If you’re an avid coffee drinker, you know how the brewing process affects your daily cup(s). The best Amazon coffee makers are high quality and cater to everyone from connoisseurs to brewing newbies. Speaking of, the Amazon Big Spring Sale is just around the corner—March 25 through March 31—so you can (hopefully) get even better deals on these coveted options.
Ahead we’ve laid out 14 of the best coffee makers that you can find on Amazon, from brands like De’Longhi, Keurig, Breville, and more. You’ll find a range of brewers, whether you’re looking for do-it-all gadgets, set-it-and-forget-it cold brew carafes, or traditional drip coffee machines.
We also included Amazon appliances that we’ve tested and reviewed, plus other best-selling options at every price point. The best part is that all of these designs are anything but an eyesore. We only selected design-forward styles to elevate and enhance your kitchen space. With that, we officially grant you permission to fantasize about strong cold brew, coffee shop-worthy lattes, and smooth French press cups. Don’t blame us if your friends want to keep coming over for some java.
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Our Top Picks for the Best Amazon Coffee Makers
Few things are as convenient as K-Cup pods for busy coffee lovers who just want to make a single cup of coffee without brewing a whole pot. We like this Keurig because it’s a few steps above the original, for anyone who loves the ease of coffee pods but wants more special drinks, like lattes or mochas. It has a milk frother (for hot or cold milk), plus multiple temperature and strength settings. It can also be connected to your Wi-Fi and voice assistants like Alexa.
This is one of the best drip coffee makers because it comes with a sealed bean hopper (to keep them fresh) and built-in grinder. In our testing, we note the auto-rinse feature, which prevents grounds from getting into the brew basket. The coffee grinder feature can be turned off too, when you want to use pre-ground beans. You can choose from three strengths, and, conveniently, press the “Brew Pause” button if you want to snag a cup or travel mug while it’s still brewing.
Here’s another no-frills drip coffee maker from OXO. Its stainless-steel, single-button interface is decidedly sleek, which is certainly a plus if you’ll be keeping it on your counter. Our contributor Terri Williams previously raved about it, writing, “I’m a fan of stainless-steel carafes, and this one has a double-wall stainless-steel thermal carafe to ensure hot coffee for a long time. [It’s] the perfect drip coffee maker and consistently provides a delicious cup of joe without a lot of fuss.”
Here’s a Nespresso machine that’s easy to maintain thanks to smart features that allow you to control your brew through a smartphone. With a compact design that’s made from 35% recycled plastic, it’ll brew up smooth, bold espressos and americanos at the touch of a button (literally).
For single-person households, look to De’Longhi’s Magnifica Evo for your do-it-all coffee maker. It’ll brew everything from drip coffee to lattes in a few minutes flat. “Even though the programmable coffee and espresso maker has a lot of functions, using it was a breeze. That’s because of the color touch icons on the top of the coffee brewer,” Williams says. It has an attached milk frothing system, plus 13 grind settings.
While the memes will tell you that pour-over coffee is reserved for hipsters and specialty coffee fanatics, we’re here to set the record straight that the brewing method is easy and results in a delicious cup of coffee for anyone. Fit the sleek double wall glass carafe with a coffee filter, add your grounds, and then all you need to do is pour a steady stream of hot water over it. No buttons, no tech, just reliability.
Though Ninja is known for its blenders, this pick from Amazon’s coffee makers selection isn’t one to overlook. Pop in coffee pods or fresh grounds, and choose from drip coffee, iced coffee, lattes, and more. “When unpacking it, I was surprised to discover so many parts and accessories. It’s a jack of all trades that provides a lot of versatility for coffee drinkers,” Williams says. It has a milk frother on the side, detachable water tank, and comes with a coffee pot when you’re brewing for a larger crowd.
If you’re the type of person who drinks cold brew and iced coffee year round, here’s an affordable—and easy to use—coffee maker. Add coarse grounds into the mesh basket, then fill up the carafe with cold water, and you’ll have smooth coffee within 12 to 24 hours. Plus, this is kept in the fridge, which is kind of a big deal if you have one square inch of counter space (hello, city dwellers).
The French press has come a long way since its inception in the 1800s and this sleek stainless-steel piece is a testament that coffee accessories should always betrès chic. The Mueller Living insulated design will keep your coffee hot throughout your morning. “It can also make up to eight cups, a rare quality for a French press which isn’t usually the most suitable for entertaining,” says Williams in her review. Another pro? It’s dishwasher-safe, so you don’t have to fuss with cleaning each piece by hand.
Breville’s range of espresso machines can basically turn your kitchen into a coffee shop. Enter the Barista Express Impress, which Williams called “the at-home espresso maker of all at-home espresso makers.” However, you don’t need to have barista-level experience to whip up your next latte. “Though it might look complicated, it’s not so much harder to operate than a regular drip coffee maker,” Williams says. Perhaps the most stylish, too, it’s available in four colorways, including an elevated satin black (Black Truffle) and navy (Damson Blue).
Even if you’re a complete zombie in the morning, Nespresso’s one-touch coffee and espresso machines are as simple as can be thanks to the intuitive Italian engineering of De’Longhi. The Vertuo Lattissima has an attached milk frother, too, so you can press one button to prepare a cappuccino, macchiato latte, or hot foam. “The machine doesn’t take up much space, and the matte black design looks stylish on any countertop,” Williams adds. Alternatively, pick up the black-and-white model which is bound to look stellar in a modern kitchen.
Not that aesthetics should play a role in your coffee routine, but the Technivorm is one good-looking machine. The stainless steel is sleek and shouldn’t clash with any other products or decor on your countertop, and it’s a breeze to operate. “[It’s] as simple as it gets,” Williams says. “There’s only one on/off button—and when you switch it on, coffee starts brewing.” It’s also one of the few at-home coffee makers certified by the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA).
Another SCA-approved coffee maker, the Fellow Aiden received the 2024 SCA award for Best New Product. The futuristic design is a welcome addition to any modern kitchen, plus you can customize your cup of joe with your preferred temperature, bloom, and pulses through an app on your phone. The minimalist design looks like a cube and comes in two color options: matte black and matte white. And since it has a 10-cup capacity, you can invite all your friends for brunch and show it off.
For a touch of yesteryear in your kitchen, Smeg appliances hold a special place in our retro-loving hearts. The classic drip coffee machine has modern-day touches like an auto-start button to set the time for your next brew and an LED control panel. To coordinate with other Smeg products you may already own, choose from 10 colors—from fire engine red to mint green.
How we Chose the Best Coffee Machines on Amazon
One coffee machine isn’t everyone’s cup of tea (er, joe), which is why we sourced products available on Amazon with varying price points, capabilities, and extra features. We also turned to the best coffee machines AD staffers have tested out and loved, and we scoured Amazon for top picks with hundreds—if not, thousands—of glowing reviews. In this list, you’ll also see a few SCA-certified picks, meaning they’ve been recognized by the Specialty Coffee Association, a California-based nonprofit that aims to set and improve coffee industry standards worldwide.
