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Breville launched the Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over, a $599.95 machine that grinds coffee and uses a moving spout to carry out programmed pours. The brewer is available through Breville and Williams Sonoma, but does not connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The company says it plans to keep developing its automated pourover line.
Breville launched its Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over this week, bringing a $599.95 automated grind-and-brew machine to a growing market for home pourover equipment. The brewer moves a water spout through programmed pours, a feature intended to reproduce parts of manual pourover brewing with less hands-on work.
The Spiral Luxe calculates a target coffee dose from a user-selected brew ratio, then uses a timed grind to deliver it. Its built-in grinder has newly developed 40-millimeter flat blind burrs; users adjust grind size by turning the 200-gram-capacity hopper. A flow meter tracks water delivery, while a push-button dial and 2.4-inch color display control settings and recipes.
Recipes can vary the brew ratio, water temperature, number of pours and pauses. Breville says its PID-controlled ThermoJet flow-through heater is ready to brew within seconds of startup. Users can select temperatures of 190, 198 or 205°F. The machine has stainless steel body panels and a 20-ounce glass carafe; its 40-ounce reservoir, grinder hopper and conical dripper are made of Tritan plastic.
Sales began this week on the Breville and Williams Sonoma websites, according to Daily Coffee News. The machine does not have Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity. Breville+ offers brewing tips, coffee recommendations and maintenance advice as a separate companion resource, rather than controlling the brewer.
Automation Reaches More Home Brewers
The Spiral Luxe gives home users another option between manual pourover and simpler one-touch coffee machines. Its moving spout and adjustable recipes target people who want control over variables such as temperature and pour timing, while automation takes over the sequence of brewing. The built-in grinder also lets buyers start with whole beans rather than pods or pre-ground coffee.
At $599.95, the machine enters a category that includes both specialty-focused systems and connected bean-to-cup brewers. Its offline controls set it apart from models built around app or cloud features. Whether customers will value the automated pour enough to pay the price, and how the machine performs across different coffees and recipes, remain questions for buyers and reviewers.
A Growing Automated Pourover Market
Automated home pourover systems have developed over several years. Daily Coffee News identifies Hario’s Smart 7, introduced in 2016, as an early example with programmable water temperature, volume and timing. The Samantha brewer followed in 2018 through Hiroia, a joint venture that originally involved Hario.
More recent entrants include the Wi-Fi-connected xBloom, which debuted in 2022, Hiroia’s Hikaru system in 2023 and the Cosori Juni, which arrived in the U.S. market earlier in 2026. The Spiral Luxe also shares functional similarities with automated commercial pourover systems from New York-based Poursteady and South Korean company iRhea, according to the report. Breville, headquartered in Sydney, sells its designed appliances as Sage in the UK and Europe.
Performance and Future Plans
Breville’s launch information describes the machine’s features and settings but does not establish how consistently its timed grinder delivers the calculated dose or how closely its programmed pours match manual brewing. The report also does not provide independent test results, warranty details, or availability dates beyond the initial website sales. Chin said Breville expects to keep developing the companion app experience and called this the beginning of its work in the category, but the company has not announced a product roadmap.
Sales Begin Online
Customers can buy the Spiral Luxe through Breville and Williams Sonoma, where sales began this week. Further information on shipping, availability in additional markets and any future software or brewer updates has not been provided in the source report. Breville’s next public steps in automated pourover will clarify how broadly it plans to build on this launch.
Key Questions
What is the Breville Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over?
It is a grind-and-brew coffee machine that moves a water spout through programmed pours. Users can set recipes with different brew ratios, temperatures, pour counts and pauses.
How much does the Spiral Luxe cost?
Breville lists the machine at $599.95. The source report says sales began through Breville and Williams Sonoma websites this week.
Does the brewer connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
No. The Spiral Luxe has local controls operated with a dial and display. Breville+ provides tips and other resources, but the machine is not connected to the app.
What temperatures can it brew at?
The available settings are 190°F, 198°F and 205°F, according to the launch report.
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