Lelit Victoria

Overview

The Lelit Victoria is a single boiler machine that packs an impressive feature set into a compact and affordable package. Positioned between the Anna 2 and the Glenda in the Lelit lineup, the Victoria features a standard 58mm portafilter — a key advantage over the Anna 57mm proprietary size — along with PID temperature control via the LCC display. The 250ml stainless steel boiler with PID provides stable brew temperatures, and the pre-infusion capability helps achieve even extraction. The machine features programmable dose buttons, a built-in shot timer, and the ability to adjust brew temperature in real time through the LCC. The steam wand produces respectable microfoam for latte art, though as a single boiler machine there is an inherent wait between brewing and steaming modes. The Victoria is often recommended as the sweet spot in the Lelit single boiler lineup — offering the standard 58mm portafilter size, comprehensive PID controls, and pre-infusion without the added weight and heat-up time of the E61 group head found in the Glenda. Build quality is consistent with Lelit standards, and the machine feels solid and well-assembled.

The Lelit Victoria comes equipped with PID temperature control for precise brewing, pre-infusion for even extraction. It features a single boiler boiler system made of stainless steel with a 250 ml capacity. The vibratory pump delivers 9.0 bars of pressure for optimal extraction.

Priced at $749, the Lelit Victoria is designed for serious home baristas who want café-quality espresso. As a single boiler machine, it's best suited for those who primarily brew espresso or can work with the steam-then-brew workflow.

In terms of build quality, the Lelit Victoria is a substantial machine, weighing in at 18.0 kg, manufactured in Italy, drawing 1200W of power. With dimensions of 280 x 380 x 340 mm (W×D×H), make sure you have adequate counter space. The built-in water reservoir holds 2500 ml, making it easy to set up anywhere in your kitchen.