De'Longhi

De'Longhi has 4 researched listings in our catalogue across 2 categories; the highest scoring is De'Longhi DLSC060 Milk Frothing Jug. Figures below are computed only from these listings, which are research reviews of published product information, not hands-on tests.

Reviewed listings

4

Average editorial score

7.8/10

Average buyer rating

4.7/5

Recorded price range

$19.95–$99.95

Buyer ratings combine 44,255 captured Amazon ratings.

Highest-scoring De'Longhi products

By editorial score

#1 · Espresso accessories

De'Longhi DLSC060 Milk Frothing Jug, 12 oz, Stainless Steel

$19.95 · 8.2/10

A standard 12-ounce stainless steel steaming pitcher intended to match domestic machines. The traditional spout geometry handles standard milk texturing adequately, though it lacks the sharp edge required for fine latte art detail. The price carries a premium typical of OEM branding.

#2 · Espresso accessories

De'Longhi DLSC080 Black Wood Espresso Coffee Tamper

$29.06 · 8.2/10

This branded wood-and-metal tamper serves as a direct ergonomic upgrade over factory plastic tools bundled with entry-level appliances. Buyers must verify their portafilter internal diameter, as De'Longhi machines typically use 51 mm baskets. The simple solid construction offers good tactile feedback but lacks self-leveling assistance.

#3 · Espresso accessories

De'Longhi DLSC058 Coffee Tamper

$26.99 · 8.0/10

A branded metal tamper targeted at owners upgrading from factory plastic tools. It provides adequate heft, but you must check the exact base measurement against your specific basket to ensure tolerance within 0.2 mm. At this price point, unbranded precision tampers often provide tighter wall coverage.

Every De'Longhi product we reviewed

4 listings

No. 01 — Daily milk steaming on compact machines

De'Longhi DLSC060 Milk Frothing Jug, 12 oz, Stainless Steel

$19.95★★★★★4.813,794 ratingsOur score 8.2/10

A standard 12-ounce stainless steel steaming pitcher intended to match domestic machines. The traditional spout geometry handles standard milk texturing adequately, though it lacks the sharp edge required for fine latte art detail. The price carries a premium typical of OEM branding.

• +Durable stainless steel construction
• +Balanced 12-ounce volume for single drinks
• +Comfortable handle placement

• −Priced higher than generic equivalents
• −Spout shape limits advanced latte art

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No. 02 — De'Longhi owners replacing stock plastic tampers

De'Longhi DLSC080 Black Wood Espresso Coffee Tamper

$29.06★★★★★4.88,305 ratingsOur score 8.2/10

This branded wood-and-metal tamper serves as a direct ergonomic upgrade over factory plastic tools bundled with entry-level appliances. Buyers must verify their portafilter internal diameter, as De'Longhi machines typically use 51 mm baskets. The simple solid construction offers good tactile feedback but lacks self-leveling assistance.

• +Substantial upgrade over bundled plastic scoops
• +Natural wood handle ergonomics
• +Heavy metal base assists with downward pressure

• −Base diameter is not explicitly stated in title
• −No leveling guide to prevent tilted pucks

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No. 03 — Replacing stock plastic De'Longhi tampers

De'Longhi DLSC058 Coffee Tamper

$26.99★★★★★4.88,314 ratingsOur score 8.0/10

A branded metal tamper targeted at owners upgrading from factory plastic tools. It provides adequate heft, but you must check the exact base measurement against your specific basket to ensure tolerance within 0.2 mm. At this price point, unbranded precision tampers often provide tighter wall coverage.

• +Significant mass upgrade over plastic stock tampers
• +Sturdy metal base and ergonomic handle
• +Reliable build quality

• −Carries an OEM brand price premium
• −Base tolerance may leave gaps in precision baskets

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No. 04 — Beginners on a strict sub-one-hundred-dollar budget

De'Longhi Stilosa Compact Manual Espresso Machine, Manual Milk Frother

$99.95★★★★★4.213,842 ratingsOur score 6.8/10

At roughly one hundred dollars, the Stilosa is a basic entry point that relies on pressurized portafilter baskets to compensate for uneven grinds. Thermal stability is modest due to low boiler mass, requiring disciplined workflow between pulling shots and steaming. Buyers must still allocate funds for a capable standalone burr grinder to achieve consistent extractions.

• +Low initial capital investment for an espresso platform
• +Compact footprint fits tight counter spaces
• +Manual steam wand allows hands-on milk texturing practice

• −Lightweight build limits temperature stability across shots
• −Stock pressurized baskets mask extraction flaws instead of fixing them

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