Ninja’s brilliant new coffee machine just launched in a fresh batch of colours, including a gorgeous jade green shade – I wish I hadn't gotten mine already

Ninja's shiny new automatic bean-to-cup coffee machine is now available in an array of new colours so that you can personalise this appliance to your existing kitchen scheme.

Now available for £899.99 from the Ninja website, the AutoBarista Pro (which I'm currently testing out) has proved very popular with both fans of this ever-expanding kitchen brand and coffee lovers alike. And I expect this best bean-to-cup coffee machine in these new shades won't be around for long before they sell out either. Here's a look at the new colours: Midnight Blue, Oat Milk, Mocha and Vista Green.

I really like all of these colourways and think they are preferable to the standard stainless steel version, which is the one I currently have in my kitchen for testing. I find that the metal is prone to holding onto marks and fingerprints, and is more difficult to match into an existing kitchen colour scheme.

I'm not just looking into a crystal ball when I predict these shades will be popular, either. One of the colours, Mocha, is already sold out. It's a super delicate neutral shade that would look lovely in a black or white kitchen, so it's no surprise it's already been snapped up.

If I was choosing, I wouldn't be able to resist this machine in Vista Green as I've always loved the idea of a coffee machine in an eye-catching colour. I have long pined after the De'Longhi Rivelia, which is one of the best coffee machines out there, in Jade Green. It's an exclusive shade that you can buy directly from De'Longhi's website for £699.99.

With these new shades, Ninja has really gone all out to colour drench the entire machine, with even the all-important milk jug and bean hopper covers available in the pastel shade of your choice. This is something we've seen with other Ninja colour releases recently too, including with David Beckham's special Cotswolds-inspired machine.

In terms of performance, I've been nothing but impressed with the AutoBarista so far. The choice to keep the automatic milk frothing jug over a system that uses tubes and internal systems is a good one for me and means I have the chance to practice my latte art. The hands-free nature of the coffee making process for black drinks has been a huge help for me on busy mornings too.

My full review of this ultra-capable machine is coming very soon but in the meantime I'd seriously recommend you check out the new range of colours available if you've been waiting to make a coffee investment for your kitchen!