Do you love the taste of coffee made from freshly ground beans but don’t necessarily want to invest money and counter space into a separate coffee grinder AND brewer? Coffee makers with integrated grinders let you bring the coffee shop experience into your home in an all-in-one solution. With many well-designed and feature-rich options on the market made by top brands like Breville and Cuisinart, it can be hard to decide which fully automatic coffee maker to choose.
In this guide, we gathered six popular, fully automatic coffee makers from various manufacturers' latest offerings and top sellers and tested them based on six criteria. Based on our results, we ranked the coffee makers and recommended certain models based on how well they can meet your needs.
We define the best coffee maker with a grinder as a product that can easily brew delicious coffee and is also easy to maintain. We will explain how to choose coffee makers with grinders based on our testing to help you make an informed purchase.
Matt S is the creator and host of Lifestyle Lab. He started his YouTube channel and blog in early 2020 to help aspiring “home baristas” make informed buying decisions and get the most out of their existing equipment. As an engineer by training, he tries to bring a systematic approach to his reviews and techniques, breaking things down so that people of all skill levels can understand. Over two years and 100+ videos later, he has built a supportive community of coffee lovers eager to learn (and help him learn) and look at the newest, most exciting products in the home brewing space.
For seven years, Daisuke has served specialty coffees as a barista and taught hand-drip latte art seminars. Currently, at mybest, he conducts the verification for all coffee-related products and equipment, including major manufacturers such as Kalita, Hario, and De'longhi, and specialty coffee brands such as Starbucks, UCC, Maruyama Coffee, and Blue Bottle Coffee. He creates content with the motto of "making ordinary coffee more delicious" by utilizing his experience as a barista. In addition, he also operates his own coffee roastery.
We defined the standard for a fully automatic coffee maker product that can greatly satisfy users as "tasting like hand-dripped coffee."
We defined ease of use as "a coffee maker that is more intuitively easy to operate by coffee lovers."
We established the standard for a coffee maker that’s easy to clean as "a product that can be cleaned down to the burrs and water tank, allowing for hygienic usage."
We set the standard for heat retention as "a product that feels as hot as when it was brewed and can maintain a delicious taste."
We set the standard for brewing time as "a coffee maker that can be counted on to produce coffee fast even during a time-crunched morning."
We set the standard for the quiet operation of a coffee maker as a "product that may make noise but does not interfere with conversation."
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There are primarily three types of coffee makers: fully automatic coffee makers, espresso machines, and capsule coffee makers. The appeal of fully automatic coffee makers is their simplicity. You just add the coffee beans and press a button to enjoy freshly ground coffee.
From the moment you begin grinding coffee beans, they come into contact with more air, which can quickly lead to oxidation and, eventually, a stale taste. For this reason, grinding only a serving’s worth of coffee beans right before you begin brewing is the best solution over buying pre-ground coffee. Opting for a fully automatic coffee machine is the most straightforward and low-effort way to take advantage of this.
Keep in mind, though, that fully automatic machines can only brew coffee. If you want to enjoy milk-based drinks like an espresso or latte with freshly ground beans, we recommend purchasing an espresso machine instead. If you prefer espresso or tea made without freshly ground beans, a capsule coffee maker might be your best bet.
Here are the points to keep in mind when choosing the best Coffee Makers with Grinders.
After testing six coffee makers with grinders, we learned that the most user-friendly machine that also made delicious coffee was the Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe from Haier US Appliance Solutions. We’ll explain more about this coffee maker’s standout features below.
After conducting a taste test comparing coffee brewed with a dripper to coffee brewed with a fully automatic coffee maker, our testers noted that the Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe by Haier US Appliance Solutions made coffee that tastes similar to hand-dripped coffee.
Although the flavor profile it extracted was not quite on par with hand-dripped coffee, this coffee maker brewed delicious, aromatic coffee with a well-balanced flavor. One tester commented, "It tasted similar to coffee brewed with a dripper, allowing us to enjoy a rich taste."
On the other hand, some coffee makers got lower marks in our ranking because the coffee brewed had weak flavor, with testers commenting on its "wateriness and overall unsatisfactory flavor." The color of the coffee was also diluted, giving us the impression that these coffee makers didn't adequately extract the coffee beans.
In addition, the taste of the coffee varied significantly depending on the coffee maker we used to brew the cup. So if you want to enjoy coffee that will reliably taste delicious, consider the Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe.
There are two reasons why the Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe by Haier US Appliance Solutions was able to brew delicious coffee. First, the blade in the built-in mill was precise, and second, the extraction was carried out at the right water temperature and the correct ratio of powder to water.
The flavor of the coffee you can brew changes depending on the hardness and sharpness of the blade, as a sharper blade produces a more consistent grind and ultimately, better tasting coffee.
Are you someone who likes hot coffee by your side throughout the day? Our reviewers rated the Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe highly for its excellent thermal retention. When we compared temperatures one hour after brewing, we observed that while none of the coffee makers we tested could maintain their initial temperature, this model maintained a temperature of 148.6°F, allowing you to enjoy piping hot coffee that stays hot for hours.
On the other hand, the temperature of the coffee some machines produced dropped down to 141.98°F, resulting in lukewarm coffee. Given that the temperature at which coffee is considered enjoyable is around 145 to 158°F, we recommend you look for a coffee maker that can maintain this temperature range.
Our top pick comes equipped with a concentration adjustment feature that lets you customize grind size and water temperature to your taste. This coffee maker is designed with many convenient features, including a display that is intuitive to operate because of the icons and descriptions that appear on it.
For instance, the remaining time for extraction was displayed on the screen as a countdown timer, and the water tank gauge icon changes when water is added or discharged. Your settings are also clearly displayed on the screen, so you don’t have to commit them to memory. One tester said that, "It's easy to use without reading the instruction manual."
The main factor to take into consideration when looking for a coffee maker that’s easy to clean is whether you can detach the water tank and the grinding burrs. The Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe was the only fully automatic coffee machine we tested that allowed you to remove both the water tank and the burrs.
That’s because metal burrs can't be washed with water, and gentle cleaning with a brush is important. Because the burrs gather grounds from the coffee every time it is used, if you can’t remove them for cleaning, the powder remains in the main body and oxidizes, which can affect the taste of future grinds. When you can remove the burrs, though, you can sweep clean the grinder effectively.
In addition, if too much water is added to the tank, it will remain inside and can begin to taste stale and attract mold. Since you can’t turn the main body upside down to drain the water, we recommend you keep your health in mind when buying a fully automatic coffee maker and choose one with a removable water tank that can easily be cleaned.
Products | Image | mybest Score | Click to purchase | Key features | Main Score | Details | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Tastes Similar to Pourover Coffee | Ease of Use | Ease of Cleaning | High Heat Retention | Brewing Time | Noise Level | Width | Depth | Height | Body Weight | Extraction Capacity | Number of Cups Extractable | Mill Blade | Filter Type | Time to Extract Four Cups of Coffee | Server Type | Warming Function | Timer Function | Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | Concentration Adjustment Function | Granularity Adjustment Function | Accessories | ||||||
1 | Haier US Appliance Solutions Cafe|Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe | ![]() | 4.52 | mybest's Top Choice: The Most Convenient and Delicious Coffee | 4.36 | 4.65 | 4.50 | 4.57 | 4.76 | 4.25 | 14.5 in. | 10.5 in. | 17.4 in. | 20 lb. | 1.3 L | 10 cups | Flat burr | Paper, stainless steel | 299 s. | Mug | - | ||||||
2 | Breville The Grind Control|BDC650BSSUSC | ![]() | 4.18 | Easy to Use and Excels in Heat Retention, but Coffee Flavor Is Weak | 3.43 | 4.79 | 4.00 | 4.96 | 4.72 | 4.68 | 8.5 in. | 12.5 in. | 16.3 in. | 16 lb. | 1.8 L | 12 cups | Flat burr | Gold tone filter, paper | 308 sec. | Stainless steel | Gold tone flter, 12 cup dual wall stainless steel thermal carafe, cleaning brush | ||||||
3 | Black & Decker 12-Cup Mill+Brew Coffee Maker|CM5000B | ![]() | 4.09 | Flavor Is Well-Balanced, but It’s Difficult to Operate and Maintenance Is a Headache | 4.36 | 3.86 | 3.50 | 5.00 | 3.76 | 4.20 | 11.25 in. | 9.25 in. | 13 in. | 12.1 lb. | unknown | 12 cups | Propeller blade | Bronze tone permanent mesh filter | 506 s. | Glass | - | ||||||
4 | GEVI 10-Cup Grind and Brew Coffee Machine with Burr Grinder|GECMA025AK-U | ![]() | 4.05 | Maintenance and Extraction Time Can Be a Hassle, but Makes Delicious Coffee | 4.15 | 4.15 | 3.50 | 4.98 | 3.54 | 4.07 | 14.33 in. | 10 in. | 18.9 in. | 12 lb. | 1.5 L | 10 cups | Conical burr | Permanent filter, paper | 585 s. | Glass | - | ||||||
5 | Capresso CoffeeTEAM PRO Plus with Glass Carafe |487.05 | ![]() | 4.03 | Brews Relatively Tasty Coffee, but Extraction Time Is Long and Maintenance Is a Hassle | 4.22 | 4.07 | 3.50 | 4.14 | 3.88 | 4.28 | 12.5 in. | 8.25 in. | 16.5 in. | 14 lb. | unknown | 12 cups | Conical burr | Gold tone mesh, paper | 465 s. | Glass | Instruction book (includes warranty), one glass carafe, one gold tone filter, filter holder insert, one measuring scoop, charcoal filter holder and one charcoal filter cartridge, one cleaning brush | ||||||
6 | Conair Cuisinart|Burr Grind & Brew 10 Cup Coffeemaker|DGB-850 | ![]() | 3.90 | This Coffee Machine Makes Weak Coffee, Plus It’s Hard to Operate and Clean | 3.79 | 3.65 | 3.50 | 5.00 | 4.00 | 4.37 | 14.38 in. | 11 in. | 19.5 in. | 17 lb. | unknown | 10 cups | Conical burr | Gold tone permanent filter | 421 s. | Mug | - |
Number of Cups Extractable | 10 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
The Cafe Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe from Haier US Appliance Solutions, meets the high standards set by the Specialty Coffee Association.
The brewed coffee offers a balance of bitterness and sweetness, earning high marks from our reviewers. One tester said, "Although the aroma is somewhat weak, it provides a rich flavor." Baristas who tasted the brew said that, "In addition to good flavor balance, it is refreshing and easy to drink, almost as good as hand-dripped coffee.”
The temperature right after extraction was a hot 170.24°F, and this coffee maker was able to maintain a heat level of 148.64°F even one hour after extraction, earning high marks for its excellent heat retention. Even if you brew a large amount of coffee at once, you should be able to keep it hot and fresh-tasting for several hours.
When it came to ease of use, our testers said that the locations for refilling the beans and water were easy to understand. The tester who made two cups of coffee with this machine appreciated that "the display indicates what each button does, allowing for an intuitive understanding of how to operate it."
The operational noise, which includes the high motor sound of grinding the beans, was quite loud at 71.50 dB (decibels). But the extraction time for four cups of coffee was considerably short at 299 seconds, and the noise during extraction didn't bother our testers much. The short extraction time is also appealing as it allows you to brew coffee quickly even when you are busy.
Another selling point is that you can remove both the water tank and mill blades for maintenance. After each use, you can take the machine apart for cleaning. Using disposable paper filters can also help keep the machine clean, as they make it harder for the remnants of coffee beans to clog the dripper.
Width | 14.5 in. |
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Depth | 10.5 in. |
Height | 17.4 in. |
Body Weight | 20 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | 1.3 L |
Server Type | Mug |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | - |
Number of Cups Extractable | 12 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Breville's The Grind Control allows you to adjust grind size in eight stages. It can hold up to half a pound of coffee beans, so it’s great for families or people who regularly entertain. And it’s designed with a lock system that makes it easy to move even when it is filled with water and coffee grounds.
The coffee brewed by this machine lacked richness and flavor compared to hand-dripped coffee. Testers indicated that "compared to the benchmark, this coffee tasted significantly weaker and more watery." Baristas said, "While it maintains a balance in flavor, it feels thin and unsatisfactory," leaving a taste that doesn't match up to the flavor of hand-dripped coffee.
The temperature right after extraction was 170.60°F, and it was still quite hot at 157.10°F even one hour after extraction, so this machine got high marks for heat retention. Even if you brew a lot at once, you can savor your hot coffee for hours.
Although this coffee maker comes with an array of buttons and dials, the display is clear and easy to understand, and our testers appreciated how easy it was to use. A tester who brewed two cups of coffee with this machine said, "The remaining time needed for extraction and the amount of water remaining are displayed, and we could use it easily without needing a manual."
The operation noise, which was loud at 65.10dB when grinding beans, wasn’t a major concern since it finished in a few seconds. This coffee maker can also extract four cups of coffee in 308 seconds, so it won’t slow you down on busy mornings.
Another selling point of this coffee maker is that you can easily clean it by removing the mill blade and using disposable paper filters. However, it does not include a removable water tank or an internal cleaning function, so to keep it clean, you'll need to regularly rinse it out and remove the water on your own.
Width | 8.5 in. |
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Depth | 12.5 in. |
Height | 16.3 in. |
Body Weight | 16 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | 1.8 L |
Server Type | Stainless steel |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | Gold tone flter, 12 cup dual wall stainless steel thermal carafe, cleaning brush |
Number of Cups Extractable | 12 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
The 12-Cup Mill+Brew Coffee Maker from Black & Decker allows you to brew up to 12 cups of coffee at once. It integrates a bean holder, mill, and dripper, utilizing a propeller-type blade made of stainless steel.
The brewed coffee earned high praise due to its rich aroma and bold flavors. One tester said, "Although it's somewhat different from the benchmark, it was enjoyable because of its intense yet balanced flavor." Even a barista said that, "I was able to enjoy the typical coffee bitterness and sweetness, as well as the lingering aftertaste."
When it came to operation, this coffee maker lost some points. It was difficult at first for our testers to figure out where they should refill the beans. In addition, the grind may start abruptly if you press the buttons in the wrong order, an obvious drawback that can lead to unsatisfactory results. Among the testers who extracted two cups of coffee, one said that, "Without the manual, it is impossible to understand the correct process to start the extraction."
The temperature right after extraction was a hot 175.28°F. Even an hour after extraction, the temperature was still at 173.48°F, earning this coffee maker some high marks. So even if you brew a lot of coffee at once, you can savor your hot beverage for hours.
The operational noise, which measured at 72.20dB when grinding beans, seemed loud, but it finished grinding within a few seconds, and the noise during extraction was hardly noticeable. However, the extraction time for four cups of coffee was relatively long at 506 seconds. That could slow you down on a busy morning.
This machine also fell short when it came to upkeep, since the water tank cannot be removed and it doesn't support the use of paper filters. This coffee maker also doesn’t have an internal cleaning function, so you’ll need to regularly maintain it yourself to keep it clean.
Width | 11.25 in. |
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Depth | 9.25 in. |
Height | 13 in. |
Body Weight | 12.1 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | unknown |
Server Type | Glass |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | - |
Number of Cups Extractable | 10 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
GEVI's 10-Cup Grind and Brew Coffee Machine with Burr Grinder features a large 50.73-oz. water tank. It boasts the ability to brew coffee with a range of flavors and strengths, depending on the extraction temperature and grind size.
The coffee we brewed using this machine had a robust flavor with a distinct taste of bitterness. Our testers said that "it had more bitterness and stronger aroma than the benchmark." Baristas thought the coffee brewed by this machine was delicious, describing it as "devoid of any unnecessary flavors, bringing out the true taste of the beans." While the coffee didn’t quite have the flavor of hand-dripped coffee, our testers agreed that it was still delicious.
In terms of operation, our testers commented favorably that this machine made it easy to add beans and set up the water tank. However, the display doesn't show much text, and the icons are hard to understand. Testers who made coffee using this machine said, "You can't understand the order in which to press the buttons unless you read the instructions."
The temperature immediately after extraction was a hot 169.34°F, and this coffee maker twas able to maintain a heat of 157.46°F even an hour after extraction, which earned it high marks. You can also extract a lot of coffee at once, and enjoy your beverage leisurely.
The operating noise, a low motor sound when grinding beans, sounded loud at 74.00dB. However, this coffee maker finished grinding within a few seconds, and the noise during extraction was hardly noticeable. However, the extraction time for four cups of coffee was 585 seconds, which is quite a long time compared to other coffee makers. If you’re looking for an instant caffeine fix, this isn’t the machine for you. Even if you like to linger over the process, we recommend starting the extraction when you have some time to spare.
Cleaning this machine was also a challenge, as you can’t remove either the water tank or the mill blades. Although this machine notifies you with a light when it needs cleaning inside, it doesn’t have an internal cleaning function, so you’ll need to clean it manually.
Width | 14.33 in. |
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Depth | 10 in. |
Height | 18.9 in. |
Body Weight | 12 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | 1.5 L |
Server Type | Glass |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | - |
Number of Cups Extractable | 12 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
The Capresso CoffeeTEAM PRO Plus with Glass Carafe 487.05 comes equipped with a 200ml bean holder that you can detach from the main body. The grind size can be adjusted in three stages.
The brewed coffee had a relatively strong and well-balanced flavor. Testers found the taste somewhat lighter than the benchmark, yet it was still easy to drink. One barista commented, "It has a slightly weak body, but you can fully savor its bitterness and sweetness."
In terms of operation, we were impressed by how easy it was to understand where to put the beans and where to add water. However, this coffee maker takes a bit of time to start working even after we pressed the power button. We also thought it was a problem that it was hard to tell when the extraction was completed. A tester who made coffee using the machine said, "The display is hard to understand, and without an instruction manual, operating it makes me nervous."
The temperature right after extraction was a hot 150.26°F, and even after an hour of extraction, this coffee maker maintained warmth at 141.98°F. So even if you brew a large amount of coffee at once, you should be able to enjoy hot coffee for about an hour.
The operation noise seemed loud at 71.10dB. However, the noise during the drip, which occupies most of the extraction time, was not particularly noticeable. In addition, the extraction time for four cups of coffee was relatively long at 465 seconds. So this coffee maker might cause you to lose precious minutes on busy mornings.
Finally, this coffee maker isn’t easy to maintain, as you can’t remove the water tank or the mill blade. If you use hard water for coffee extraction, we recommend regular descaling. But since this machine doesn’t have an internal cleaning function, you will need to clean it yourself.
Width | 12.5 in. |
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Depth | 8.25 in. |
Height | 16.5 in. |
Body Weight | 14 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | unknown |
Server Type | Glass |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | Instruction book (includes warranty), one glass carafe, one gold tone filter, filter holder insert, one measuring scoop, charcoal filter holder and one charcoal filter cartridge, one cleaning brush |
Number of Cups Extractable | 10 cups |
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Concentration Adjustment Function | |
Granularity Adjustment Function |
What we loved
What we didn't love
Conair's Cuisinart Burr Grind & Brew 10 Cup Coffeemaker can brew four to 10 cups of coffee at a time. It also comes with a bean holder cover to keep the beans fresh.
The brewed coffee's acidity was more prominent and its fragrance weaker than hand-drip coffee, which resulted in low marks. One tester mentioned "a somewhat watery and unsatisfying taste." As for deliciousness, baristas stated that "it's not so harsh, but the overall flavor is weak and inferior to hand-drip brewed coffee.
Operating this machine is hindered by the fact that the bean inlet is located on the back and is hard to see. Moreover, the display shows only a few characters, and the icons are difficult to understand. Our testers said that without looking at the instruction manual, it's unclear how to operate each button to make two cups of coffee.
The temperature right after extraction was a hot 173.30°F, and our testers gave it high marks for maintaining a heat of 159.62°F an hour after extraction. Even if you brew a lot of coffee at once, it should still stay hot for several hours, allowing you to sip your hot beverage throughout the day.
The operational noise, with the loud motor sound reaching 69.90dB when grinding the beans, was a bit annoying, but the grinding was over in a matter of seconds, and the noise during extraction was hardly noticeable. However, it took 421 seconds to extract enough coffee for four cups, which felt like a long wait and didn’t earn extra points.
This coffee maker isn’t easy to maintain either, as you can’t remove the water tank or the mill blade for cleaning. When scales build up, a lamp lights up to tell you when to clean the machine, but because this machine doesn't come with an internal cleaning feature, you will need to flush it with water yourself, which could feel like a chore.
Width | 14.38 in. |
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Depth | 11 in. |
Height | 19.5 in. |
Body Weight | 17 lb. |
Extraction Capacity | unknown |
Server Type | Mug |
Warming Function | |
Timer Function | |
Automatic Internal Cleaning Function | |
Accessories | - |
At mybest, we define the best coffee makes with grinders as products that can easily brew delicious coffee and are simple to maintain.
To find the best products, we collected six top-selling fully automatic coffee makers from popular manufacturers and the latest products on Amazon, Walmart, and other sites. We evaluated them on the following six points:
Tastes Similar to Pourover Coffee
Ease of Use
Ease of Cleaning
High Heat Retention
Brewing Time
Noise Level
Products we tested
We defined the standard for a fully automatic coffee maker product that can greatly satisfy users as "tasting like hand-dripped coffee."
We had a panel of seven testers evaluate how closely the taste of the coffee brewed with each machine resembled the flavor of hand-dripped coffee. We then scored the recommendability of each product.
Testers: Seven people who drink black coffee every day at cafes and coffee shops.
Test equipment: STARBUCKS "CAFE VERONA," water (CRYSTAL GEYSER).
Extract 4 cups of coffee from the process of putting in the beans.
If there are several modes, perform the extraction in the most standard mode
Extraction is performed using the manufacturer's recommended extraction recipe.
We defined ease of use as "a coffee maker that is more intuitively easy to operate by coffee lovers."
We had 10 coffee enthusiasts who have used coffee makers to check how easy the machines on our list were to use, and they rated the recommendation level of each product.
Tester: "A tester who has used a coffee maker and likes coffee," 7 people
Test equipment: STARBUCKS "CAFE VERONA," Water (CRYSTAL GEYSER).
Extract 4 cups of coffee from the process of putting in the beans.
If there are multiple brewing methods, brew in the most standard mode.
Brew following the maker's recommended recipe.
We established the standard for a coffee maker that’s easy to clean as "a product that can be cleaned down to the burrs and water tank, allowing for hygienic usage."
Is it possible to remove the water tank?
Is there an internal cleaning function?
Is it possible to remove the mill blade?
Can extraction be carried out using a paper filter?
We set the standard for heat retention as "a product that feels as hot as when it was brewed and can maintain a delicious taste."
Brew four cups of coffee and compare the temperatures after one hour to assess whether they have stayed hot.
Test equipment: Scales (TANITA), thermometers (TANITA), room thermometers (ThermPro), coffee beans (STARBUCKS 'CAFE VERONA'), water (CRYSTAL GEYSER)
Use the warming function when coffee makers have one.
The amount of coffee extracted should be uniform for four servings.
Experiments will be conducted in a room kept at a consistent temperature of 22-23℃.
During temperature measurement, stir the coffee once.
We set the standard for brewing time as "a coffee maker that can be counted on to produce coffee fast even during a time-crunched morning."
Measure and evaluate the time it takes from the start of grinding the coffee beans to the completion of brewing four cups of coffee.
Test equipment: Coffee beans (STARBUCKS "CAFE VERONA"), water (CRYSTAL GEYSER).
After pressing the start extraction button, measure the time until the extraction of coffee for four people is complete.
If there are several modes, perform the extraction in the most standard mode.
Carry out extraction following the manufacturer's recommended extraction recipe.
We set the standard for the quiet operation of a coffee maker as a "product that may make noise but does not interfere with conversation."
We placed a noise meter 50cm away from the fully automatic coffee maker, and measured the noise while extracting enough coffee for 4 cups. We evaluated the loudest measured noise, referring to the standards and guidelines on International Noise Awareness Day, and ranked them, recommending quieter ones with a score based on a minimum of 60 dB.
No. 1: Haier US Appliance Solutions|Cafe|Specialty Grind and Brew Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe
No. 2: Breville|The Grind Control|BDC650BSSUSC
No. 3: Black & Decker |12-Cup Mill+Brew Coffee Maker|CM5000B
No. 4: GEVI|10-Cup Grind and Brew Coffee Machine with Burr Grinder|GECMA025AK-U
No. 5: Capresso|CoffeeTEAM PRO Plus with Glass Carafe |487.05
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