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If you're in the market for a new drip coffee maker, Consumer Reports has you covered.
Its experts tested dozens on the market to find the best ones.
Continue reading to see which it picked and why.
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The Cuisinart PerfecTemp 14 Cup Programmable DCC-3200 got some of the strongest scores from Consumer Reports, which found "no discernible flaws in its performance." It said the machine brews good coffee, is pretty easy to use, and isn't difficult to clean. It retails for around $120.
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The Cuisinart Coffee on Demand DCC-3000 was rated the best self-serve drip coffee maker. Like the PerfecTemp, CR found no flaws with the model, which will brew a single cup of coffee without needing a k-cup. CR found it easy to use and clean. It's priced between $120-$150.
3 / 5
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The Melitta Aroma Fresh Plus 10-Cup will grind the beans for you, guaranteeing freshness. CR found it particularly easy to use and like the carafe it comes with. It costs between $250-$300.
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Technivorm's Moccamaster Cup-One Brewer will brew you one 10-ounce cup of coffee quite well, but CR warned it wasn't the easiest to use. It's still the highest-rated among the small machines tested, but doesn't come cheap at $250.
5 / 5
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The DeLonghi All-in-One will brew you a fresh pot of coffee and let you pull a shot of espresso all with the same machine. While the model did fall short of recommended guidelines for brew temperatures and duration, CR liked that it was easy to use and clean. It retails for $365.
