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“Flair 58” has been created for espresso aficionados who aren’t willing to sacrifice anything on their way to espresso greatness.
“Flair 58” features the company’s first industry-standard 58-mm portafilter for enhanced compatibility with brewing tools, as well as the custom Preheat Control System that allows the user to preheat their brew head to one of the three available temperatures. This enhancement of thermal management is key to delivering consistent, beautiful espresso.
Key features:
• Newly designed lever engagement, now with a retractable piston, making back-to-back shots fast and convenient;
• Standard 58-mm portafilter, which provides the user with endless options in terms of baskets and brewing tools;
• Elongated lever with a T-grip handle that makes pulling shots easier and more convenient;
• Built-in preheating system that self-preheats when turned on and does not require a preheat with hot water;
• New integrated thermal management system with three settings to ensure proper brewing temperature and thermal stability for extended pre-infusions;
• Wider, more stable base that offers better counter grip and increased compatibility with espresso scales.
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Rob January 26, 2026
Ordered from the UK, delivered within a couple of days. Was the updated model with a UK plug. Very happy with the purchase.
Alex August 24, 2025
Coffee friend were amazing, so happy with the service, my Flair 58 arrived next day.
I want to point out that the 58 I received was the most up to date version as of mid 2025; black gauge surround, the heater control unplugs at the heating element, it came with the flat black puck screen – not the old compressed gauze one. I wanted to clarify all that because the 58 has been upgraded over time and this listing shows a couple of different versions, plus the price is so good (cheapest I’ve found new) it made me concerned I was buying and obsolete version.
The only annoying thing to me is the beep when you turn it on and when it’s come up to temperature. It’s so loud and cutting, especially if you make coffee in the morning in a quiet house, it wakes you up better than the coffee! Seems to be a strange design decision considering the best thing about this method, coupled with a manual grinder, is the process is pretty much silent.
The temperature control is annoying, the cable is an awkward length, it’s too long for the control to hang at the back of the unit, and it’s too short to position it anywhere useful. However, is it worth paying an extra £200 to have the control at the front built in? That’s up to you. But not the case for me.
The whole process has been a pleasure, from purchase, to set up, to daily use. I’m not qualified to comment on the specific virtues of the machine regarding making coffee, but I will say it’s fun, and it’s definitely an education, if you have a buddy who likes coffee, it’s certainly a conversation while you pull shots.
Honestly probably not the tool if you regularly make coffee for more than two people. At a relaxed pace and grinding by hand, it works out roughly at serving a shot every four minutes.
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