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Single Brew Coffee Machines This model is the ideal option if you want an all-in-one machine that can brew coffee or tea to your liking. It's easy to use and offers four different choices for brewing. It can be used with single-pack or ground tea bags and coffee. It can be used in conjunction with pods that can be reused. This is a great solution for those concerned about the plastic waste that comes from disposable K-cups. 1. Keurig K-Select This Keurig is a great choice for those who wish to drink coffee but don't have the space or budget to invest in a bigger coffee maker. It is the smallest Keurig available and measures only 13.6 inches from front to back. This allows it to be easily hidden away in a tiny office or kitchen. It comes with a reservoir for water that can hold up to 52 ounces, and can prepare a single cup of coffee in just a few minutes. It comes with a “strong option that increases the strength of the coffee to meet your tastes. The machine isn't without a drawback It doesn't produce crema, the caramel-colored foam layer that coffee drinkers believe adds flavor to their drinks. It's not a big deal, but it might be a problem for a few people. It's easy to clean; just unplug the machine, and remove the pod holder. It is then cleaned with a cleaner and then wiped clean. Paper clips can be used to clean the needles of your brewing. This is beneficial when your machine is blocked. Another downside to this machine is that it only accepts K-Cup pods which can be costly. It does not work with the third-party pods that were introduced after the Keurig 2.0 patent expired in 2012. If you're looking for a device that can brew with a range of sizes or comes with a carafe, you might require a different model. The Keurig K-Select is also the most user-friendly. It has two buttons that are used to turn on the machine, and the other to select the size of the cup. The smart brewer shuts down automatically after two hours to conserve energy. It also has a display on the reservoir of water which indicates when it is time to refill it. 2. Cuisinart Grind & Brew This machine lets you use pre-ground beans in addition to K-Cup pods. This machine is ideal for those who are environmentally conscious or have limited space or are fond of both filter and single-served espresso. This machine can grind whole beans into finely ground, ready-to-brew grounds or brew pre-ground coffee that you can store in the tray that can be removed. You can also brew Keurig's off the shelf K-Cups and other well-known brands of single-use pods. This flexibility allows you to make an espresso in a snap or a pot of coffee, without having to clean a carafe. The controls on the Grind & Brew are easy to use. All relevant information is located on the front of the machine: brewing amount (in increments of two) and power off/on the brew indicator light, decalcification alert, and grinding settings. The machine can also make 12 cups of carafe-sized coffee. It comes with a convenient feature that allows up to 24 hours of advance brewing. The machine comes with a removable drip tray and a capsule holder. The machine does not come with any cleaning tools, but you can clean the drip tray and the capsule holder by hand. The machine is backed by a three-year warranty, and is available directly from Cuisinart, as well as Williams Sonoma, Amazon, Crate and Barrel, as well as Target. The machine was packaged securely and surrounded by molds to protect it during shipping. Coffeee packaging is recyclable. The machine and its contents were in good condition. The box and contents were delivered with a clear and easy-to-read user manual. The coffeemaker requires decalcification once every month, and the machine will notify you when it's time to do so. 3. Breville Precision Brewer The Breville Precision Brewer takes drip coffee to a new level. The machine has customizable settings to allow the user to create the perfect cup of coffee each time. There are six pre-set modes, including “gold,”“fast,”“strong,”“iced,“and “cold brew.” This brewer is compatible with cone and flat filters and has one cup mode. In addition to these options for brewing the machine comes with six different basket shapes that can be used to emphasize particular flavors in the made cup. The machine utilizes a thermocoil heating and pump system with PID digital temperature control that ensures an accurate water temperature throughout the brewing process. This is a major benefit for premium drip coffee machines, since many coffee makers use plates that are heated to heat the water. This is not the best method of heating water as it can lead to burning your coffee and causing uneven brewing. Breville Breville also has a water pump that makes the sound of a humming while it is brewing. This is a great feature as it lets the user know that their coffee is finished brewing. The Brewer is sleek and minimalist which means it will look great on any countertop. The polished stainless steel and clear plastic construction give it a contemporary elegant look. Breville's brewer measures around 12 7 inches x 16 inches and will fit in a variety of large and medium-sized kitchens. Breville includes a quick start guide as well as a comprehensive instruction manual for new users to help them get to grips with. The only downside to Breville is the water pump noise which can be a distraction if you live in an apartment building. 4. Aeropress The AeroPress is a nifty little device that can brew one cup of coffee at each time. It's a piston-style brewer that uses air pressure to push water through the grounds and into your cup, yielding a clean and defined flavor. Aeropress coffee is highly praised by a variety of coffee lovers for its balanced, well rounded taste. It's a fantastic choice for campers and travelers because it is lightweight, compact and rugged. The manual brewer can be used with ease. You just need to add the freshly ground Cupper's coffee into the inverted AeroPress chamber, stir, then add hot water. Then, you can decide to let it sit for a few minutes or plunge it straight away. Once you're done, the coffee can be served straight out of the cup or poured into your mug to make an espresso-like beverage. The AeroPress lets you control your coffee's strength, whether you want an ineffective French Press or a strong pour-over to a single cup. The unique design of the device helps the process move along quickly, reducing the amount of time the coffee is sitting in the filter. The AeroPress is an absolute newcomer to the world of brewing devices however, it's already breaking sales records, generating a vibrant community and inspiring a whole generation of coffee enthusiasts. There is even an international circuit of AeroPress competitions for brewing! For those who prefer to brew on the move, the AeroPress recently introduced an all-in-one portable device known as the AeroPress Go. It comes with an insulated travel mug that's ideal for hikers, tourists, and campers. The price is similar to the original but the device is smaller and comes with the same features. 5. Keurig K-Duo Plus The K-Duo Plus is a dual-function coffee maker that can brew either single-serve cups or carafes. It can brew K-Cup pods or ground coffee. It also has different sizes of brew, such as 6, 8, 10 and 12 ounces per cup and a 6-, 8-, 10- or 12-cup carafe. It also features a powerful brew button with programmable auto-brew for the carafe, and a thermal carafe which keeps your beverage warm for up to two hours. This coffee maker is a great choice for families who are looking for the flexibility of being able to make a single cup or a full carafe. The display is easy to read and the buttons are easy to use. It also comes with a gold-toned reusable filter so you won't have to buy paper ones. This model also doesn't lose temperature more quickly when you're brewing two pots at the same time, which was an issue with other models that we tried. The Keurig K-Duo Plus is perfect for any occasion, whether you are hosting guests or enjoying a relaxing morning. It can be used to make single-serves as well as a carafe. It can be used to make your favorite ground coffee, as well as hundreds of K Cup pods of cocoa, tea and coffee. It can be programmed for up to 24 hours in advance and has options for the kind of coffee you wish to prepare, the strength of the brew and a range of drink size options from 6 to 12 ounces. This model also has an adjustable drip tray that can accommodate travel mugs. The 60-oz reservoir of water can be placed to face the left or right side, or toward the back of the machine to provide better counter space. This is a great option for those who have limited counter space or an odd kitchen arrangement.