
XIXUBX Espresso Machine with Grinder,
By XIXUBX · Espresso Machines · Kitchen & Cooking
- 20-bar pressure pump
- Integrated conical burr grinder with adjustable grind size
- 51mm portafilter
- PID temperature control 194-203 degrees F
- 1.8L (60oz) removable water tank
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~$259.00 (approx.)
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Summary
A semi-automatic espresso machine with a built-in conical burr grinder, PID temperature control and a 20-bar rated pump, sold as the all-in-one EM910. Check the evidence before you buy: no established outlet has tested this exact model, so the numbers below come from the manufacturer and two review sites that compile specifications.
Strengths
- The integrated conical burr grinder removes the need for a separate grinder.
- PID control covers 194-203°F, with 1 to 5 seconds of pre-infusion.
- A thermoblock is claimed to reach brewing temperature in under 30 seconds.
- The 1.8L (60oz) tank is removable and larger than many starter machines.
- Hot and cold brew modes widen the drink range.
Weaknesses
- No established outlet has published an instrumented test of the EM910.
- Exact-model owner feedback is thin; no forum or retailer discussion was found.
- The 20-bar figure is a pump maximum, not a measured puck pressure.
- Review sites say the programming is complex and the grind needs tuning.
- The machine has a larger footprint than some competitors.
- It needs regular cleaning and maintenance, as any built-in grinder does.
Verified specifications
| Model | XIXUBX 2-in-1 Espresso Machine with Integrated Grinder, model EM910. |
|---|---|
| Pump | manufacturer-rated 20-bar pump; this is the maximum pump rating, not measured pressure at the puck. |
| Grinder | integrated conical burr grinder with adjustable grind size. |
| Water tank | 1.8L (60oz), removable. |
| Temperature control | PID, 194-203°F. |
| Pre-infusion | 1 to 5 seconds. |
| Heating | thermoblock, claimed to reach brewing temperature in under 30 seconds. |
| Portafilter | 51mm. |
| Steam wand | for milk frothing. |
| Hot water | 266°F to 302°F. |
| Brew modes | hot and cold. |
| Electrical | US 120 V. |
| Warranty | one year, reported by a review site rather than the manufacturer. |
Full research notes and sources
Evidence and testing
No credible instrumented test of the EM910 was found from established outlets such as RTINGS, Wirecutter, Tom’s Guide, CNET or PCMag. Two review sites, Kitchavo and Plant And Pest, give scored assessments, but both appear to compile seller specifications and customer comments rather than publish measured brew temperature, pressure, flow or shot repeatability. Kitchavo scored it 85/100 (2026-08-27), with sub-scores of 8.8 for grinder quality, 9.0 for temperature control, 7.5 for ease of use and 8.5 for pressure. Plant And Pest highlighted its customization options (2026-08-23). Treat those scores as aggregator opinion, not lab data. Exact-model community evidence is thin; no Reddit, forum or retailer Q&A threads for this machine were found.
Grinder, temperature and pressure
The built-in conical burr grinder and PID control are the two features that separate it from a basic machine. The grind range, burr material and retention are not published, and no test measures grind consistency. Temperature runs from 194-203°F; how stable it holds inside that band is unknown without testing. The pump is rated at 20 bar, which is the maximum it can produce rather than the pressure at the puck, and no exact-model pressure profile was found. Pre-infusion is 1 to 5 seconds.
Running costs and upkeep
There is no capsule lock-in, so recurring costs are beans, descaler and milk. The manufacturer does not publish wattage, weight or materials for the EM910; a third-party marketplace listing for a similar XIXUBX grinder machine claims a 1350W total (100W grinding, 1300W heating) and an ABS body, but that is unverified. The machine needs regular cleaning and maintenance, and no repairability or parts information was found.
Is it worth it?
At $259 (sale from a $299 list, xixubx.com, 2026) it sits among entry-level semi-automatics with integrated grinders. The integrated conical burr grinder, PID control, 51mm portafilter and 1.8L tank are solid on paper at that price. The catch is the evidence: without an independent test, you are trusting the manufacturer’s specifications and two aggregator scores. If third-party verification matters to you, look elsewhere; if the feature set fits and you accept the risk, it suits a beginner willing to learn the workflow.
Which model this is
This review covers the XIXUBX 2-in-1 Espresso Machine with Integrated Grinder, model EM910, the US 120 V machine sold under ASIN B0GZMMY7N3. Don’t merge it with other XIXUBX machines (EM710, EM720, EM700, EM820) or other generic 20-bar espresso machines.
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