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When to buy coffee & espresso machines

We cannot tell you the cheapest month yet, and nobody who has not watched a full year honestly can. What we can tell you is how prices on this shelf behave: across 21 products with enough record behind them, a price moved about 20 times per 90 days and the gap between a product’s own high and low averaged 24%.

How much waiting is worth here

Price moves
20
per 90 days, on average
Typical swing
24%
high to low, per product
Widest we saw
46%
on one product
Costs today
$109.99
middle of 115 live prices

Read those two together before you wait for anything: a shelf has to move often AND move far for waiting to pay. On this one a price changed about 20 times per 90 days, the average distance between a product’s own high and low was 24%, and the widest we recorded on any single product was 46%. All three are our own readings of prices for coffee & espresso machines, not a retailer’s claim about its own discounts.

Why there is no “cheapest month” here yet

A cheapest month needs 12 months of our own observations to compare, so that the figure is about the month rather than about the weeks we happened to be watching. Our first recorded price is from , which puts the earliest honest answer at . This page fills itself on that day, with no article rewritten. Until then, treating a listicle’s “buy in November” as fact is a guess with a confident voice, and the panel that will replace this paragraph is arithmetic you can check.

What the calendar holds next

Black Friday falls on . We keep reading these prices through it and publish what they actually did the day after it ends — the sale price against what the same products cost in the weeks before, which is the only way to tell a cut from a sticker.

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