T3's Christmas Gadget Gifts: coffee addicts

If you know someone who really wants to take the home barista hobby to the next level, La Pavoni’s semi-pro espresso machine is just the ticket. Super-compact and equipped with a powerful Inox boiler, it offers up the precision required to extract perfect espresso while stylishly looking the part.
£1,199/$1,799, lapavoni.com

Ninja’s fingers are in a whole host of pies, but this is the company’s first coffee machine – and in true Ninja style, it’s absolutely ludicrous. Whether you’re looking for espresso, Americano, cold brew, bean-to-cup fresh ground filter coffee, or just some nice frothy milk, it can pull it off. Something of a revelation, at a great price.£550/$499, ninjakitchen.co.uk

One button does it all, whether you’re looking for cold, warm, or hot milk foam. A fully affordable way to offer someone the gift of a difference maker: froth that transforms coffee from dull to fancy. Arty lattes, iced flat whites, or some new airy invention – all possible, without the mess of a stick blender.
£105/$99, jura.com

Half conical burr grinder, half glorious kitchen counter art installation, the Opus instantly classes up one’s coffee making process. Whether your giftee is a fan of cold brew, deep espresso, or anything in between, this can turn beans to perfect grounds using 6-blade 40mm burrs backed by 6 Newton metres of torque and spinning at 350 RPM.
£175/$195, fellowproducts.com