For many, waking up is nigh impossible without a full, steaming cup of coffee. If you’re one of these people, you’re going to need a great coffee maker. Many of the best coffee makers and the best espresso machines often have discounts taking place, making a great coffee maker something that offers great savings in addition to great coffee. We’ve tracked down all of the best coffee maker deals taking place right now, and they include the likes of big names such as Keurig, Mr. Coffee, Cuisinart, and Ninja. Read onward for more details on how to save.
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- Mr. Coffee 5-cup coffee maker — $25, was $40
- Hamilton Beach 12-cup coffee maker — $27, was $39
- Bella Pro Series 18-cup coffee maker — $51, was $100
- Cuisinart PerfectTemp 14-cup coffee maker — $80, was $100
- Bella Pro Series 8-cup pour over coffee maker — $80, was $150
- Brim Triple Brew 12-cup coffee maker — $100, was $150
- Cusinart Grind & Brew single-serve coffee maker — $120, was $150
- Keurig K-Duo 12-cup coffee maker — $140, was $190
- Cuisinart 12-cup 2-in-1 coffee maker — $150, was $200
- Ninja Hot & Cold Brew 10-cup coffee maker — $180, was $200
Mr. Coffee 5-cup coffee maker — $25, was $40
This coffee maker makes up to 25 ounces of coffee at a time, which is just right for two 12-ounce cups. Its compact design fits nicely into small spaces, making it a great consideration for apartment renters and small offices. This is also a good coffee maker if you find yourself in a constant hurry in the morning, as it has an auto pause feature that lets you grab a cup before brewing is finished, and a two-hour auto shut-off that turns off the coffee maker so you don’t have to.
Hamilton Beach 12-cup coffee maker — $27, was $39
This coffee maker by Hamilton Beach is one of the more affordable options you’ll find, but it doesn’t necessarily skimp on capability. In fact, it’s capable of having a cup of coffee ready for you when you wake up in the morning with its programmable drip coffee making feature. This makes it a good consideration for morning zombies or anyone facing an earlier morning than they’d like. It’s easy to clean as well, with most of its components being dishwasher safe.
Bella Pro Series 18-cup coffee maker — $51, was $100
The Bella Pro Series 18-cup coffee maker can handle families and larger coffee crowds. It’s a great option for the break room, but also for anyone that generally loves coffee. Strength controls let you make coffee that suits your tastes by selecting between Regular, Gourmet, or Bold, and its 1,200 watts of power makes for quick brewing and coffee in just minutes.
Cuisinart PerfectTemp 14-cup coffee maker — $80, was $100
Cuisinart is a big player when it comes to small kitchen appliances, and with this coffee maker you can make hotter coffee without sacrificing flavor or quality. It has strength controls that allow you to choose between Regular or Bold coffee flavors, and its 14-cup glass carafe allows for large enough brews to accommodate break rooms and morning meetings. It also has a brew pause feature that lets you enjoy a cup of coffee before the brewing cycle has finished.
Bella Pro Series 8-cup pour over coffee maker — $80, was $150
This Bella Pro Series coffee maker guarantees consistently rich and piping hot coffee. It has a flavor-infusion carafe lid, an easy-fill water tank, a stain-resistant heating plate, and a stylish stainless steel design. Pause-and-serve functionality allows you to grab a cup of coffee before the coffee maker has finished a brewing cycle, and cleanup is quick with dishwasher safe parts and the stain-resistant heating plate.
Brim Triple Brew 12-cup coffee maker — $100, was $150
The Brim Triple Brew coffee maker is a good option for crowds, as it can brew up to 12 cups of your favorite coffee at a time. It can brew both ground coffee and K-cups, and the included carafe makes it easy to serve guests or pour yourself another cup. Strength control helps you brew the perfect cup of coffee for your taste, and an auto shut-off function promotes safe operation and ensures you don’t have to worry about shutting it off on rushed mornings.
Cusinart Grind & Brew single-serve coffee maker — $120, was $150
The Cuisinart Grind & Brew coffee maker is designed to brew the most flavorful coffee with ease and convenience. It grinds whole beans to the ideal consistency for optimal flavor using a conical burr grinder, then feeds them into the reusable filter cup for brewing. It can also be filled with pre-ground coffee, or you can use your favorite single-use coffee pod. With three ways to brew and three different size options, the Cuisinart Grind & Brew is the perfect way to achieve the perfect cup of coffee.
Keurig K-Duo 12-cup coffee maker — $140, was $190
The Keurig K-Duo is able to use K-Cup pods as well as ground coffee in order to brew a cup of your favorite varieties. The included glass carafe makes it easy to serve guests or pour yourself another cup, but this coffee maker also has single serve functionality, allowing you to make a pot for the whole office or a serving just for yourself. When it comes to smart features, the Keurig K-Duo coffee maker offers things such as strength control, which allows you to make the coffee that suits your tastes.
Cuisinart 12-cup 2-in-1 coffee maker — $150, was $200
This coffee maker by Cusinart is a unique option, and one you should consider if you have different sized groups to brew coffee for on a daily basis. With its 2-in-1 functionality you can brew using either the 12-cup carafe or using the coffee maker’s single-serve mode. This is also an incredibly fast coffee maker, as it’s able to sew a full pot faster with Extreme Brew technology.
Ninja Hot & Cold Brew 10-cup coffee maker — $180, was $200
Ninja is another staple when it comes to small kitchen appliances, and this coffee maker offers the quality Ninja is known for. You can brew hot or cold coffee with this coffee maker, as well as tea. You can choose from six different brew sizes and five different brew styles, with strength choices that include Classic, Rich, Over Ice, Cold Brew, and Specialty. This coffee maker also offers universal compatibility, meaning it can brew any brand of coffee or tea, including loose leaf or bagged.
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