This is a compact stainless steel 20-bar espresso machine sold under the Spacekey name, listed with a 1350W motor and a 39oz removable water tank. Unlike some listings in this category, this one at least states a wattage figure — but nothing beyond the listing itself backs it up.
What is actually documented
The listing specifies a 20-bar pump, 1350W of power, a milk frother and a 39oz removable water tank, marketed for cappuccino, latte and americano. A separate storefront sells what appears to be the same machine under a “CM5080” model name, repeating the same 20-bar, 1350W, milk frother description, but that page reads as a reseller site rather than an official manufacturer page — it has no deeper spec sheet, no dimensions, and no material or build detail beyond what the marketplace listing already says.
What nobody has verified
No independent review or manufacturer spec sheet could be found for this model. Basket type, actual extraction pressure and build quality are all unconfirmed. The 20-bar figure is a pump rating, not a measurement of pressure at the puck; nine bar is the conventional extraction target, and a stated 1350W wattage on its own says nothing about how consistently the machine holds temperature during a shot.
What to ask before you buy
- Ask the seller whether the baskets are pressurized or single-wall.
- Ask who manufactures the machine and where warranty claims are actually handled.
- Confirm the 39oz tank figure and physical footprint against your counter space.
- Check the return window, since no independent test of this machine exists.
Based on the retail listing and a matching reseller product page. No independent review of this model was located. CoffeeLogik has not tested this machine in person.
