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November 11, 2026 6 min read
The best Wilfa gifts this Christmas are the Zense grinder (£159) for anyone still buying pre-ground coffee, the new Zense Alux Thermo coffee maker (£249) for whoever makes the household's coffee, and the ProBaker NXT stand mixer (£799) for a keen baker. Under £100, the Uni Mini Coffee Scale (£50) is a small, precise stocking filler.
Updated 11 November 2026. Prices were checked on the day; the product page always shows the current price.
Most of what Wilfa makes is meant to be used every day for years, which makes it easy to give. Everything in this guide is designed and developed in Norway and comes with a 5-year warranty.
| Who it's for | Our pick | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A stocking filler | Uni Mini Coffee Scale | £50 |
| Someone still buying pre-ground coffee | Zense Coffee Grinder | £159 |
| Whoever makes the household's coffee | Zense Alux Thermo | £249 |
| A complete coffee set-up | Zense Alux Thermo and Zense Grinder bundle | £326.40 (was £408) |
| An espresso drinker | Uniform Evo Coffee Grinder | £359 |
| A tea and coffee drinker | Fixed Temperature Control Kettle | £120 |
| A keen baker | ProBaker NXT | £799 |
Every coffee maker here is ECBC approved and brews between 92 and 96°C from the first drop to the last. The main choice is between a glass jug on a warming plate and a stainless thermo jug.



Not sure which jug suits them? Thermal carafe or glass jug goes through it, and what ECBC approval means explains the badge on the box.
A grinder makes the biggest single difference to someone moving on from pre-ground coffee. Fresh grounds keep the aromas that start fading the moment beans are ground.



Our grinder comparison sets them side by side. Once it's unwrapped, Zense grind settings and dialling in the Uniform Evo help them find their number.
Buying a coffee maker and grinder together costs less than buying them separately.





The ProBaker speed guide and Belgian or Norwegian waffles are good reading to pass on with the gift.
If they're still buying pre-ground coffee, the Zense grinder at £159 will make the biggest difference. If they need a coffee maker, the Zense Alux Thermo at £249 brews at 92 to 96°C and keeps the pot hot for up to 3.5 hours.
A thermal jug keeps coffee hot for up to 3.5 hours, so it suits households that drink through the morning. A glass jug sits on a warming plate that switches off after 40 minutes, costs less, and lets you see how much is left.
The Uniform Evo (£359): it has 64 mm flat burrs, 41 settings plus 10 micro-adjustments, and adapters to grind straight into 51 to 53 mm and 58 mm portafilters. The Zense also grinds into a portafilter and suits a home that mostly brews filter.
Yes. Wilfa products come with a 5-year warranty, and the receipt is the proof of purchase, so keep a gift receipt with it. Some ProBaker models carry longer motor cover; the product page gives the terms. What the warranty covers.
The Uni Mini Coffee Scale (£50), the Uniform & Kitchen Scale (£84.99), the Smooth Mix Hand Mixer (£70) and the Easy Melt Sandwich Toaster (£70). For someone who already owns a Wilfa brewer, the Brewfresh descaler is £9.60.
Shopping for more than one coffee lover? See the gift guides from Hario, Loveramics, Comandante and Best Coffee.