Lelit Anna With PID Espresso Machine

The Lelit Anna With PID brings genuine semi-automatic espresso control into a compact, beginner-friendly footprint with a clean Italian design. Built around a single boiler with full PID temperature control, a commercial-grade 57mm portafilter, and a professional articulated steam wand, it's designed for home baristas and minimalists who want to learn proper espresso technique without stepping up to a bulkier, more expensive machine.
The PID controller keeps brew temperature stable shot after shot, which matters more than most people expect, temperature swings during extraction are one of the most common causes of inconsistent espresso at home. Anna's brass boiler, rated at 250ml, heats efficiently for single-user or small household use, comfortably supporting 35 to 40 cups a day with a brew time of around 20 to 30 seconds per shot. The 57mm portafilter is a genuine barista-standard size, meaning it's compatible with a wide range of standard accessories and baskets as your setup grows.
The steam wand is fully articulated and powerful enough for real microfoam, the kind needed for latte art, not just basic frothing. Combined with the compact build, Anna is a strong entry point for someone serious about learning espresso from the ground up, whether that's dialling in shot ratios, working on tamping consistency, or practicing milk texturing.

1.Lelit Anna With PID espresso machine

2.Lelit57 two-way filter holder with classic handle

3.Lelit57 single-dose filter basket (7 to 9g)

4.Lelit57 double-dose filter basket (14 to 18g)

5.Lelit57 pods filter

6.Coffee measuring spoon

1. Turn on the machine and allow it to warm up for 15 to 20 minutes.

2. Tamp ground coffee into the portafilter and lock it into the group head.

3. Set your desired brew temperature using the PID controller.

4. Brew your espresso shot (20 to 30 seconds).

5. Use the steam wand to froth milk, then pour and enjoy.

A full user manual is available for download with detailed setup and maintenance guidance. Pairing Anna with a consistent burr grinder makes a real difference to shot quality, since even the best PID control can't compensate for an uneven grind.