Breville's lineup, TechRadar's senior staff writer highlighted several espresso machines that have earned the publication's seal of approval, offering guidance for shoppers weighing an upgrade.

The Breville Bambino Plus is positioned as an extremely straightforward option that can handle much of the coffee-making process. It requires only grinding beans into the portafilter, inserting it into the group head, and using one-touch controls to brew. The machine includes a hands-free milk texturing system and ThermoJet technology, which TechRadar says makes it ready to use in seconds—minimal effort beyond enjoying the result.

The Barista Express is described as iconic, providing what's needed for cafe-quality coffee at home: built-in grinding, dosage control, and a hand tamp. Users can also adjust water volume and temperature for espresso. It comes in various colours, with the three shades of black being the most affordable once the coupon code is applied.

The Barista Express Impress builds on the Express by adding Breville's Impress tamping lever, designed to apply consistent tamping force each time. It also features smart dosing that automatically corrects grind size if the previous espresso was under- or over-extracted, according to the article.

The Barista Touch is another choice for coffee aficionados, with a compact integrated grinder, tamping functionality, auto-dosing, and auto milk frothing. It also uses ThermoJet technology for quick heat-up times, and its touchscreen interface makes operation accessible.

The Oracle, though an older model, still competes well against newer alternatives, per TechRadar. It offers automatic grinding, dosing, tamping, and milk texturing. Its dual boiler allows simultaneous espresso extraction and milk foaming.

At the top end, the Oracle Jet is presented as perhaps all the coffee machine anyone could need. Its large colour touchscreen dominates the front panel for easy drink selection. It grinds and tamps automatically (with intelligent feedback) and can steam milk, including non-dairy, automatically. It also heats up in seconds. TechRadar notes it is not cheap but suggests it will last for years.

For those considering an upgrade, the key differences lie in automation and convenience. The Bambino Plus and Barista Express cater to those who want simplicity or a more hands-on experience, respectively. The Impress and Touch add smart features that reduce guesswork, while the Oracle and Oracle Jet offer near-professional automation at higher price points. The extra 10% discount may tip the scales for buyers eyeing a specific model.

TechRadar's promotion runs in conjunction with International Coffee Day, and the exclusive code provides an additional saving sitewide, making this a notable opportunity for anyone in the market for a Breville appliance.