Affiliate disclosure: this post contains affiliate links (Awin). If you buy through them, SiftGuide may earn a commission at no extra cost to you (about paid links). Prices, specs and policies below come from the official xBloom US store (xbloom.com) on October 16, 2026 (Europe/Bucharest). They can change and differ by region, so check the product page before you buy. We have not tested these machines ourselves; nothing here is a lab result.
xBloom makes automatic pour-over coffee machines that grind, weigh and pour for you. The current lineup on the official store is the xBloom Studio (US$599) and the metal-bodied xBloom Original (US$799), plus accessories such as the Omni Tea Brewer and Omni Dripper 2. Here is what each costs today, what the store actually says about them, and which one fits which kind of coffee drinker.
xBloom prices at a glance (official US store)
| Product | Price listed Oct 16, 2026 (USD) | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| xBloom Studio | US$599 | 5-in-1 machine: pour-over brewer, 80-setting grinder, tea brewer, 0.1 g scale, hot water dispenser; US 110–130V variants on the US store |
| xBloom Original | US$799 | The original metal-bodied (“forged in metal”) pour-over machine; Galaxy Black and Cloud Silver, with a Galaxy Black EU 220–240V variant listed |
| Omni Tea Brewer | US$49 | Siphon-style tea dripper, no filter bags; compatible with xBloom Studio only |
| Omni Dripper 2 | US$39 | Anti-static dripper for Studio (or standalone), 160 ml, 5–18 g dose |
| Passenger Tumbler | US$29 (12 oz) / US$34 (16 oz) | Ceramic-coated, vacuum-insulated travel tumbler; the store notes it does not fit directly under xBloom machines |
| Pour & Go Bundle | US$64 (12 oz) / US$69 (16 oz) | Cyclone Sensory Carafe + Passenger Tumbler |
xBloom Studio (US$599): the 5-in-1 option
Best for: one person who wants fresh-ground pour-over (and tea) at the press of a button, with room to tweak recipes. The Studio product page describes it as a grinder, brewer and scale in one design, and lists five functions: precision coffee brewer, all-purpose grinder, tea brewer, high-precision scale and instant hot water dispenser.
Key specs from the official technical specifications:
- Grinder: 48 mm conical burrs with ionizer and sweeper, 80 grind settings (18.75 µm per step), 60–120 RPM. The store says it grinds for espresso, pour-over, immersion and cold brew, but the FAQ is clear that Studio does not brew espresso.
- Brewing: Autopilot / Copilot / Freesolo modes; centered, circular and spiral pour; recipes via NFC recipe card, the app, or Automode on the machine.
- Scale: max 2,000 g; 0.1 g resolution from 0.5–1,000 g and 1 g above that.
- Water: 946 ml (32 oz) tank plus water line connection; instant heating with a metal nanofilm heating tube.
- Size and power: 170 × 204 × 426 mm, 5.1 kg; 120V / 60Hz / 1400W (US/CA); Bluetooth 5.0.
- Cup size: the FAQ says it is single-serve, about 8–11 oz per cup.
The store lists a 2-year warranty and a 30-day return window for Studio, and a US$20 free coffee credit for the marketplace (T&Cs apply). There is also a “Try at Home” Flex subscription shown at US$19 for the first month, then US$39 monthly, which the FAQ says includes a new or like-new machine, free shipping both ways and warranty coverage while subscribed.
Check the current xBloom Studio price and colors
xBloom Original (US$799): the metal-bodied machine
Best for: buyers who want the metal-built flagship look, or who need the listed EU 220–240V version. The store presents the Original as “forged in metal, built for taste” and as seamless pour-over brewing with coffee from partner roasters at the touch of a button. On October 16 the product page listed Galaxy Black (US and EU voltage) and Cloud Silver (US voltage), a 10% first-order offer with code ORIGINAL10 shown on the page, and free shipping from the US within 2 business days (US delivery only, excluding territories).
The Original product page does not publish a full technical spec table the way Studio does, so we are not listing grinder or tank figures for it here. If those matter to you, check the official compare page or ask xBloom support before buying.
Check the current xBloom Original price
Accessories worth knowing about
- Omni Tea Brewer (US$49): manual, guided or automatic tea modes; siphon filtering so no filter bags; Tritan dripper with SUS316 stainless filter; 160 ml per steep; compatible with xBloom Studio only.
- Omni Dripper 2 (US$39): faster flow and anti-static design per the store; works with Studio (cups up to 105 mm tall) or on its own; 5–18 g dose; uses xBloom Premium or 155 mm filters.
- Passenger Tumbler (US$29–34): ceramic-coated interior, hot up to 8 h / cold up to 20 h per the store, 73 mm base for car cup holders. Not designed to sit directly under xBloom machines.
- Pour & Go Bundle (US$64–69): Cyclone Sensory Carafe plus Passenger Tumbler.
Things to check before you buy
- Voltage and region. Studio variants on the US store are 110–130V; outside the US the store points you to your nearest xBloom distributor. Only the Original lists an EU 220–240V variant on the US store.
- No espresso. Studio grinds fine enough for espresso but brews pour-over only.
- Single-serve. About one 8–11 oz cup per brew.
- Shipping thresholds. The US store shows free shipping over US$75 and US$5.99 on orders over US$50.
- Policies. Read the Refund, Warranty and Shipping policies linked in the store footer for your country.
Studio or Original?
- You want the lower price, a published spec sheet, tea brewing and a scale for everyday kitchen use: Studio.
- You want to try before committing: Studio’s Flex subscription (US$19 first month, then US$39/month on the page).
- You prefer the metal-bodied flagship or need the listed EU voltage variant: Original.
See xBloom Studio on the official store · See xBloom Original
