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Kalorik 10 Cup Retro Coffee Maker (Cream)
You buy the Kalorik Retro for how it looks on the counter; the brewing itself is a basic one-button drip with auto-pause and a 2-hour keep-warm, and anyone expecting a timer, strength...
Kalorik4.0 out of 5$199.99
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Nostalgia Retro 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker With LED Display
You buy this coffee maker for the retro diner styling, and it backs the looks up with good coffee and a genuinely simple set of controls. What it does not promise is longevity: reliability a
Nostalgia4.2 out of 5$79.99
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De'Longhi Stilosa Manual Espresso Machine
The De'Longhi Stilosa EC260.BK delivers authentic espresso extraction through its 15-bar pump system and manual steam wand at an entry-level price point.
De'Longhi4.1 out of 5$104.97
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Haden Coffee Machine
Most drip coffee makers are bought for the coffee and tolerated on the counter; this one is bought for the counter, and the real question is whether the coffee keeps up. It does: Haden's 12-
HADEN4.0 out of 5$69.95
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Hamilton Beach FlexBrew Single Serve Coffee Maker
Single-serve coffee usually makes you pick a side: pods for convenience, or grounds for cost and choice. The Hamilton Beach FlexBrew takes both, brewing a K-Cup or your own grounds in a...
Hamilton Beach4.0 out of 5$59.95
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Café Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker
A coffee maker that grinds, brews and connects to WiFi sounds like it should please everyone, and this one mostly does, until it leaks. The Café Specialty Grind and Brew pairs a built-in bu
Café2.7 out of 5$328.00
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Tchibo Single Serve Coffee Maker
Pod convenience without the pods is the promise here, and on taste and ease of use the Tchibo largely delivers; where it is less convincing is reliability. It grinds whole beans for every...
Tchibo4.1 out of 5$149.99
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Ninja Hot and Iced Coffee Maker
Combo coffee makers usually make you choose which half to compromise: the pod side or the pot side. Ninja's DualBrew Pro CFP307 gets closer than most to doing both properly, brewing K-Cups o
Ninja4.0 out of 5$199.97
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Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker (Black)
Owners upgrading from older Keurigs notice the K-Supreme tastes noticeably better and brews with almost no wait, yet a minority get units where no lights ever come on. Its MultiStream head...
Keurig4.3 out of 5$99.99
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BLACK+DECKER 12 Cup Thermal Programmable Coffee Maker with Brew Strength and...
Owners rave about the coffee this BLACK+DECKER makes, but they are split on how long the thermal carafe keeps it hot. The CM2046S swaps the usual warming plate for a 4-layer vacuum carafe...
BLACK+DECKER4.2 out of 5$62.99
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Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker with Brew Strength Selector
Leave this Mr. Coffee on its default setting and the coffee can taste weak; switch to Strong and it gets good. The BVMC-JPX37 is a 12-cup drip machine with Delay Brew so it can start before...
Mr. Coffee4.1 out of 5$99.00
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BELLA 12 Cup Programmable Coffee Marker
The BELLA 12 Cup Programmable Coffee Maker delivers straightforward drip brewing at an entry-level price point, combining a 900-watt heating element with programmable timing and dishwasher-s
BELLA3.5 out of 5$30.99