02Start with the decision
CM 7750 CoffeeSelect in one honest frame
The Miele CM 7750 CoffeeSelect is a 120 V countertop bean-to-cup platform with three selectable bean containers feeding one conical grinder, a removable brewing unit, CM Touch display, motorized CupSensor spout, paired automatic milk system, glass flask, AutoDescale cartridge and Miele@home connectivity. This page reviews the Obsidian Black US CM 7750 CoffeeSelect, material 11106260, EAN 4002516116196 and 120 V. European, Canadian, Australian and Asian articles can differ in material number, voltage, price, warranty, included parts and current availability. It is not the CM 7550, CM 7500, CM 6360 or a built-in CVA model. That identity matters because two machines can promise the same drink while asking for completely different work before and after it. The useful first question is not whether CM 7750 CoffeeSelect can make coffee. It is whether its heating, preparation, milk, water, and cleaning sequence matches the way the household will actually use it. [source] [source] [source]
The strongest reason to choose it: Three selectable bean containers, 10 profiles and automated spout and descaling functions address a busy multi-preference household better than most single-hopper automatics. The main reason to pause: At the dated $4,499 US price, the same one-grinder brew path must justify a flagship premium through convenience rather than manual espresso control. Those two statements explain the rating more accurately than a long feature list. A high score in one dimension does not erase a compromise elsewhere, and the overall rating should be read with the six category scores rather than alone.
03The first week
Set up the whole station, not only the machine
Confirm material 11106260, 120 V, invoice, US warranty, glass milk flask, descaling cartridge and cleaning tablets. The 311 × 445 mm footprint needs space above for the three bean lids and beside the machine for water, brew-unit and ground-coffee access. Set water hardness, insert the cartridge, name the three bean types, assign them deliberately to recipes and establish one reference drink before adding profiles. [source] [source]
04Rating deep dive
Espresso: control the variables the machine leaves to you
The exact sheet documents selectable grind, programmable ground quantity, water, temperature and pre-brewing, plus DoubleShot, Expert mode and a ground-coffee chute. Those are useful automatic controls, but the three hoppers share one grinder and do not add manual dose, yield, pressure or flow profiling. Coffeeness praised espresso quality and the quiet grinder in its hands-on review; Coffeedant did not reproduce those sensory impressions. [source] [source]
Espresso assessment
Espresso evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Brew architecture | Selectable bean assignment, grind, dose, temperature and pre-brewing. | Broad automatic controls and positive independent sensory context support a strong daily-coffee score. |
| Control available | DoubleShot and Expert mode expand automatic adjustment. | One shared grinder and a fixed automatic brew path cap experimentation with demanding light roasts. |
| Recipe consequence | Independent praise is context, not a replicated Coffeedant result. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
05Rating deep dive
Milk: speed only matters when texture stays controllable
The US sheet lists single and paired cappuccino, latte macchiato, milk froth, espresso macchiato, cappuccino italiano, flat white, café au lait and caffè latte. The glass flask and siphon support different storage routines. Automatic rinsing is a convenience, not a substitute for daily milk-flask care and scheduled cleaning of the siphon, spout and internal pipework. [source] [source]
Milk assessment
Milk evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Steam or milk system | Single and paired milk recipes are documented. | Paired OneTouch recipes, programmable milk volumes and a glass flask make milk service unusually complete. |
| Operator input | Milk and froth amounts are programmable. | Daily flask and milk-path cleaning remain mandatory despite automatic rinsing. |
| Queue consequence | Automatic rinse does not replace physical cleaning. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
06Rating deep dive
Workflow: count every touch from cold start to a clean counter
Three assigned beans, 10 profiles, OneTouch for Two, CupSensor, pot modes and a 16-serving waste bin make the CM 7750 unusually capable for mixed households. CM Touch is clearer than Miele’s sensor-text panels, although one community contributor found its menu depth slow to change. MobileStart and notifications add options, but app services remain account, network and region dependent. [source] [source] [source] Marketing often times one internal event, such as heater readiness, while the owner experiences the whole drink. Grinding, dosing, warming, extracting, steaming, refilling, rinsing, knocking out coffee, wiping, and returning milk all belong in the clock.
Map the station before purchase. Confirm cabinet clearance, tank and bean access, door or brew-unit travel, portafilter movement, carafe removal, drip-tray path, cord location, ventilation, grinder footprint, and a safe landing place for wet parts. A machine can fit by published dimensions and still be awkward under a cabinet or beside a wall.
The most revealing home trial is the busiest normal order from a cold start. Make it in the sequence people actually request it, then restore the machine to a clean ready state. If the routine feels coherent, the workflow score is meaningful. If one repeated task causes resentment, a rival with a lower headline specification may deliver more value every day.
Workflow assessment
Workflow evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Cold-start routine | Three bean containers and 10 profiles. | Three assigned beans, 10 profiles and CupSensor solve repeated household choices efficiently. |
| Drink sequence | OneTouch for Two and 16-serving waste capacity. | A large body and deep settings menu can still slow occasional users. |
| Cleanup load | CupSensor automates the 80–160 mm outlet range. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
07Rating deep dive
Build and service: judge access, support, and failure response
Miele lists a removable brew unit, removable milk pipework, ComfortClean parts, 1.45 kW load and a 311 × 420 × 445 mm body. Coffeeness praised the stainless details and substantial housing, while the 14.2 kg independent specification underscores its size. These observations do not prove service life or failure rate. [source] [source] [source] [source] Material descriptions can help set expectations, but ownership depends more on stable controls, accessible daily-care parts, documented service, and the availability of the exact component for the exact revision.
The current US manual schedules daily cleaning for the machine and milk flask, regular care for the tray, waste bin, water tank, milk siphon, CupSensor, central spout, bean system, ground-coffee chute and brewer, plus milk-pipe cleaning, brew-unit degreasing and AutoDescale management. The cartridge reduces a major task, but the manual warns that additional manual descaling may still be necessary depending on use. Removable does not mean maintenance-free, and a cleaning program does not inspect every seal, hose, valve, burr, sensor, or heating component. Use only procedures and products permitted by the manual. Boiler, mains-voltage, pressure, refrigerant, or internal-water work belongs with a qualified technician unless the manufacturer explicitly defines an owner procedure.
Miele’s review set and two small community discussions are self-selected. Region, ownership length, water, beans, drink volume, care and service history vary. They cannot support a lifespan or defect-rate claim, and regional delisting does not prove the current US article is discontinued while Miele still lists it for sale. Self-selected reports can reveal useful inspection points, but they do not provide the denominator needed for a defect rate. The build score therefore rewards documented construction and support while preserving uncertainty about long-term incidence.
Build assessment
Build evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Core construction | Removable brewer and milk pipework. | Removable-brewer access, substantial cabinet and documented care are meaningful ownership strengths. |
| Access and care | 311 × 420 × 445 mm, 1.45 kW and 120 V. | Weight and premium materials do not establish lifespan, and there is no representative repair dataset. |
| Support boundary | No representative component-life study located. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
08Rating deep dive
Features: separate daily help from brochure decoration
CoffeeSelect, AutoDescale, CupSensor, 10 profiles, paired recipes, DoubleShot, Expert mode, coffee and tea pots, heated cup storage, Wi-Fi and a bypass chute make this one of the most feature-dense Miele countertop machines. The central constraint remains one grinder and no documented cold-extraction or cold-foam program. [source] [source] [source] A useful feature removes a repeated burden, exposes a meaningful variable, or makes maintenance clearer. A feature has limited value when it duplicates a scale or timer, depends on an unsupported region, or hides a decision the owner would rather control.
Read feature names literally. A PID can regulate one heater without measuring coffee-bed temperature. A pressure gauge can report boiler pressure rather than extraction pressure. A saved beverage can repeat programmed time or volume without correcting grind. An automatic milk setting can repeat a selected routine without knowing whether the espresso beneath it tastes balanced.
For connected products, check app availability, accounts, network requirements, firmware policy, privacy preferences, and useful operation without a phone. For manual products, verify that the desired timer, temperature display, low-pressure stage, or volumetric stop is documented for the exact model.
Features assessment
Features evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Useful control | Three selectable bean containers and 10 profiles. | CoffeeSelect, AutoDescale, CupSensor, CM Touch, profiles, pots and connectivity form an exceptional feature set. |
| Missing control | AutoDescale, CupSensor and paired drinks. | There is still one grinder, and no cold-extraction suite is documented. |
| Buyer relevance | Tea, pots, Expert mode, MobileStart and RemoteUpdate. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
09Rating deep dive
Value: compare complete ownership on the same date
Miele and Abt displayed $4,499 on September 24, 2026, while Designer Appliances also displayed $4,499 with an in-stock state. Compare live checkout and support against the Miele CM 6360, Jura Z10 and Jura GIGA 6, then add descaling cartridges, cleaning tablets, milk cleaner and repair access. A three-bean household can extract real workflow value; a one-bean household is paying for unused hardware. The checked price context was $4,499 US reference price on September 24, 2026. It is a dated reference, not a promise of today's checkout total, availability, finish surcharge, tax, delivery, bundle, or local warranty. [source]
Three selectable bean containers, 10 profiles and automated spout and descaling functions address a busy multi-preference household better than most single-hopper automatics. That benefit deserves payment only when it is used often. At the dated $4,499 US price, the same one-grinder brew path must justify a flagship premium through convenience rather than manual espresso control. If the limitation would trigger an early replacement, the apparently lower price is false economy. If the strength removes a daily frustration for years, a higher price can be rational without claiming the product is inexpensive.
Value assessment
Value evidence translated into daily use
The CM 7750 CoffeeSelect score is an editorial judgment from documented design, independent demonstrations, owner context, and the dated market position. It is not a bench result from Coffeedant.
| Signal | What the evidence says | Buying consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Checked price | $4,499 at Miele and Abt. | The workflow is rare, but $4,499 leaves little room for unused features. |
| Total station | Different current retailer stock states. | Buyers with one bean or one user can get the core one-touch job for far less. |
| Long-term fit | Cartridges, cleaners, warranty and service belong in ownership cost. | Treat this as part of the CM 7750 CoffeeSelect buying decision, not a promise of identical results in every kitchen. |
Evidence note: Unknowns stay unknown. Variations in coffee, water, milk, setup, firmware, regional package, wear, and technique can change the experience described by these sources.
10Put the alternatives beside it
CM 7750 CoffeeSelect versus the closest practical choices
A useful comparison keeps architecture and buyer intent visible. A cheaper product may demand more technique, a faster product may expose fewer controls, and a traditional product may ask for more warmup and care. The rows below summarize the decision rather than pretending every specification carries equal weight.
| Machine | Price position | The quick decision |
|---|---|---|
| Miele CM 7750 CoffeeSelect | $4,499 checked Sep 24 | Choose three assigned bean containers, 10 profiles, CupSensor and AutoDescale when they justify $4,499. |
| Miele CM 6360 MilkPerfection | $2,549 checked Sep 24 | Save substantially when one 300 g hopper and eight profiles cover the household. |
| Jura Z10 | Ultra-premium superautomatic | Compare when cold extraction and Jura’s interface matter more than three bean containers or a removable brewer. |
| Jura GIGA 6 | Flagship superautomatic | Choose dual grinders and higher-throughput architecture when two true grind paths matter more than Miele care access. |
DetailsOpen the technical and workflow comparison
| Machine | Dimensions | Heating | Coffee setup | Milk workflow | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miele CM 7750 CoffeeSelect | 311 × 445 × 420 mm W×D×H | 1.45 kW automatic system | One conical grinder, three containers totaling 540 g | Glass flask and paired OneTouch milk | Multi-bean, multi-user households |
| Miele CM 6360 MilkPerfection | 251 × 427 × 359 mm W×D×H | 1.45 kW automatic system | One conical grinder, one hopper and bypass | Glass flask and paired OneTouch milk | One-bean Miele households |
| Jura Z10 | Premium automatic body | Automatic hot and cold platform | One adaptive grinder and one bean path | Hose-fed automatic milk with cold recipes | Hot and cold drink breadth |
| Jura GIGA 6 | Large dual-system body | Dual automatic system | Two grinders and two bean paths | Automatic milk and paired service | Two-bean throughput and offices |
Compare exact region, voltage, warranty and current seller; number of bean containers versus independent grinders; paired-drink definition; brewer access; milk-part cleaning; tank and tray rhythm; current checkout total, consumables and repair route. A shared model-family name does not guarantee identical regional availability or package.
11Owner evidence in proportion
What owner discussions add, and what they cannot prove
Miele’s current eight-review set is strongly positive about espresso, three bean bins, milk and automation. A separate enthusiast comparison values the three-hopper idea but includes criticism of size, menu depth, pace and price. Another thread discusses changing regional availability without an official US discontinuation notice. These are useful questions, not population statistics.
Miele’s review set and two small community discussions are self-selected. Region, ownership length, water, beans, drink volume, care and service history vary. They cannot support a lifespan or defect-rate claim, and regional delisting does not prove the current US article is discontinued while Miele still lists it for sale.
12Choose by routine
Four routes from this decision
There is no universal upgrade path. Choose the card that fixes the most important daily mismatch, then read the full review before treating it as a recommendation for your counter, coffee, region, and budget.
Lower-cost Miele
Miele CM 6360 MilkPerfection
Keeps paired milk, eight profiles and removable-brewer care when one bean hopper is enough.
Read Miele CM 6360 reviewCold-drink rival
Jura Z10
Prioritizes cold extraction and a polished interface over three bean containers and owner-removable brewing.
Read Jura Z10 reviewDual-grinder flagship
Jura GIGA 6
Offers two genuine grinder paths and greater throughput for buyers who need parallel bean systems.
Read Jura GIGA 6 reviewCategory framework
Superautomatic buying guide
Compare bean paths, milk hygiene, brewer access, profiles, service and full ownership cost.
Read superautomatic guide13Questions before buying
CM 7750 CoffeeSelect FAQ
What exact Miele CM 7750 does this review cover?
The Obsidian Black US CM 7750 CoffeeSelect, manufacturer material 11106260, EAN 4002516116196 and 120 V. Other regional articles are separate packages.
Does the CM 7750 have three grinders?
No. Miele documents three bean containers holding 150 g, 210 g and 180 g, but one selectable conical grinder.
Can it make two milk drinks at once?
Yes. The exact US product sheet lists paired cappuccino, latte macchiato, milk froth, espresso macchiato, cappuccino italiano, flat white, café au lait and caffè latte.
How many profiles does it have?
Miele lists 10 programmable user profiles, plus programmable ground quantity, water, temperature, milk and milk-froth amounts.
What are the tank, bean capacity and dimensions?
The US sheet lists 2.2 L water, 540 g beans across three containers and a 311 × 420 × 445 mm W×H×D body.
Is the brew unit removable?
Yes. The manual documents physical removal, rinsing and regular degreasing. AutoDescale does not clean the brewer for you.
Does AutoDescale eliminate all descaling?
No. It schedules cartridge-based cycles, but Miele states additional manual descaling may be necessary depending on use.
Is $4,499 a good price?
It was the exact-model Miele and Abt price on September 24, 2026. It makes sense only when several users will exploit the three bean containers, profiles and care automation.
See the machine in use
An independent video perspective
Seattle Coffee Gear
Miele CM7750 Coffee Select Superautomatic Espresso Machine | Crew Review
Exact-model retailer video demonstrating controls, bean selection, drink preparation and cleaning access. It is commercial workflow evidence, not Coffeedant testing or long-term independent reliability evidence.
Watch on YouTubeWhy I trust the verdict
What the evidence lets me say with confidence
I began with the exact model identity and official documentation, then separated factory claims from independent observation and self-selected owner reports. Conflicting regional or revision details were not averaged. Price was checked on September 24, 2026; stock, finishes, tax and warranty can change. Video supplies visual context, not Coffeedant testing. Community material informs questions, never failure rates. Missing measurements and long-term incidence data remain unknown.
Check the evidence
Sources and further reading
- Miele USA exact CM 7750 product page
Exact material 11106260, EAN, CM Touch, CoffeeSelect, capacities, $4,499 price, accessories and 4.8/5 from eight reviews; checked September 24, 2026.
- Miele CM 7750 US and Canada operating instructions
Current setup, bean assignment, touch operation, recipes, profiles, CupSensor, cleaning intervals, AutoDescale, troubleshooting and service instructions, M.-Nr. 12 921 051.
- Abt exact material 11106260 listing
Displayed $4,499 with call-for-availability state, 19 oz beans, 75 oz water, three containers and current exact-model specifications on September 24, 2026.
- Coffeeness independent CM 7750 review
Independent hands-on observations about espresso, milk, grinder noise, interface, size, cleaning and price; its sensory results were not reproduced by Coffeedant.
- Seattle Coffee Gear exact-model Crew Review
Retailer-produced exact-model visual review included in Seattle Coffee Gear’s April 8, 2022 roundup; useful for controls and drink workflow, not independent long-term reliability evidence.
- Miele exact US product data sheet
Material-specific identity, drink list, three-container capacities, electrical data, dimensions, care functions and included accessories.
- Seattle Coffee Gear video roundup
Publisher record dated April 8, 2022 that identifies the exact CM 7750 Crew Review and its retail editorial context.
- Reddit CM 7750 and KitchenAid comparison
Self-selected enthusiast discussion contrasting the value of three hoppers with criticism of size, menu depth, pace and price; not a reliability study.
- Reddit regional availability discussion
Self-selected discussion about European delisting and possible succession; the current US manufacturer listing controls US availability claims.
- Williams Sonoma exact-model listing
Separate US retailer displayed $4,499.95 and three bean hoppers when checked September 24, 2026, supporting current price context rather than permanent availability.
- Designer Appliances exact-model listing
Displayed $4,499 with an in-stock state and exact US manual/specification links on September 24, 2026; retailer state can change.
The buying decision
Exceptional multi-bean convenience, narrow value case
The exact US CM 7750 is a coherent flagship automatic: three selectable bean containers, 10 profiles, paired milk drinks, a touch display, CupSensor, a 2.2 L tank, 16-serving waste bin, removable brewer and cartridge descaling. Independent hands-on observations support the coffee, milk and quiet-workflow promise, while the official manual makes its cleaning obligations unusually clear.
The hard part is the $4,499 price. Three containers do not mean three grinders, cold extraction is absent, and automation still leaves milk, tray and brewer work. Buy it for a household that repeatedly rotates regular, decaf and another bean and will use the profiles. Choose the CM 6360 when one bean is enough, the Z10 for cold drinks, or a dual-grinder flagship when independent grind paths are essential.
Check exact US price and stock