Modern espresso · Updated October 14, 2026
The BES995 combines automatic puck preparation with dual boilers. Its main distinction from the Oracle Jet is the ability to extract espresso and steam milk simultaneously.
Review method: Based on manufacturer specifications and our assessment of buyer fit. We have not tested this machine. Sources and the date checked are listed below.
At a glance
| Model | Breville Oracle Dual Boiler BES995 |
|---|---|
| Heating | Stainless steel dual boilers; simultaneous extraction and steaming |
| Controls | 5.7-inch touchscreen; Auto and Manual modes |
| Preparation | Automatic grinding, dosing and tamping |
| Grind adjustment | Auto Dial-In adjusts settings based on extraction monitoring |
| Milk | Auto MilQ with dairy and alternative-milk settings |
| Connectivity | Breville+ app for remote power-on and preheating |
Who should consider the BES995?
The clearest reason to compare the BES995 is back-to-back milk drinks. Its dual boilers let coffee extraction and steaming overlap. Whether that is worth the extra cost depends on how often you make drinks together.
Auto mode handles more of the preparation. Manual mode gives you more control. Ask to see both if more than one person will use the machine.
What changes from the Oracle Jet
Reasons to consider it
- Brewing and steaming can overlap.
- Automatic grind adjustment goes beyond a suggestion.
- Auto and Manual modes offer different levels of involvement.
Questions to ask first
- Will you use the extra workflow capability regularly?
- Does its cost fit your complete coffee setup?
- Are you comfortable with an integrated, connected appliance?
Auto Dial-In monitors extraction and changes the grind to help the next shot. It is assistance, not a taste test: a new bag of beans may still need adjustments to suit your preference.
Buying and ownership checklist
Ask to see a full milk-drink sequence and the cleaning routine. Consider the machine as a long-term countertop appliance: check access, servicing arrangements in your country, replacement consumables and the retailer’s return terms. A cheaper purchase that suits your habits can be a better decision than stretching the budget for functions you seldom use.
Remote preheating may be useful to some routines, but should not be the sole reason to choose a machine. Check the current regional app requirements and connectivity details with Breville.
Compare it with the Oracle Jet
Read our Oracle Jet review before deciding. The key comparison here is simultaneous extraction and steaming versus the Jet’s ThermoJet and queue-based approach. Neither specification alone establishes which cup you will prefer.
If your usual drink is black filter coffee, take a step back and read the Fellow Aiden review and guide to brewing methods.
Questions before buying
Does Auto Dial-In adjust the grind?
Breville says the BES995 monitors extractions and adjusts grind settings automatically to help the following shot.
Is it the same machine as every earlier Oracle?
No. Match information to BES995 and your regional version. This article concerns the current Oracle Dual Boiler, not an older Oracle model.
Sources & next steps
Specifications checked October 14, 2026 against Breville’s official BES995 product information. Check the regional model, current price, warranty and retailer return policy before buying. Features and availability can change.
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