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Breville launched the Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over, a $599.95 home brewer that grinds beans and uses a moving spout to carry out programmed pours. It is available through Breville and Williams Sonoma, but it does not connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Breville launched the $599.95 Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over this week, entering the automated home pourover market with a machine that grinds beans and moves a water spout through programmed pours. The brewer is aimed at home users seeking pourover-style brewing with one-touch operation, and sales have begun through Breville and Williams Sonoma, according to Daily Coffee News.
The Spiral Luxe combines a built-in grinder, a conical dripper and a moving nozzle that delivers programmed water pours. Users can adjust brew ratio, temperature, the number of pours and pauses. A flow meter tracks water delivery, while a timed grind is calibrated to dispense a target dose based on the selected brew ratio.
The machine has a 20-ounce glass carafe, stainless steel body panels and a 40-ounce water reservoir. Its grinder uses newly developed 40-millimeter flat blind burrs; users adjust grind size by twisting the 200-gram-capacity hopper. A push-button dial and 2.4-inch color display handle settings on the machine itself.
Breville says its PID-controlled ThermoJet heater is ready to brew within seconds. Users can select temperatures of 190, 198 or 205°F. The machine has no Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection. The Breville+ app provides brewing tips, coffee recommendations and maintenance advice as a separate companion resource.
One-Touch Control for Pourover
The launch brings Breville, a large consumer coffee and kitchen appliance maker, into a category that has grown around automating the precise water delivery associated with manual pourover. The Spiral Luxe combines that automation with an integrated grinder, potentially appealing to people who want freshly ground coffee without making each pour by hand.
Breville Global Category Manager Yuen Chin described the product as serving both experienced home brewers short on time and pod users seeking freshly ground coffee with one-touch convenience. Those are the company’s intended audiences; the source report provides no independent sales or performance data showing how consumers will respond.
At $599.95, the brewer is a substantial purchase for home coffee preparation. Its manual grind adjustment and customizable brew settings offer control, while its disconnected operation means settings are made on the machine rather than through wireless app control.
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A Growing Automated Brewer Market
Automated pourover machines have appeared in the home market for years. The source report identifies Hario’s Smart 7, introduced in 2016 with programmable temperature, water volume and timing, as an early example. Hiroia’s Samantha brewer followed in 2018, and the Wi-Fi-connected xBloom arrived in 2022; Hiroia’s Hikaru system followed a year later.
More recent products include Cosori’s Juni, which entered the U.S. market earlier in 2026 as a compact, cloud-linked automated pourover machine. Breville’s Spiral Luxe adds a different approach: automated pours and built-in grinding, with local controls and an optional app resource rather than a wireless connection.
Breville Group is based in Sydney and sells appliances under the Sage brand in the UK and Europe. It also owns Baratza and Lelit. The group launched its Beanz.com direct coffee sales and subscription platform in 2022, adding a coffee retail business alongside its equipment operations.
Performance and Future Plans
The report does not provide independent testing of brew consistency, taste, noise, ease of cleaning or long-term reliability. It also does not give shipment volumes, customer demand figures or a comparison of the Spiral Luxe’s results with manual pourover or competing machines.
Breville has not announced further products or a timeline for expanding its automated pourover lineup. Chin said the company expects to keep developing the app companion experience, but did not specify what changes are planned.
Sales Begin Through Retailers
Sales began this week through the Breville and Williams Sonoma websites. The next public indicators will be product availability and customer or reviewer assessments; the source report does not identify a later launch event or release date for another market.
Breville’s next steps for the category remain unspecified. Chin said the company is committed to the Spiral Luxe and automated pourover, while describing the launch as the beginning of its work in the category.
Key Questions
What is the Breville Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over?
It is an automated home brewer that grinds coffee beans and uses a moving water spout to make programmed pours through a conical dripper.
How much does the Spiral Luxe cost?
Breville priced it at $599.95.
Does the brewer connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
No. The machine has local controls. Breville+ offers brewing and maintenance resources, but the brewer itself is not connected to the app.
Where can customers buy it?
Sales launched through the Breville and Williams Sonoma websites.
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