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    Kaleido

    Tabletop and countertop machines, Wuhan, China.

    WhereWuhan, China
    Since2008
    FamilyTabletop and countertop machines

    History

    Wuhan Kaleido Technology was born in 2008 on small all-electric home roasters, and claims the leading market share of this segment in China. In 2021 it created Kaweher Coffee Group to serve export, without the legal relationship between the two being made explicit.

    Heating is electric by infrared radiation: carbon fiber tubes heat the drum, whose surface is announced at 500 °C, with hot air circulation as a complement. The “Dual System” versions can be controlled at choice by the in-house software or by Artisan, the free profiling software, which matters for anyone who wants real curves.

    What it makes

    Infrared electric roasters, from 50 g to 1.2 kg.

    The models

    • Sniper M1 and M1S: 50 to 200 g
    • M2 and M2S: 50 to 400 g
    • M6 and M6 Pro: 200 to 700 g
    • M10 and M10 Pro: 300 g to 1.2 kg
    • Mini and Strom 30 series

    What you gain

    The infrared element is controlled to the watt, with no flame, no gas supply or combustion exhaust: simple installation, high repeatability, and Artisan compatibility opens real profiling.

    What you lose

    Power is capped by the outlet: that is the physical reason the range stops around 1.2 kg. Heating dominated by conduction and radiation from the drum exposes to tipping and scorching if the load is small and the power pushed. Sales very oriented to export marketplaces.

    Gray areaRelease dates of the Sniper models not verified; the Kaleido-Kaweher relationship is not made explicit. Machines bearing the Turkish name Besca appear in the Kaweher showcase without it being known whether this is a license or a coincidence of names.
    Kaleido and Kaweher, official websites, accessed 09/18/2026
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