Instant Pot K-Cup Pod Compatible Single Serve Coffee Maker with Reusable Pod and Bold Setting, 8-12oz, 40oz Reservoir, White

UK delivered 'Instant Solo 2-in-1 Coffee Machine': It does not work on UK mains power - despite what Rufus /Amazon states. Question to Fufus/Amazon: Does it work with UK mains power? "Yes, the Instant Solo 2-in-1 Coffee Machine is designed for UK use and comes with a UK plug. As it's sold on Amazon UK, it's fully compatible with the standard UK voltage (230V) and mains power supply. The machine operates on standard household electrical requirements, so you can simply plug it in and start brewing without needing any adaptors or converters." This is NOT correct - it was sent as a 120v 60Hz model with an American plug

Muy agradable producto, el café se prepara rápidamente, algunas personas se quejan del residuo pero no es tanto, ni nada que no se pueda solucionar con una cuchara o dejándolo al fondo de la taza. Muy satisfecha con la compra

Makes a good cup of coffee. Attractive. Love that I can choose bold or regular. Maybe not as fast as my Keurig was. Smaller footprint than my Keurig Elite. Price of this was much more reasonable than a new Keurig Elite. As far as the splatters go, I use a tall mug. The style of the 4 channels out may be why. My Keurig splattered too so it's not a deal breaker for me. Just wipe it.

Buen producto pero en el manual no menciona que ahí que limpiar es punta en la parte superior por eso vaporiza mucho y falla.

I just got this after my Cuisinart k cup coffee maker died after 3 1/2 years. The price has gone up since I bought it last, and I had Keurigs, but the last Keurig I had leaked after 2 years. I read the reviews on Amazon, then I went to YouTube to watch Just A dad who reviews appliances. He helped a lot. It doesn't mention this in the instructions,but fyi, when you hit the power button and the cup size the coffee maker makes a noise as it heats up. It then dispenses a few drops of coffee , then stops while it saturates the coffee grounds, this takes like about 10 seconds, then it dispenses the coffee. When I first turned it on, and it stopped I thought something was wrong then I remembered what the guy said on YouTube. Also this is a big also, do not used distilled water or water that has been treated, it will wear down the wires quickly. Just use plain tap, or plain bottled water with no minerals and not distilled. But the instruction booklet says that anyway. This makes a very good cup of coffee, and get out your larger mugs/cups because it dispenses the correct ounces. My other machines would dispenser 9-9 1/2 ounces of coffee when I hit the 10 oz selection. This dispenses 10 ounces. Thankfully I have my smelly cat mug which is 14 ounces. It does have a smaller 40 ounce reservoir but that's ok, it's better than letting the water sit around if you're the only one drinking coffee in the house. All in all so far so good. I'll add to the review later if I need to. Updated May 7, 2024 I'm sending this instant pot coffee maker back for a refund. I've only had it a little more than 3 weeks, and already having problems with it. Every so often, it will spew hot water after it brews the coffee. Then, once it's done brewing, the top won't open easily, you have to use both hands to pry it open. I did the trouble shooting by using a paperclip to clean out the needles. The openings to the needles are on the side, not the bottom; maybe that's why there are so many returns on this coffee maker. I also watched on YouTube, a lady sent this coffee maker back about 3 times and got a replacement from Amazon. In one clip the coffee makers spews out coffee grounds into the cup in clumps. In another clip, a different color instant pot coffee maker shoots steam out the top and the front of the coffee maker, so extreme, she and her husband had to run away from the coffee maker. The Cuisinart one I bought before is on sale, so I'm getting a refund and getting that one instead