Best Coffee Makers for Capacity (2024)

What it does is brew an incredibly tasty pot of coffee in just three and a half minutes.

It preheats the water to 200 degrees Fahrenheit in this water tray.

The spray head on the Bunn is quite forceful, ensuring full coverage of the beans.

It's pretty easy, but it is something you need to do; otherwise, you'll void the warranty.

It is so bare-bones that it essentially just has one switch, which keeps it on all the time.

It has a very plasticky look on top, and it feels kind of flimsy.

The construction is great; we have not had any problems with leaking.

One of the advantages of this, though, is that it really doesn't steam up like other coffee makers.

The spray head on the Bunn is quite forceful, ensuring full coverage of the beans.

This machine includes pre-infusion.

Every time you make a cup of coffee, it adjusts and changes the grind size if it determines that a change is needed.

What’s a little unfortunate is that if you ever start making a drink and then decide you want to do something else—like if you just grind but then decide you want to make a different type of drink instead—there’s no way to just abort.

The frothing process does take a little time.

I would say that the machine is extremely easy to use.

Ninja has a variety of videos to showcase, step by step, how to use this thing.

It can be a little intimidating, but I have to say that as you work with it, it's actually not that complicated.

It is definitely a really cool-looking piece with a truly eye-catching, rich feel.

It is actually very conveniently sized.

It really looks great in any kitchen, as you can tell it has all the bells and whistles.

The grind is quick and easy, taking just a few seconds.

It can perform four different brew styles: classic, rich, over ice, and specialty.

This device actually brews K-Cups as well.

The iced coffee from this machine is one of my favorite drinks it makes; it really does a good job.

It's a somewhat smarter-than-average brewer, and its features might stack up well against other brewers in the market.

You can control your overall flow rate, adjusting it from very slow to much quicker, and then you can control your brew temperature.

The coffee maker has been running somewhat consistently. You can hear a pump running, and the water has been consistently going down.

This machine has an auto-start feature, and sometimes I grind my coffee before going to bed.

I do think it's very intuitive in terms of the features here and using the control panel.

You need to pull this out every time in order to clean it properly.

It's a very sage product. It looks like a sage product, and it feels like a safe product.

The brushed metals they use, the kind of plastics, and the whole design aesthetic are very sage.

In the UK version, they've done something kind of annoying with the water tank.

If there is one thing about this coffee maker, it is that it kind of vibrates when it's brewing.

The pump vibrates; it's not loud or super annoying. It's just kind of like, 'Oh, it's vibrating the whole time.'

The coffee maker has been running somewhat consistently; you can hear a pump running.

The pour is so clean, with no dripping, and super smooth. The best part is the coffee itself.

Thanks to the micro filters on this French press, nothing gets through, and you get very smooth and delicious coffee.

It is super easy to insert. It does have that pour spout that you want to have in the right place, and it goes down so smoothly.

It's so easy and quick to clean. Just snap it together, and it's good to go.

When you open it up, you see just how beautiful and high-quality it is.

I am confident this will be our French press for the next 10 years.

It silently pushes down instead of scraping.

My favorite part is how easy and quiet it is to push down.

They say it brews at a hotter temperature for a better taste.

You do have the option of a bold flavor.

The bold setting takes about five minutes longer.

You can program the machine to turn on for you at whatever time you want in the morning.

The craft has a lid that you need to remove to add water.

It's very well made, with a lot of metal on the outside.

Don't be concerned if there is a little damage on the warming plate; that seems to be typical of Cuisinarts.

This coffee maker is relatively quiet.

The beeps are quite loud, so it's good that they give you the option to turn them off.

This coffee brewer meets the rigorous standards set forth by the Specialty Coffee Association's professionals and experts to achieve Gold Cup certification.

It brews at the proper temperature, ranging from 185 to 205 degrees Fahrenheit, achieving an optimum flavor balance.

This coffee maker has built-in Wi-Fi and works with the Smart HQ app, Alexa, and Google.

It has an auto-brew setting that allows you to customize your brew with parameters for temperature and strength.

It stands 14 inches tall, 7.3 inches wide, and 12.5 inches deep.

It comes in a variety of finishes, allowing you to make your coffee in style.

There are no specific sentences regarding the noise level.

The Ninja specialty coffee maker provides more options at your fingertips.

Making a full pot of coffee is quick, taking just under eight minutes.

The specialty button prepares highly concentrated coffee similar to an espresso shot.

Use the programmable timer to pre-make the coffee before you get up, or just press the power button and choose your style of brew.

The brew basket is hidden in a neat swivel-out drawer, which means you don't need to lift the lid.

The design is quite unique because you can see right through the area where the warming plate is.

The frothing attachment is easy to use, but it does not have any heating properties.

The machine is also smart enough not to activate the heating plate when preparing smaller cups of coffee.

You can also hear the machine beeping right now, which tells me that it's officially done.

What really impresses me about this machine so far is its adaptive dosing.

It's a really cool mechanical operation that shows how the tamper flips downwards and tamps the puck.

It's quite delightful when I get a little bit of bittersweet chocolate.

For the most part, it's incredibly easy to use.

It is really easy to wipe down.

It's a beautiful machine, very handsome on the countertop.

It's built like a tank, and its longevity is evident now.

The components are not plasticky, but they are made of plastic.

It has the same heating element as the older machine.

It's quiet when grinding.

It's really quite sputtery.

If I want to top up a drink, I'm going to make a mess for you guys.

The Toddy also stands out for its filtration method, as it employs both a paper and fabric combination, resulting in a clean and smooth cup of concentrated cold brew.

The Toddy requires a bit more attention during the setup.

The reward, though, is a concentrated brew.

It's a really easy and convenient way to make cold brew at home.

The Toddy setup is a bit more involved, especially with the draining process.

If you did not use those, then obviously you're going to have a fun time trying to clean this out.

The newer models come with a nice lid.

Lastly, you have the actual glass carafe, which is really nice.

These are quite expensive, and they won't be readily available at most local grocery stores.

The Toddy Cold Brew System operates quietly.

There is no noise during the brewing process.

This is suitable for quiet environments.