Technivorm Moccamaster 69212 Cup One, One-Cup Coffee Maker 10 Ounce Polished Silver

Es sin duda alguna una maquina robusta, sólida y con calidad excelente. Produce café con excelentes características y la temperatura exacta en cada taza. Recomiendo este producto ampliamente.

Ease of use and brews an amazing cup of coffee.

UPDATE: 2 months after my original impressions, I've gotten into the groove of using it and how to get the most out of it. I've concluded that setting-and-forgetting this machine sufficiently renders great coffee without altering anything out of standard coffee making procedure. The damp coffee grounds left after brewing do indeed still form a cone-pyramid shape, but I haven't noticed hardly any difference from when I stir the grounds during brewing 2-3 times vs. not touching it at all. This bumps the machine from 4 to 5 stars. This is the best single serve machine on the market. Now read my review below and keep in mind what I just mentioned.I'm going to be rather critical of this machine since I spent a pretty penny on it. But if this gets 4 stars, 99% of other auto-drip brewers probably get 1-2 stars.This machine is fantastic. I've put about 15 cycles through it, and the ones where I measured temp, they all came out to ~198-200F, and all went thru the brew process of 300g/10oz water (medium fine grind) in about 5 mins total, from flipping the switch to the last drip, 5:30 at the longest. So it does what it says it's supposed to, which is great.A few design features confuse me. The lid that sits atop the reservoir and drip cone sits a little precariously (it wants to tip if you touch the cone side). This is minor, but I feel like maybe a hinged joint on the reservoir side and the cone side would be more robust. Additionally, the drip spout is a simple U-shaped tube (longer on one side). I wonder why Technivorm didn't follow the design of the other higher volume brewer models and design a shower-head design instead of just a dripper that drops water right into one spot the whole brew process instead of the even showering you see in bigger models. I don't think this would necessarily lead to better flavor, but from what I know about pour-over coffee, a more even wetting of grounds is always better. The grounds do seem to all get wet, but once dry, they form an inverted cone/canyon once the brewing is done. I stir the grounds/water after about 30 seconds to hopefully combat this possibly negative effect. I'm too fiddly to resist, but the coffee tastes great either way. The reason I included this tidbit is that if you pay this much for a brewer that is supposed to be mostly autonomous, there should have to be minimal interference for good coffee. This is probably why I'm putting 4 stars instead of 5. If someone provides me with enough compelling evidence that this doesn't matter, I'll change it to 5.The coffee is excellent. Without the cup preheated, and waiting about a minute after brewing ends, the coffee is at the perfect temp for drinking. The mug is nice as well, and the filters seem to be flavorless/neutral.This sits in my office and gets to brew 2 * 10oz cups for me daily (Onyx Geometry, Colombia/Ethiopia blend is great through this). If you only plan to brew for yourself, this machine is perfect, because if I brewed 2 cups a day through a machine with a thermal carafe or burner, that 2nd cup would be stale/lukewarm 6 hours later, I almost guarantee it (even the good Zojirushi carafes/warmers cool off after about 4-5 hours). So it's a quick, fresh cup on demand. DO NOT buy this if you plan to brew for multiple people or an office. Grab one of the bigger volume models.

I've been using a K-cup brewer for almost 20 years, but decided I wanted a higher quality coffee maker for the days I'm not in a rush. I'm the only coffee drinker in my household, so I wanted a one cup solution. I did a bunch of research and landed on the Moccamaster Cup One.I've had it for about 6 months now, and I am very happy with it. The process is not as quick as using a K-cup of course, but it's pretty simple. I load a filter and coffee grounds into the plastic cone, and I pour the water up to the line in the reservoir. Then you turn it on, and you have a fresh cup of coffee 3-4 minutes later. The cone has a slim hole that can get clogged up, so it's best to ensure that hole has a clear path.Clean-up is also easy. I just toss out the used filter, and wash the cone with soap and water. The machine has a small footprint and looks classy on my kitchen counter. This is not an appliance you need to hide when guests are over.I love being able to use any coffee beans I want now. I grind them using an OXO grinder, and it's amazing to smell the fresh grounds before you make a cup. This is something you do not get with a K-cup machine.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and expect to use this for many years to come.

I’ve been using a V60 pour over to make my coffee for nearly a decade and this Moccamaster is better! You can also use a V60, Chemex and other brewers with it but I keep going back to the original brewer that comes with the unit and the Moccamaster filters. I’ve tried the Militta filters and their a big step down from the Moccamaster filters, I’d recommend staying with the Moccomaster filters. It’s really easy to use… fill water to the line, 2 scoops of coffee and hit the power button. I’m using a Fellow Ode grinder with SSP MP burrs, I also use distilled water with third wave water and this set up with the Cup One is really amazing, I actually prefer it to the pour overs I get at a specialty coffee shop. Very well made, will last a long time… I feel it’s well worth the money spent and if I ever need a larger brewer it’ll be the Moccamaster Select. If you’re looking for a single cup coffee maker this is the one to get!