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$35.00
eBay
+9 more shops
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1 Cup(s)
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Ground Coffee
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Drip
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Aug 2017
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$18.99
eBay
+3 more shops
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4 Cup(s)
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Ground Coffee
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Drip
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Oct 2017
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$39.90
Coffee Talks
+3 more shops
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2 Cup(s)
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Ground Coffee
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Bean-to-Cup
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Mar 2015
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Nespresso Inissia
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$76.49
eBay
+2 more shops
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1 Cup(s)
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May 2015
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$14.00
eBay
+2 more shops
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3 Cup(s)
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Ground Coffee
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Jul 2011
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TASSIMO HAPPY
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$111.49
eBay
+2 more shops
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1 Cup(s)
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Jun 2020
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DeLonghi Dedica Style EC680
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$299.95
Overstock
+1 more shop
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1 Cup(s)
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Espresso
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Jan 2014
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Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2
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$111.36
eBay
+1 more shop
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1 Cup(s)
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Pod
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May 2018
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Black & Decker CM2035B
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$58.95
eBay
+1 more shop
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12 Cup(s)
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Drip
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Jul 2015
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Black & Decker CM3005S
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$69.99
Overstock
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12 Cup(s)
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Drip
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Apr 2015
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Cuisinart DCC3200P1 |
$75.00
eBay
+5 more shops
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10 Cup(s)
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Drip
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Oct 2017
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Nespresso Inissia C40
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$139.10
Overstock
+1 more shop
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1 Cup(s)
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Jul 2014
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Swan SK22110CN
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$118.40
4indoors Shop
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1 Cup(s)
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May 2019
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Nespresso Nespresso Pixie
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$149.99
Overstock
+1 more shop
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1 Cup(s)
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Miele CM6150
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$1,279.00
eBay
+3 more shops
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2 Cup(s)
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Jun 2019
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Sage Barista Express
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$13.99
eBay
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1 Cup(s)
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Coffee Beans
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Feb 2016
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Bialetti Break
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$49.99
eBay
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6 Cup(s)
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Ground Coffee
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DeLonghi Dedica Style EN 80
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$79.00
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DeLonghi Autentica ICM14011
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$84.99
e-Global Central US
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Drip
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May 2018
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What Are The Best Coffee Maker Brands?
We looked at the reviews for every coffee maker and used this to calculate the average overall rating of each brand. The top rated coffee maker brand is DeLonghi with an average rating of 90%. Compare all award winning coffee makers.
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#1 | DeLonghi Coffee Makers | 145 | $19 - $2,300 |
90%
5,435 reviews
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#2 | Krups Coffee Makers | 115 | $57 - $1,635 |
90%
2,975 reviews
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#3 | Siemens Coffee Makers | 51 | $819 - $2,706 |
90%
3 reviews
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#4 | Nespresso Coffee Makers | 51 | $36 - $408 |
82%
1,041 reviews
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#5 | Bialetti Coffee Makers | 20 | $36 - $64 |
80%
4 reviews
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#6 | Bosch Coffee Makers | 61 | $46 - $2,950 |
80%
962 reviews
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#7 | Philips Coffee Makers | 105 | $19 - $1,945 |
80%
571 reviews
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#8 | Sage Coffee Makers | 24 | $19 - $1,057 |
77%
182 reviews
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#9 | Severin Coffee Makers | 45 | $177 - $609 |
76%
5 reviews
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#10 | Jura Coffee Makers | 26 | $19 - $3,600 |
70%
159 reviews
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#11 | Senseo Coffee Makers | 35 | $19 - $425 |
60%
23 reviews
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#12 | Saeco Coffee Makers | 65 | $450 - $2,520 |
55%
73 reviews
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#13 | Breville Coffee Makers | 24 | $212 - $1,300 |
52%
32 reviews
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#14 | Melitta Coffee Makers | 62 | $109 - $1,963 | ||
#15 | Russell Hobbs Coffee Makers | 27 | $65 - $65 | ||
#16 | KitchenAid Coffee Makers | 23 | $61 - $476 | ||
#17 | Korona Coffee Makers | 22 |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Coffee Maker Buying Guide
Coffee makers work by percolating hot water slowly through ground coffee beans, picking up the flavour of the beans and turning the water into delicious coffee! There are numerous different types of coffee machines on the market, running the gamut from simple pots and mechanical presses to fully automatic electronic machines that not only brew coffee, but also froth milk to create lattes and cappuccinos. Below is an outline of the major different types of coffee makers:
Espresso Coffee Makers
These are the quintessential Italian coffee machines. They work by pushing hot water through finely ground coffee at extremely high pressure, creating a small amount of extremely strong, powerful coffee - an espresso shot. This can be drunk by itself, or can be mixed with hot water (an Americano), hot milk (a cafe au lait), or hot frothed milk (a latte). Espresso machines can be expensive and temperamental, but the coffee they create is perfect for a serious coffee addict.
Automatic ("bean-to-cup") Coffee Makers
These machines automate the entire coffee-making procedure, from grinding the beans and brewing the coffee to frothing the milk and adding it to the coffee. While they are some of the most expensive coffee makers on the market, they are also the most fully-featured, allowing consumers to create most different types of coffee shop-style drinks at the press of a button.
Filter Coffee Makers
Drip, or filter, coffee makers are far simpler machines than the expensive expresso machines. Coffee grounds are placed into top of the machine, then hot water is poured over the top. The water filters through the beans, extracting the coffee from the grounds as it does. The resulting liquid is usually collected in a heated pot, which can then be served whenever needed.
Filter coffee machines are usually significantly cheaper than espresso machines, but are limited in the amount of coffee they can make - espresso-based drinks (lattes, cappuccinos, etc) can’t be made in these machines. These machines are good for serving coffee to lots of people at once, or to a steady stream of people over the course of a day.
Stovetop Coffee Pots
Stovetop coffee pots cover several different types, from moka pots to turkish coffee pots. Coffee grounds and water are added to the pot, then this is placed on a stove or hot plate. As the water heats up it is forced through the grounds and the coffee is brewed. Because they don’t require any electricity, they are perfect for camping or travelling. Most stovetop coffee pots have a smaller capacity - enough for 1 or 2 people - so may be better for single people or for holidays.
Cafetières (French Press)
These are glass cylinders with a plunger on the top. Coffee grounds are loaded into the bottom of the cylinder, then hot water is poured in. This is left for 3-4 minutes to brew, then the plunger pushed down to compress the grounds, extracting the remainder of the coffee from the grounds and preventing them from escaping when pouring. French presses are much cheaper than espresso makers, since they require no electricity, and come in a variety of sizes, from small one person cylinders to giant presses for 10 people. The coffee produced is closer to filter coffee than expresso.
Pod Coffee Makers
Finally, pod coffee makers are the newest type of coffee maker on the market. Instead of measuring out the coffee grinds and loading them into the machine, the coffee grounds come pre-packaged in single-serving ‘pods’. These pods are inserted into a specialist machine, and at a button press it pushes water through the pod and crafts your coffee for you.
Pod coffee makers such as Nespresso have become extremely popular in the last few years, and are extremely easy to use for making high-quality coffee quickly and easily. However the machines themselves aren’t as cheap as other single-cup coffee machines, and some machines are only compatible with certain brands of pods - so double check the compatibility before you buy a 64-pack of pods! There are also environmental issues with pod coffee makers, since the pods generate a lot of waste.
Extras
Some more advanced coffee machines - especially the automatic bean-to-cup machines, may have alternate modes for making other hot drinks. These can include hot chocolate, cold milk, or dispensing hot water for making tea. While not the prime function of a coffee maker, there are a nice extra to have built in to the machine.
Finally, certain brands of coffee makers may have extra functions to aid coffee making. These can include built-in grinders so the beans are always freshly ground, or a milk frother (also known as a steam pipe) to allow you to froth milk for cappuccinos and macchiatos. Finally, some coffee makers have timers, so that you can program your coffee to start brewing for a specific time. These are often found in filter coffee machines - these can be set to start percolating early in the morning, so that coffee is ready for when you wake up!
Coffee Maker Retailers, Prices and Features
Coffee Maker Prices
The price range of coffee makers is from $14 to $4,900 and in total we found prices for 271 coffee makers. On average, a new coffee maker costs $638 and 80% of coffee makers are priced between $40 and $1,789. The Miele CVA7440 is the most expensive coffee maker that we found at $4,900, and the la Pavoni Romantica is the cheapest at only $14.
Coffee Maker Brands - Price Range
The highest average coffee maker price out of all brands is Miele coffee makers with an average price of $2,712. Miele coffee makers start at $1,200 and their most expensive coffee maker costs $4,900.
The second highest average coffee maker price out of all brands is Jura coffee makers with an average price of $1,745. Jura coffee makers start at $16 and their most expensive coffee maker costs $3,600.
The average price of Bugatti coffee makers is $1,742 which is the third highest average price of all coffee maker brands. Bugatti coffee makers start at $1,742 and their most expensive coffee maker costs $1,742.
Coffee Maker Brands - Average Ratings
We have analysed 250 expert reviews and 14,933 user reviews for coffee makers and used this data to calculate the average rating for each brand of coffee maker. The top rated coffee maker brand is DeLonghi with an average rating of 90%. The second best brand is Siemens with 90% and the third best brand is Krups with 89%.
Biggest Coffee Maker Retailers
We found 212 current offers for coffee makers from eBay making it the biggest coffee maker retailer. That is over 12 times bigger than the second biggest retailer, Overstock for whom we found 17 current offers for coffee makers. The third biggest retailer is Walmart with 13 current coffee maker offers.
When Are Most New Coffee Makers Released?
The most common period for new coffee makers to be released in is between April and June. If you want the latest coffee maker technology you may want to think about waiting until April 2021. It's also worth keeping in mind that the price of the current coffee makers tend to drop off when the next models are released. The biggest month in 2020 for new coffee maker releases was June, with four new coffee makers released that month. In 2019 most new coffee makers were released in April, with 19 new coffee makers released that month. August was the biggest month in 2018 for new coffee makers, with 57 new coffee makers released that month.
How Fast Do Coffee Maker Prices Drop After Release?
New coffee makers drop in price by an average of 4% in the first 6 months after they were first released.
That means a saving of $25 on a typical $638 new coffee maker if you wait 6 months before buying.
Output
'Output' denotes how much coffee the machine is capable of brewing and delivering at once, measured in cups. This is specifically important for cafetieres or drip-filter machines - however some larger coffee makers can churn out an extremely high level of coffee (in the thousands) while others concentrate on a single very high-quality cup.
Comparing all coffee makers, the output range from 1 cup(s) to 120 cup(s). The output of most coffee makers range from 1 cup(s) to 3 cup(s). The coffee maker with the most output is the la Pavoni Professional, which is a 16 cup(s) dispensing capacity coffee maker and currently retails for $1,199.00. The coffee maker with the least output is the DeLonghi EN520BK, which is a 1 cup(s) dispensing capacity coffee maker and sells for $399.95.
Coffee Input Types
The type of coffee e.g. coffee beans, ground coffee, coffee pods that is placed into the product in order to produce a cup of coffee.
The most popular coffee input type amongst new coffee makers is ground coffee. We found 915 coffee makers that are ground coffee coffee makers. We found 473 coffee makers that are coffee beans coffee makers, making this the second most common coffee input type amongst new coffee makers.
Coffee Maker Types
The techniques and machinery used to make coffee.
Drip is the most frequently found coffee maker type amongst new coffee makers. We found 438 coffee makers that are drip coffee makers. We found 262 coffee makers that are espresso coffee makers, making this the second most common coffee maker type amongst new coffee makers.
Which Are the Cheapest Retailers for Coffee Makers?
The chart below helps you decide which retailer is normally cheapest for buying coffee makers. For each retailer it shows the total number of coffee makers where they currently have a market leading price. The chart below helps you decide which retailer is normally cheapest for buying coffee makers. For each retailer we took all of their prices and looked at what proportion of those prices where the cheapest on the market. The cheapest retailer that we found was eBay. 194 of their coffee maker prices were the cheapest that could be found anywhere.
Proportion of Coffee Makers for Which Each Retailer is Cheapest?
Assessing how cheap each retailer is for coffee makers by counting the number of cheapest prices for that retailer, makes the retailers that offer the greatest number of coffee maker prices more likely to offer the greatest number of cheapest prices. The chart below considers the proportion of each retailer's coffee maker prices that are the cheapest compared to other retailers. The cheapest retailer that we found using this approach was eBay. 91.5% of their coffee maker prices were the cheapest that could be found anywhere.