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📋 Machine Profiles · 2026Breville's own page now says this model is discontinued. The specs it published, the 54 mm parts that still fit, and what replaced it.
Written and reviewed by the CoffeeLabAdvisor editorial team · Published 9 October 2026
Breville's own US product page for the BES810 now states: “This model has been discontinued.” The machine was a 54 mm, single-boiler semi-automatic with a 15 bar Italian pump and low-pressure pre-infusion, measuring 12.6″ x 10.1″ x 13.1″. It is not gone in any way that matters to an owner: it shares the 54 mm portafilter and basket platform with the Bambino and Barista Express, so parts, baskets and water filters are still current stock. If you are replacing one, Breville's own comparison pages set it against the Bambino and the Barista Express Impress.
A discontinued machine is only a problem if the parts stop. These are the consumables Breville still lists as fitting the BES810, by its own part numbering.
There is no ambiguity to report. Breville's own US product page for the BES810 carries the line This model has been discontinued. Need support or something new? We’ve got you.
, and the same notice appears on its Canadian page.
Across repeated searches of Amazon's catalogue, under several names and in several categories, we found no listing for the machine itself — only accessories sold as compatible with it, several of which describe a production run from 2014 onward. The machine is out of distribution, not merely out of stock.
That is the headline, and for most people reading this it is also irrelevant: the Duo-Temp Pro sold for roughly a decade, so the overwhelming majority of searches for it come from people who already own one.
A single-boiler, 54 mm semi-automatic — the format Breville built its entry range around. Water is heated through a thermocoil rather than a traditional boiler, and the pump is a 15 bar Italian pump.
The feature Breville leads with on the product page is pre-infusion: Low pressure pre-infusion helps ensure all the flavors are drawn out evenly
. The machine wets the puck gently before going to full pressure, which is the same behaviour the Barista range has and the reason a Breville shot does not start flowing the instant you press the button.
Physically it is 12.6″ wide, 10.1″ deep and 13.1″ high by Breville's published dimensions — a compact machine by espresso standards, though the height is what catches people with low cupboards.
This is the part that decides whether a discontinued machine is a problem, and the answer is reassuring: the Duo-Temp Pro sits on Breville's 54 mm platform, shared with the Bambino, Bambino Plus, Infuser and Barista Express. Parts made for that platform are current stock, not old stock.
Breville's own genuine replacement portafilter, part SP0027237, is listed as fitting the Bambino BES450, Bambino Plus BES500, Duo-Temp Pro BES810, Infuser BES840, Barista Express BES870
— five machines, one part. The same is true of the water filter: Breville's filter listing names the compatible machines and the Duo-Temp Pro BES810
is among them.
So baskets, portafilters, tampers, water filters, descaler and cleaning tablets are all ordinary purchases. The components that would genuinely strand the machine are the thermocoil and the pump, and those were never user-serviceable on any machine in this class.
The operating sequence is the same as the rest of the 54 mm range, and the manual's numbers are the useful part. Tamp to 15–20 kg
or 30–40 lb
of pressure. Use the Single Wall baskets with fresh beans and the Dual Wall baskets with pre-ground coffee. Milk goes to 140–149°F / 60–65°C, which the manual describes as the point where the jug is too hot to hold.
The Duo-Temp Pro shipped with the Razor dose trimming tool, which trims the tamped puck to a repeatable height — a genuinely useful inclusion that several more expensive machines omit.
One behaviour to expect rather than diagnose: the manual notes that a pumping or pulsing noise during extraction and steaming is normal for a machine running a 15 bar Italian pump, and nothing to act on.
Breville has not named a direct successor, but it has published two comparisons of its own, which is the closest thing to a steer from the maker: the Duo-Temp Pro against the Bambino (BES450), and the Barista Express Impress (BES876) against the Duo-Temp Pro.
Those two point in different directions. The Bambino is the same 54 mm platform in a smaller, faster-heating body with no grinder — the closest thing to a like-for-like replacement if you already own a grinder. The Barista Express Impress adds a built-in grinder and assisted tamping, which is a different proposition and a considerably higher price.
What has not changed is the platform. Moving from a Duo-Temp Pro to a Bambino or a Barista Express keeps your baskets, your tamper and your portafilter accessories working, which is not true of a move to a 58 mm machine.
The consumables Breville lists as fitting the BES810. The water filter part number covers the Duo-Temp Pro alongside the Barista Express and the Infuser, which is why these are still ordinary stock rather than discontinued spares.
The two-month filter the manuals credit with reducing how often you descale; six is a year. Listing states the filters fit the Barista Pro BES878, Barista Express BES870, Infuser BES840 and Duo-Temp Pro BES810, plus earlier batches of the Oracle, Oracle Touch and Dual Boiler, with a recommended change every 2 months.
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The descaling agent the instruction books assume you are using; one sachet per descale cycle on the Express. Listing states the official Breville descaler, formulated for Breville espresso machines, coffee makers and kettles, and names the Barista Express BES870 and Bambino Plus BES500 among the machines it is for.
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For the flashing CLEAN light and the FLUSH alert - the backflush cycle, which is not descaling. Listing states official Breville tablets that remove coffee oils and residue from the shower screen and filter baskets, suitable for all Breville espresso machines, with a non-corrosive formulation.
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For the other job on an espresso machine - the backflush - not for descaling. Listing states professional espresso machine cleaning tablets that remove coffee residue and oils from group heads, valves and lines, recommended as part of a daily backflush regimen, OMRI listed and NSF certified.
Check price on Amazon →Yes. Breville's own US product page for the BES810 states <q>This model has been discontinued.</q> and the Canadian page carries the same notice. We also found no Amazon listing for the machine itself, only accessories sold as compatible with it.
54 mm. The manual specifies a 54 mm stainless steel portafilter, and Breville's genuine replacement part SP0027237 is listed as fitting the Duo-Temp Pro BES810 alongside the Bambino, Infuser and Barista Express.
Yes, and they are current stock rather than old stock. The BES810 shares Breville's 54 mm platform with machines still in production, so portafilters, baskets, water filters, descaler and cleaning tablets are ordinary purchases.
Breville has not named a successor. It does publish its own comparisons of the Duo-Temp Pro against the Bambino (BES450) and of the Barista Express Impress (BES876) against the Duo-Temp Pro, which is the nearest thing to a steer from the maker.
The manual says this is normal for a machine running a 15 bar Italian pump, during both extraction and steaming, and that there is nothing to do about it.
No. We publish scores only on award pages; a profile states the specifications the maker published and leaves the judgement to the reader.
Sources for this page: The “This model has been discontinued” statement, the “Low pressure pre-infusion helps ensure all the flavors are drawn out evenly” description and the 12.6″ x 10.1″ x 13.1″ dimensions: Breville's own BES810 product page, breville.com/en-us/product/bes810, read 2026-10-09 · The 54 mm stainless steel portafilter, the 15 bar Italian pump, the normal-pumping-noise note, the 15–20 kg / 30–40 lb tamp figure, the Single Wall and Dual Wall 1 cup and 2 cup baskets and the Razor dose trimming tool: Breville's Duo-Temp Pro BES810 instruction book (BES810BSS_USC_IB_C14), breville.com, read 2026-10-09 · Part SP0027237 listed as fitting “Bambino BES450, Bambino Plus BES500, Duo-Temp Pro BES810, Infuser BES840, Barista Express BES870”, and the Breville water filter listing naming the Duo-Temp Pro BES810: those parts' own Amazon listings, read 2026-10-09 · The absence of any Amazon listing for the machine itself: repeated searches of Amazon's catalogue under three names and in four categories, read 2026-10-09 We have not lab-tested brewers; where a figure is a manufacturer's, the page names the manufacturer, and machine capabilities come from our own published review records.