Updated September 30, 2026 · SmartHomeCue Editorial Team

Kismile vs Saeco

Kismile scores 8.6 and Saeco 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Kismile

8.6/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Saeco

9.0/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Kismile vs Saeco
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Reference models12420KAF0 5 Quart Glass Air Fryer, AF9310 AeroLucen 5 QT Glass Air FryerXelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma
Milk systemSteam wandAuto frother
Warranty1 year2 yearsHigher
MarketsUSBE, CZ, DE, EE, HR, FR, LV, LT, HU, NL, AT, PL, RO, CH, SI, SK, TR, BG, UA
Entry price$79.99Not confirmed
Flagship price$788.99Not confirmed
Pump pressure (bar)20Not confirmed
Boiler typeDualNot confirmed
Capacity (l)5Not confirmed
Power (W)1,550Not confirmed
Spare parts shopNot confirmedYes

Same on both: Built-in grinder (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Saeco scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.6.
  • Warranty is higher at Saeco: 2 years vs 1 year.
  • Support channels: only Kismile offers Email, Phone.
  • Machine types: only Kismile offers Pod, Drip.
  • Markets: only Kismile offers US.
  • Markets: only Saeco offers BE, CZ, DE.

Our verdict on each

Kismile

Kismile suits US buyers who want a glass-bowl air fryer or a full espresso setup without leaving a single brand. Air fryers start at $124.99 and coffee from $79.99, though the top of the range is high and there is no mobile app, so programs are set on the machine itself.

Read the full Kismile review

Saeco

Saeco fits households wanting grinding, brewing and frothing in a single body, and it carries a 2 years warranty with a spare parts shop behind it. Support runs on help centre only, so buyers who want phone answers should weigh that against the parts and repair side.

Read the full Saeco review

Score breakdown

Kismile vs Saeco
AreaKismileSaeco
Cost8.5Kitchen prices start at $124.99 for air fryers and $79.99 for coffee, with dishwasher safe parts and a 1 year warranty included.Not confirmed
Offer8.6Kitchen and coffee lines pair 8 air fryer programs with espresso, bean-to-cup, pod and drip machines (espresso, bean to cup and pod).8.9HigherSite offer score part 8.9 sits with an overall 9, backed by bean-to-cup and espresso types in bean to cup and espresso.
TrustNot confirmed9.2Trust score part 9.2 draws on 2 years of cover, a spare parts shop, and Philips Domestic Appliances Nederland B.V. in NL.

A third option

Delonghi has warranty at 3 years, against 1 year for Kismile and 2 years for Saeco.

Delonghi review

What we checked

Kismile

  • kismile.com: 15 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Saeco

  • saeco.com: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Kismile vs Saeco
RankingKismileSaeco
Espresso and bean-to-cup machines14 of 639 of 63
Coffee machines21 of 8914 of 89

Every fact side by side

Kismile vs Saeco
FactKismileSaeco
Machine typesEspresso, Bean to cup, Pod, DripCovers moreBean to cup, Espresso
Legal entityROWAN GLOBAL LIFE INCPhilips Domestic Appliances Nederland B.V.
HeadquartersUnited StatesNetherlands
FoundedNot confirmed1981
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreCovers moreHelp centre

Home appliances

Kismile vs Saeco
FactKismileSaeco
ProductsAir fryerNot confirmed
Price from$124.99Not confirmed
Capacity2.4 cu ftNot confirmed
Dimensions43.1 x 41.6 x 82.5 cmNot confirmed
Mobile appNoNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Kismile vs Saeco
FactKismileSaecoMedian
Entry price$79.99lowest quarterNot confirmed$159
Flagship price$788.99above the medianNot confirmed$504.50
Pump pressure (bar)20above the medianNot confirmed18.5
Capacity (l)5above the medianNot confirmed2.5
Power (W)1,550above the medianNot confirmed1,500
Warranty1 yearbelow the median2 yearsat the median2 years

Median across 65 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Kismile

Pros

  • Air fryers come with dishwasher safe parts and 8 programs on a 5-litre bowl.
  • The coffee range covers espresso, bean-to-cup, pod and drip (espresso, bean to cup and pod), and the flagship machine adds a built in grinder.
  • The flagship espresso machine pairs a dual boiler with 20 bar pump pressure and a steam wand.

Cons

  • There is no mobile app, so program presets and timings are set on the machine itself.
  • The flagship espresso machine at $788.99 is a steep step up from the $79.99 entry coffee maker.
  • Its product types list the air fryer alone (air fryer), so a multicooker is not among the ranges sold here.

Saeco

Pros

  • A built-in grinder and an auto-frother mean the bean to cup and espresso range handles whole beans and milk drinks in a single body.
  • Warranty cover of 2 years is paired with a spare parts shop, so worn grinders, carafes and frother parts can be ordered rather than pushing a whole new machine.
  • The spread from the GranAroma to the Xelsis Suprema in Xelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma lets a buyer start low and move up without changing maker.

Cons

  • Support runs on help centre only, so phone and email help are not part of the service mix.
  • bean to cup and espresso leaves out the drip and grinder options listed in drip, espresso and grinder and espresso, drip and grinder.
  • The grinder built in is listed at range level rather than guaranteed on each Xelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma machine, so buyers comparing a GranAroma with a Xelsis Suprema have to check the specification.

Who each suits

Kismile

Who it suits

  • US households buying a glass-bowl air fryer who want dishwasher safe parts and a set program count
  • Shoppers who want espresso, bean-to-cup, pod and drip machines under one brand
  • Value buyers weighing the $79.99 entry coffee maker against flagship machines

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers outside the US, since the listed market is US
  • Cooks who want a multicooker or blender, since GASTROBACK lists those alongside air fryers (air fryer, multicooker and blender)
  • Shoppers who want app control, given the mobile app answer is no, or a warranty beyond 1 years

Saeco

Who it suits

  • Households in Belgium, CZ and DE who want bean-to-cup and espresso machines from a single maker.
  • Buyers who plan to keep a machine for years and value a spare parts shop alongside 2 years of cover.
  • Anyone starting at the GranAroma end of Xelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma and moving up to the Xelsis Suprema later.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers after drip or stand-alone grinders: drip, espresso and grinder and espresso, drip and grinder both cover those, and bean to cup and espresso does not.
  • Anyone who wants phone or email answers, because support runs on help centre only.
  • Readers who prefer to cross-shop Philips first, since Philips reference models such as the LatteGo and Baristina sit in a different line to Xelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma.

Country by country

Kismile vs Saeco
CountryKismileSaeco
United StatesYesNo

Questions about each

Kismile

How much does a Kismile air fryer cost?+

Kismile air fryers start at $124.99 for the glass bowl fryer that anchors the line. That is the entry point for the whole air fryer range, and the second reference model sits in the same glass bowl family rather than at a different tier. The bowl holds 5 litres, so the two models are close in size.

What is the price range for Kismile coffee machines?+

Kismile coffee machines start at $79.99 with the single serve coffee maker, and the flagship programmable espresso machine costs $788.99. That flagship carries a built in grinder, a dual boiler, 20 bar of pump pressure and a steam wand, so the gap buys a full setup rather than a small upgrade.

Saeco

Does Saeco make espresso machines as well as bean-to-cup ones?+

Saeco covers both, with bean to cup and espresso spanning bean-to-cup and espresso. Reference models include the Xelsis Suprema and Xelsis Deluxe for the larger end, plus the GranAroma Deluxe and GranAroma lower down. The grinder built in is what distinguishes the bean-to-cup bodies from the espresso-only ones.

Is the grinder built in, or do I need a separate grinder?+

A grinder is built in as part of the range, so beans are ground in the machine rather than through a separate grinder on the counter. It is not a given on every Xelsis Suprema, Xelsis Deluxe, GranAroma Deluxe, GranAroma model, though, so a buyer weighing a GranAroma against a Xelsis Suprema should read the specification for the machine in question.

Saeco

Higher score in this comparison

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