Brand comparison · 13 machines
Breville publishes brewing specifications — boiler type, portafilter size, extraction pressure — for every machine. Ninja publishes drink modes. If you want to know what a machine does to coffee before you buy it, that difference is the comparison.
Australia · founded 1932
Breville publishes a limited product warranty on each US product page; terms vary by model and are stated at the point of sale.
Breville operates a US service network and sells first-party replacement parts and cleaning consumables directly.
Baskets, seals, water filters and cleaning tablets are stocked as first-party parts. The 54 mm portafilter used below the Dual Boiler is a Breville size, so third-party basket and tamper choice is narrower than for 58 mm machines.
Ninja publishes warranty terms on its US product pages and support centre.
SharkNinja runs a US support centre with owner's guides and quick-start guides per model series.
Serviceability detail is limited on Ninja's published materials; the machine is supported through SharkNinja's own channel rather than a third-party parts ecosystem.
Discontinued, and the most automated dual-boiler 58 mm machine Breville has made — grinder, tamping and milk all handled.
58 mm portafilter, 45 grind settings and Auto MilQ automatic texturing with alternative-milk profiles in one touchscreen machine.
Grinder, ThermoJet and Auto MilQ automatic texturing behind a touchscreen — the least manual machine that still uses a portafilter.
Three brewers in one body — espresso, drip and cold brew off a single 25-setting conical burr grinder, with hands-free frothing.