Best Soda Makers November 2026
Sparkling water makers let you carbonate fresh tap water at home and cut down on single-use bottles. Explore this independent ranking to compare bottle types, design styles, and features across top models to find the right match for your kitchen.
Last updated: 1 November 2026
The list is unchanged since the last update.
Soda Makers: Top 5
1

SodaStream Duo (incl. Carbonator)
from £114.996 stores
from £114.99
6 stores
2

Aarke Carbonator III
from £177.355 stores
from £177.35
5 stores
3

Aarke Carbonator Pro
from £219.004 stores
from £219.00
4 stores
4

SMEG SKC01 0,8L
from £127.9511 stores
from £127.95
11 stores
5

Sage InFizz Fusion
from £158.958 stores
from £158.95
8 stores
The SodaStream Duo allows you to carbonate both glass carafes and reusable plastic bottles in a single machine. It arrives complete with a gas cylinder that produces up to 60 litres of carbonated water. The enclosed carbonation chamber keeps bottles secure during use.
Pros
Includes two bottles
Carbonator cylinder included in the box
Compatible with glass and plastic bottles
Carbonates up to 60 litres per cylinder
Cons
Heavier build at 4.3 kg
Requires Quick Connect cylinder format
The Aarke Carbonator III stands out with its minimalist Scandinavian styling and all-metal exterior. It operates via a smooth side lever that gives you control over the carbonation level. Its slender body takes up minimal counter space in compact kitchens.

£179.00
Delivery: 1-2 days
Pros
Slim footprint saves counter space
Lightweight design at 1.5 kg
Wide selection of colour finishes
Lever-action carbonation handle
Cons
Gas cylinder not included
Bottle must be screwed in manually
The Aarke Carbonator Pro is engineered to carbonate water directly inside dedicated glass carafes. Its protective cover slides down over the bottle before you press the top carbonation button. The sleek metal finish gives it a refined look on any countertop.

Pros
Uses dishwasher-safe glass bottles
Enclosed cover for safe operation
Sturdy build with stainless steel parts
Simple one-handed push mechanism
Cons
Tall profile at 510 mm
Gas cylinder sold separately
The SMEG SKC01 brings vintage 1950s aesthetics to home carbonation with its smooth lines and distinctive colour options. Its slim frame occupies very little space on kitchen worktops while delivering standard 60-litre cylinder capacity. It comes with a matching 0.8-litre bottle.
Pros
Compact 135 mm width
Distinctive retro design styling
Lightweight at only 1.6 kg
Available in classic pastel shades
Cons
Gas cylinder not included
Includes only one bottle
The Sage InFizz Fusion is a robust sparkling water maker built with premium brushed materials and solid weighting. It comes ready to use with an included gas cylinder. The design focuses on effortless bottle attachment and consistent carbonation with every press.
Pros
Gas cylinder included in the package
Sturdy 3.57 kg base prevents tipping
Multiple stylish colour options
Easy-lock bottle attachment
Cons
Wide base takes more counter space
Includes only one bottle
Compare specifications
| Carbonator included | Yes | No | No | No | Yes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of bottles | 2 pc. | 1 pc. | 1 pc. | 1 pc. | 1 pc. |
| Colour/material | White, Stainless steel/chrome, Black, Grey, Titanium | White, Stainless steel/chrome, Black, Silver, Aluminum, Grey, Blue, Beige, Yellow, Brown | Stainless steel/chrome, Black, Silver, Grey | White, Black, Green, Blue | White, Stainless steel/chrome, Black, Silver, Pink, Blue |
How we create the list
The ranking is updated monthly and is based on data we collect from our own platform. Products that rank highly are popular among our users while also maintaining high quality according to editorial expert assessments. Specifically, we weigh how many users follow the product via price alerts or lists, how it is rated by experts and users, as well as how much traffic it generates to stores and how well it is represented in retail. The texts on this page are AI-generated and created to give you a quick and clear overview. No products are paid placements – the ranking is driven solely by data.










