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Single Serve Coffee Machines

Keurig B60 Special Edition Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System by Keurig (B60)
$199.95 $134.99	1500-watt single-cup brewing system for gourmet coffee, tea, or cocoa Uses patented K-Cups; removable 48-ounce water reservoir; 3 brew sizes Programmable backlit LCD display with digital clock and on/off timer Temperature control; removable drip tray; 18 K-Cup variety pack included Measures 13-1/4 by 10 by 13 inches; 1-year limited warranty
customer review: The Keurig B60 is great...we love this thing. Only complaint - its pretty noisy when "getting ready" for the next cup of coffee.
Keurig B40 Elite Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System by Keurig (B-40)
$119.99 $99.95	1500-watt single-serve brewing system for gourmet coffee or tea Uses patented K-Cups; no messy grinding or clean up Removable 48-ounce water reservoir; removable drip tray 2 brew-size options; 2-hour automatic shut-off; descale indicator Measures 13-1/4 by 10 by 13 inches; 1-year limited warranty
customer review: I love this one cup coffee maker... coffee is always ready when you are and it is so easy to use. It's really nice to be able to offer everyone the coffee of their choice while you enjoy your personal favorite too!
Senseo HD7810/65 1450-Watt Single-Serve Coffeemaker, Black by Senseo (HD7810/65)
$106.95 $60	Makes one 4-ounce cup of delicious coffee in 30 seconds Uses a patented brewing system and the finest quality coffee Senseo coffee pods are available in mild roast, medium roast, dark roast, and decaffeinated Auto-off switches appliance off after an hour; dishwasher-safe removable parts Measures 13-1/2 by 12 by 8-1/2 inches; Includes $20 Value Bonus Gourmet Coffee Kit
customer review: I have purchased 3 of these in the last five years. I like the crema, the foamy head on top of my coffee. This makes a delightful mild cup of coffee. It isn't inexpensive, pods on average run from 25 cents to 50 cents a cup. Regular filter coffee is much less expensive, but it does not have the crema, nor the smooth taste this coffee does. This is fairly easy to operate. It makes wonderful coffee. For me personally, I used this coffee machine once a day every day. But I purchased three of these in the last five years because the pots break. All three broke in a similar manner, the water will eventually just leak out the bottom and it won't make any coffee. This may be a problem with the water I use, but I do get spring water delivery, but I can't say why this has happened multiple times. Another drawback of this machine is you are really limited in the brands of coffee that you can use for this machine. Primarily the Senseo brand is the most available, but I have purchased Folgers as well, but you can find a coffee you want to try and use it in this machine. I feel this is a major drawback. The Keuring single cup machines do sell a device where you can use your own coffee. Their coffee maker fails to make the crema that makes coffee from the Senseo maker so good. I have mixed feelings towards this machine. For me, the machines don't last too long, the coffee pods are pricy, and their is a limited selection on the coffee that is available. The coffee that is made is very tasty, it is smooth, and creamy. I would urge anyone considering this type of coffee maker to keep these drawbacks in mind.
Cuisinart TTG-500 Two-to-Go Coffeemaker by Cuisinart (TTG-500)
$75 $40	Brews through lids into one or two 14-ounce travel mugs Stainless-steel mugs with rubber, non-slip grips fit most vehicle cup holders Automatically shuts off after brewing for added safety Dishwasher-safe mugs and lids; includes 2 disposable paper filters Measures 13 by 5-1/4 by 8-1/2 inches; 3-year limited warranty
customer review: Prompt delivery. This is our second purchase for this product and it is still great and convenient for the one or two of us.
Juan Valdez JVPM1W Pod Coffee Brewing System with 90 Free Coffee Pods by Juan Valdez (JVPM1W)
$151.99	Pod coffee brewing system brews single cups of coffee or tea quickly and easily 2-1/5-bar steam-pump pressure brews rich, full-bodied coffee; removable 40-ounce water tank Universal pod holder; simple push-button control panel; 8- or 5-ounce serving options Adjustable brew spout accommodates small or tall coffee mugs Measures 14 by 14 by 14 inches; limited 1-year warranty
customer review: This is quite possibly the worst purchase I have ever made. It really wasn't a very good coffeemaker to begin with and it completely died after 3 weeks. just woke up one morning and went to make coffee, Nothing...NOTHING!! no electrical activity what so ever.
Bunn MCP My Cafe Professional-Grade Single-Serve Coffee/Tea Machine by Bunn (MCP)
$334.11	1450-watt, commercial-quality coffee/tea maker with 40-ounce water reservoir Brews 4 to 10 ounces of coffee or tea in less than a minute; Pulse-Brew technology Compatible with virtually any standard-size coffee or tea pod from 45 mm to 65 mm 7-inch cup clearance; dishwasher-safe pod holder, drip tray, and reservoir Measures 12-7/16 by 7-3/4 by 10-5/8 inches; 2-year limited warranty
customer review: I had an MCP that was about 1.5 yrs old. I loved it, but when it started spitting out random amounts of water I was a bit miffed. I put up with it for a few weeks because I loved the coffee maker so much! But finally called Bunn customer service to try to troubleshoot the problem. The man I talked to was very nice, very helpful and sympathetic. After a few minutes of button pushing, he said he would have to RMA it & send me a new one. Yay. But it was going to take a few weeks (maybe up to 6?!) because they were a little backed up. Boo. He sent me a return label, postage paid, back to Bunn & I packed up my precious MCP and shipped it back FedEx. Much to my surprise, 10 days after I shipped it off, a brand new one arrived on my doorstep! Yay! I plugged it in, primed it and have been enjoying my coffee maker immensely ever since. I love it. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting good quality coffee that tastes fresh every time. I also bought a pod maker so I make my own pods with whatever I want in them. Works beautifully (just don't pack the pod too tightly - it'll cause the holder to fill with water and drip). I recommended this machine to my boss - he bought one for home & loves it as well. He and his wife can each customize their own cup of coffee. I also have a Keurig B70 which works fine, but if you don't use their K-cups, you really can't get a good cup of coffee out of it. Trust me, I tried - the My K Cup (weak) and the Pod Holster (weak). The only way to get a good strong cup is from their K-cups. I can't justify the waste (throwing 6 or 8 of those plastic cups in the trash every day) or what I thought was extreme expense. Go for the Bunn. Yes it's a little pricey, but it's well worth it. Great machine, great customer service.
Melitta MES1W OneOne Single Serve Coffeemaker, White by Melitta (MES1W)
	One-cup POD coffee system; brews directly into your mug Quick and convenient; 2.2 bar steam pump produces rich, full-bodied coffee Freedom to choose different blends or flavors for each cup you brew Makes one 8-ounce American style or one 5-ounce European style 28-ounce removable water tank; makes three mug-size servings before refilling is needed
customer review: I've owned my one:one pod machine for nearly 2 years now and surprisingly it's still pumping out coffee every day, the shortfall with this system is the pods. The machine itself rates a full 5 stars, made by esalton, has certainly proven to be a little workhorse. Fairly easy to clean, doesn't mind when you don't put a pod in wrong and water squirts out everywhere, it just keeps going and going, my beef with melitta is the pods. At first everything was peachy, the store where I purchased the machine always had the pods, then, supply got spotty and very few retailers carried this brand (they ALWAYS had plenty of pods for the other brands) which led me to order the pods from podheadz. After almost a year the original store started receiving a steady supply again. Now, in the spring of 2006, Melitta has started making their pods "universal", which means they fit the other brand machines, not they're own. Sure, you can stuff their pods into the machine which barely, and I do mean barely, fit. Why not stuff someone elses pods! An email to Melitta produced no answer whatsoever. Not only does it take some stuffing to get the pod into the pod holder, the pod contains more coffee, even the 8oz button produces a coffee so strong it's nearly undrinkable, and I like my coffee strong. Sure I could hang out and press the small button twice or something but that defeats the purpose of having a one button coffee machine and negates the "cup of coffee in about a minute" principal. Bottom line: Melitta has abondoned their own pod machine. My advice: buy a different machine, the the market really opening up there are plenty of better choices.