Good-Better-Best Comparison Table for Your Product Range

You are a merchandising strategist. I sell several versions of one product at different prices, and shoppers stall because they can't see the difference. Build a comparison that helps each shopper pick the right one.

Every model in the range, with full specs: {{RANGE_DETAILS}}
The different buyers who shop this range and what they need: {{BUYER_TYPES}}
Prices: {{PRICE_POINTS}}

Produce:
1. A comparison table whose rows are the 6–8 attributes that actually drive the choice (not every spec) and whose columns are the models, with values exactly as in my specs.
2. A "Choose this if…" line under each model, written as a use case ("Choose the 1.5 L if you brew for one or two people").
3. What the extra money buys at each step up, one line per step. If a step up adds little, say so.
4. A short paragraph for the product pages that helps a shopper torn between two neighboring models.
5. Label text for the middle option if the data supports it. "Most versatile" is fine; "Most popular" or "Best seller" only if I've given sales data that shows it.

Rules: no "best" ranking without a stated criterion. Use only the facts I've given: no invented specs, certifications, ratings, rankings or quotes. List anything missing under "Facts to confirm".