De’Longhi’s ECP3420 bar-pump espresso machine has been in the company’s lineup since around 2015, and more than a decade on, it’s still a current product: De’Longhi sells it directly for $179.95, and it remains listed on the brand’s US, Canadian, UK, German, Italian, Spanish, Singaporean, and Malaysian sites. It isn’t De’Longhi’s newest machine, and some big-box retailers — Best Buy and Canadian Tire among them — have quietly dropped it from their regular shelves. But it hasn’t been discontinued by the manufacturer or replaced by a named successor; it still sits in De’Longhi’s current “manual espresso” tier alongside the plastic-bodied ECP3220 and the slightly larger-tanked ECP3630. Here’s what the machine actually does well and poorly, with the marketing language stripped out.
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