Miele CM 7750 CoffeeSelect Countertop Coffee Machine review

The Miele CM 7750 CoffeeSelect is the countertop super-automatic for households that argue about beans. Its three bean containers hold 540 g total, and you assign each drink to one, so espresso, coffee and decaf are always ready. It lists at $4,499 at Miele and Abt, makes 20 specialties, brews two drinks at once and fills a pot of up to 8 cups. It's the countertop sibling of the built-in CVA 7845, without the plumbing. Two caveats: Miele doesn't publish pump pressure, and the warranty term is unclear.

Best for: Coffee lovers · Milk drinks · Push-button convenience · Entertainers

Design and build of the Miele CM 7750

The CM 7750 is 12.25 inches wide, 16.625 inches tall and 17.625 inches deep. At over 16 inches tall, measure under your upper cabinets, since you'll need room to lift the lids and fill the hoppers. It comes in obsidian black only.

The glass milk container looks better on the counter than a plastic carafe and rinses automatically. The 2.2 L water tank is about the size of the Jura Z10's.

Performance on paper

CoffeeSelect is the reason to buy. Most super-automatics have one hopper, so changing beans means emptying it or using a pre-ground bypass. The CM 7750 holds three, so a dark espresso roast, a lighter coffee roast and decaf can sit side by side, assigned per drink. For a household with mixed tastes, that's a daily convenience no Jura here offers.

The conical burr grinder serves all three. OneTouch for Two makes two milk drinks at once, and the pot function brews up to 8 cups, useful for guests. Miele lists 20 specialties; one retailer says 21. Wi-Fi through the Miele app adds remote settings.

Miele doesn't publish pump pressure, so we can't compare it with Jura's 15 bar on paper.

Who it's for (and who should skip it)

Buy it if two or three people in your home drink different coffees, or you want decaf on tap, and you'd rather keep the machine on the counter than build it in. Hosts will like the pot function. Our coffee finder can confirm the fit.

Skip it if one bean is fine; the Jura E8 costs far less. Iced-coffee drinkers should look at the Jura Z10 or De'Longhi Eletta Explore. If you want the same system in a wall, buy the CVA 7845.

If you're on the fence between this and the built-in CVA 7845, the question is cabinetry. The countertop model needs no niche or water line and can move with you; the built-in adds DirectWater plumbing, a 0.7 L milk container and 10 user profiles for about $2,500 more.

Price, warranty and service

Miele and Abt list $4,499. Miele's US page doesn't state this machine's warranty; Abt lists 1 year limited, which conflicts with Miele's 2-year appliance warranty. Confirm in writing. Three hoppers and a milk system add parts to clean, so keep up with Miele's maintenance prompts.

How the Miele CM 7750 compares

Miele vs Jura weighs it against the Jura Z10. The built-in Miele CVA 7845 adds DirectWater plumbing. See best super-automatic espresso machines and the coffee hub.

Specifications

Specs and prices checked Oct 7, 2026 against Miele’s site and authorized retailers. Configurations, panels and installation change the price: confirm with a dealer. How we rate.

Head-to-head comparisons

• Miele vs Jura (2026): CM 7750 or Jura Z10?

Where it ranks

• Best for multiple coffees - The Best Super-Automatic Espresso Machines

Similar coffee machines to consider

Prices are manufacturer or retailer list prices when we last checked; luxury brands set minimum advertised prices, so savings usually come from dealer packages and rebates. Ratings are editorial estimates: see how we rate.