I've tested 30 coffee makers this year, but there's only 5 I recommend to everyone — and they're on sale for Cyber Monday

While this isn't the Stilosa's lowest price ever, considering the MSRP is $149, $84 is still an awesome $65 saving. I tested this machine back in June and still can't believe just how good it is. I was able to get barista-quality espresso with just a little finesse, and I'm sure you would, too. In my 4-star review, I said of the Stilosa, "With a bit of experimentation and dedication, there’s no reason why you can’t be pulling consistently delicious shots on the Stilosa."

Price check: $99 at Best Buy

This is the most affordable machine on this list, so it's ideal for those on super-tight budgets. You can still get great espresso with this machine — I personally reviewed the Casabrews 3700 and can attest to that!

The Technivorm Moccamaster is widely regarded as the best drip coffee maker on the planet, and that's for good reason. I tested the Cup One earlier in the year — which is just the single-serve version of the coffee maker linked here — and adored it. The Moccamaster is capable of brewing 10 cups of fresh drip coffee in six minutes, which is the fastest machine I've ever personally used. Additionally, Technivorm offers an incredible 5-year warranty on the Moccamaster and lifetime repairs. If that doesn't tell you that this is a well-made machine intended to last you for years to come, I'm not sure what will.

This compact little machine packs way more of a punch than appearances might let on. With a coffee snob-approved PID controller that controls the temperature of your water (therefore no burned or weak espresso), a powerful 4-hole steam wand, and customizable pre-infusion time, this is the perfect machine for cash-strapped or space-strapped coffee nerds like me.

And Breville is also giving out two free bags of coffee with every purchase — score.

Just like the Moccamaster, the Barista Express is one of the most famous espresso machines for a reason. I've loved every Breville I've reviewed, and while I didn't personally pen Tom's Guide's review of the Barista Express, it achieved a delicious 4.5-star rating from us. As it has a built-in grinder, too, it actually works out cheaper than buying a Breville espresso machine (like the Bambino or Bambino Plus) and a grinder separately. Score!

Price check: $499 @ Best Buy