





Desertcart purchases this item on your behalf and handles shipping, customs, and support to Brazil.
☕ Elevate your home café game—because your mornings deserve the luxe touch.
The Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series ES701 is a fully automatic, 4-in-1 espresso machine combining espresso, drip coffee, rapid cold brew, and hot water functions. Featuring Barista Assist Technology, an integrated tamper, a conical burr grinder with 25 grind settings, and a dual froth system with 5 preset froth styles, it delivers café-quality drinks with precision and ease. Designed in stainless steel with built-in storage and hands-free frothing, it’s the ultimate all-in-one coffee system for the modern home barista.

| ASIN | B0F5JFTR1Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,620 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #1 in Espresso Machine & Coffeemaker Combos |
| Brand | Ninja |
| Brand Name | Ninja |
| Capacity | 68 fluid ounces |
| Coffee Input Type | Ground, Whole Bean |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 871 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 10622356643563 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Portafilter, XL Milk Jug, Single Basket, Double Basket, Luxe Basket, Cleaning Brush, Disc, Tablets, Descaling Powder, Hard Water Testing Kit |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 13.39"D x 12.48"W x 14.84"H |
| Item Type Name | Luxe Café Pro Series, Espresso Machine, Drip Coffee, Cold Brew, Hot Water, Integrated Tamper, Built-in Grinder, Hands-Free Frother for Cappuccinos, Lattes, Americanos, Dairy or Non-Dairy |
| Item Weight | 27.1 pounds |
| Manufacturer | SharkNinja |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Ninja ES701 |
| Model Number | ES701 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Adjustable Brew Strength |
| Part Number | ES701 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.39"D x 12.48"W x 14.84"H |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Brew Strength |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Luxe Café Pro |
| UPC | 622356643566 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 |
| Wattage | 1650 watts |
A**L
Ninja fan for life
This machine is amazing. I wouldn't change a thing about it. My family has 3 brevilles. They're great, but I think this makes better coffee. Ninjas customer service is also amazing. They don't leave you waiting and take care of you. No brainer with this purchase.
R**Z
My dream machine!
I loveeeee Ninja so much, it’s no surprise I had my eyes on the Lux Cafe Pro! This machine is a powerhouse and has everything you need to brew the perfect cup. One minor complaint but it was absolutely my fault: a piece of the plastic from the water reservoir cracked as I attempted to insert the porta filter into the brewer head (it’s a tight fit to ensure the seal stays put and normal). I do have my Lux Cafe Pro on a silicone pad, which makes the unit very slippery and my grip was on a horrible angle. Nonetheless, it didn't interfere with the operation of the machine and I’d recommend avoiding a silicone mat lol. The machine can get a bit noisy but it’s expected I suppose and doesn’t bother me. The best beans to use are locally roasted beans with a “roasted on” date. Taste is great, I have no regrets and love my new machine!
B**H
If you are interested, buy it, it will pay for itself if you hit coffee stands...
Easily worth the money, we no longer even look for cafes. This will pay for itself pretty quickly. When we moved, we landed near a Dunkin Donuts and I imagined watching my paycheck disappear there each month, but THIS little baby is worth the money, easy to deal with, SELF-TAMPING mechanism after grinding IS LIFE! We started out with Lavazza creme beans which have been wonderful, I bought a backup Starbucks Blonde blend but we may never open them honestly. It's hot enough, fast enough, quiet enough, easy enough to clean, makes a multitude of coffee options, including regular brew (tried this out of the box before we got espresso beans and it worked great), we upgraded from the NeSpresso pod system with the non-stick frother and it is a WORLD of difference. The non-stick frother we had was replaced at least once, and still had some stick from adding caramel to the milk. The stainless pitcher for frothing is actually easy to clean and avoid bad milk (it would get stuck in the gasket of the other frother). If you are interested in this and was GREAT coffee EASY, do it.
L**5
Wonderful!
I love our machine! We’ve had it about a month now. It took some trial and error, the main tip I’d share is the machine doesn’t always know best for the grind number. I was listening to it always but then sometimes barely getting any output. Turns out not all beans grind the same and if they’re too fine and you tamp too firmly the water can’t get thru. We’ve learned that 17-19 is right for us on any drink on the espresso side of the wheel. I guess one other tip, I love starting my day with a cup of brewed coffee, but don’t want to use the espresso beans for it. I keep a separate bag of ground coffee in the fridge just for brewed coffee. It was a great purchase for us, it’s already almost paid for itself since we no longer need to go out for fancy coffee!
G**S
Loving my Ninja Pro Luxe!
I have been using the Ninja Pro everyday for about 4 months. The machine is phenomenal. I am able to have coffee every morning and an iced latte or any other coffee concoction that I want when ever the mood arises. I will depending on the expresso bean you use, your coffee can be very potent. The ability to tweak the grind and strength lets you make a cup to your liking. Expresso is where this this machine shines. I am not a "drink a demitasse of expresso" person, but love being able to experience different drinks without the cost of buying them from a coffee shop. I find that I like my Ninja lattes better than my usual coffee shop and much better than the big chains. The machine itself requires weekly water refills and tray empty and clean. I do use bottled water since my tap water is very hard. All in all, I highly recommend the Ninja Pro Luxe. It was definitely a splurge, but I no longer but coffee shop expresso drinks and can get a quality cup of coffee, iced latte, cuppacino, americano, in my pajamas before work. Even though it is a fairly heavy, sturdy machine, I am considering purchasing another one just in case!
C**R
Worth it!
This thing is awesome! I bought the renewed cafe luxe pro and it appeared to have only been used once. No major scratches or use on the item. This thing makes excellent espresso and even makes non dairy cold foam better than Starbucks can. Not too loud. Super user friendly and convenient. I would buy this as a gift for any coffee lover that wants a quality at home experience.
D**S
The Tamper Makes This a No-Go for the "Pros"
I couldn't stand the tamper. I thought getting the version with the built-in tamper would make things easier, less messy, but I didn't think I would have to sacrifice the quality of the shots for it. I am no coffee expert, but I have seen enough coffee content to know that you want your puck of coffee to be evenly dense and flat. The way the coffee grounds are despensed, they end up in a little mountain in the porta filter, but the front side of the filter has less coffee than the back side. The porta filter is stuck in its spot until you tamp bc otherwise tons of grounds will fall out if you try to pull it out to evenly spread out the grounds. So you have to tamp it with this uneven mountain of grounds. Every puck I ever tested would have a soft spot on the front where there were less grounds. This will cause channeling, causing your shot to be under extracted. Not very "pro." I thought maybe my countertop was sloped, so I checked it and nope. Perfectly level. I added a ruler under the back feet to tilt the machine forward slightly; which helped the grounds distribute better, but it wasn't a complete fix and not a permanent solution. I would perfer the manual tamping version of the machine so that I can evenly spread the grounds before tamping. Also, I think something was wrong with the system that reads the grinder. Everytime I unplugged the machine (because I have limited outlets) and then plug it back in, it would change what grind setting it said it was on. Example: I use the machine and it says grind size 18, recommended size 18. I unplug, but leave the machine untouched and in the same place. I plug it back in and it says its set to grind size 17, but recommends 18. The machine wasn't reset; it remembered all its previous recommendations and settings, but it would say the grind size was one off from where I left it. This meant I was constantly changing the grind setting and the recommendations were always changing, even when I was making the same thing with the same beans. I did like the barista assist technology. I wouldn't have had a clue on where to set the grind size without that. I loved the auto frother. I could just set my milk to frother and I could walk away and do something else while the machine worked. Its pretty cool that you can change out the filter size (single, double, quad basket) and the machine would just know which one you were using. It looked nice on my counter top. Most parts of the machine felt sturdy and high quality. But, a few more cons: the warmer on top never felt more than barely warm. Couldn't really warm anything. I don't know if this was a flaw of my particular machine or if this model just doesn't warm much. The drip tray at the bottom is too small and pretty annoying. I was making 2 drinks a day, using the milk frother, and it seemed like every 2-3 days I had to empty the drip tray. Its a wide flat tray with multiple holes on top, plus water can leak from the sides. So, you have to carry it very carefully to not slightly tip it or let the water slosh much because water would drip out. If this was a once a week or every other week task, it wouldn't bother me so much, but doing it 2-3 times a week got annoying fast. I saw one guy rig his up with a tube that he ran to the sink so that he wouldn't really have to empty the tray, but my machine was nowhere near my sink unfortunately. Overall, I liked the machine, but I couldn't get past the tamper, especially since I felt like I upgraded to the "pro" version but felt like I got a massive down grade instead. I am going to get the non-pro version with the manual tamper and I guess I will just deal with getting a few coffee grounds on my countertop rather than sacrifice my shot quality. If you are someone who isnt picky at all and doesn't really notice the nuances of quality and you just want the easiest most stress free espresso machine, then I would recommend this machine. If you are someone who ever tastes something and you feel dissatisfied enough to say something to a waiter or barista, to just throw it away rather than consume it, or maybe if you are more into coffee and maybe want to make a bit of a hobby out of it, I would not recommend this particular model, but maybe the non-pro version.
O**O
A good foray into coffee
I'm very happy with this machine and its ability to make different types of coffee. I don't intend to use it for drip at all, but I've been using it for espresso-type drinks with excellent results. The fact that it makes brewing easy, while still keeping you mostly in control, mostly means you're learning about WHY something is working or isn't working. This machine helps you tweak temperature, strength, and extraction separately. You get guidance, but it's up to you if you listen to it based on what you're trying to extract. Is it perfect? No. It's not meant to be, though. It's meant to be convenient for a beginner. That said, it's expensive, but you do get good functionality for that price. I wanted something that wouldn't take away my ability to tweak, in case I got more into espresso, but if I decided not to I could still get good coffee. This delivers.
O**A
Simplesmente perfeita — virou meu café preferido todos os dias!
A Ninja Luxe Café Pro Series superou todas as minhas expectativas. A qualidade do espresso é incrível: extração consistente, sabor encorpado e uma crema que rivaliza com muitas cafeterias profissionais. O sistema Barista Assist facilita muito a vida, ajustando a moagem automaticamente e ajudando a encontrar o ponto ideal para cada grão. A máquina é rápida, intuitiva e muito estável — cada bebida sai igual à anterior, o que mostra o cuidado no design e na tecnologia. A steam wand é potente e produz uma microespuma cremosa, perfeita para cappuccinos e lattes. É exatamente o tipo de espuma que eu antes só conseguia em cafeterias especializadas. Outro ponto forte é a facilidade de manutenção. Os ciclos internos de limpeza são guiados, a interface explica tudo de forma clara e o processo é muito simples. Nunca tive problemas de entupimento ou variação de sabor. Além de tudo isso, o design é lindo, moderno e robusto. Dá aquela sensação de produto premium mesmo — parece peça de barista profissional dentro de casa. Depois que comprei, passei a preferir fazer meu café em casa ao invés de comprar fora. A Ninja realmente elevou meu padrão de café diário. Recomendo demais. Vale cada centavo!
J**S
Excelente cafetera
Exelente producto , muy recomendado
L**S
Excelente compra
Muy buena compra, te hace los mejores cafés sin tener que ser barista, cómprenla
J**E
Es buena o regular
Que es una buena cafetera
J**Z
Defecto de fábrica
Me salió defectuosa y empezó a tirar agua a la primera usada
Trustpilot
1 day ago
2 weeks ago