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The cool Single Cup Coffee Maker
Single cup coffee makers have been a real success on the market. Consumers like that they are easy to use when travelling and very convenient for someone who does not want to brew a whole pot or who only needs a couple cups of coffee a day.
Black and Decker DCM7 Cup-At-A-Time Coffeemaker
The Black and Decker DCM7 Cup-At-A-Time Coffeemaker brews from 8 to 12 ounces at a time into a small mug of your choice. The water reservoir is easily accessed through the flip up lid. ProsUsers felt this coffeemaker is a snap to use and brews a cup of coffee in no time. ConsWhat concerned consumers about this single cup coffee maker was that it will not allow for the use of larger mugs and that grounds easily got into the mechanism and eventually into the coffee. ConclusionIf you want an easy to use unit that makes good coffee then this coffee maker is a good option for you. However, if you prefer to use tall mugs then you may wish to look for a different model.
West Bend 56202 Single-Cup Coffee and Water Dispenser
The West Bend 56202 Single-Cup Coffee and Water Dispenser makes 12 ounces at a time and features an auto shut off option. ProsUsers remarked that this is a very fast coffeemaker and that it has clearance to accommodate a variety of sized mugs. It was appreciated that the coffeemaker comes with 2 brew baskets and a permanent filter and pod holder. Consumers also liked the small size which made for easy storage. ConsSome consumers were not happy that the maker brews only 12 ounces. ConclusionWith barely any negative reviews, this coffee maker seems to be a good fit for the majority of consumers.
Keurig B40 Elite Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System
The Keurig B40 Elite Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System is made for use with Keurig K-cups pre-measured gourmet coffee and tea. ProsGenerally it is thought that this machine produces an excellent tasting coffee quickly and that it is very easy to use. ConsConsumers did like the limit of a 7.25 ounce serving size which is a set serving size that can not be changed. Also the brew strength is a set setting as well, so there is no adjusting it. They also expressed concern over the price per cup, considering you must use the K-cups with this unit.
ConclusionThis coffee maker is a great option for someone who already uses K-cups, but for those who do not it may not be an economical choice. Overall, the unit is efficient, but the lack of serving size and brew strength options may not work for all consumers.
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