Review on Mr. Coffee All-in-One Specialty Pods Coffee Maker with ☕️ 10-Cup Thermal Carafe, Espresso, Milk Frother & Storage Tray - Black by John Greene

So I got Mr Coffee at $35 for 12 cups from Walmart. I've been using it for many years. I also have a Keurig for disposable cups. I was hoping this would replace both, but it's missing a key feature. no car program! I can't time my coffee to start and wake up to the smell of freshly brewed coffee. My $35 Mr. Coffee does, how can a $225 Mr. Coffee can do without him. Made a good espresso with this machine and frothed some milk which was nice. The pod mount also worked well but isn't as convenient as the Keurig as you have to remove the pot and basket and attach the pod mount. A few more notes. one). The mounting stand is cheap plastic and does not snap onto the top of the device. It just sits there and it's easy to turn it off. 2). The water tank cover is easy to remove and does not snap. I think it would be better to connect a plastic damper 3). Don't try to water it to max. It will spill out the back even with the reservoir cap on, and if that loose cap comes loose you're in for more mess. four). It has no clock. It's a small grip, but I'm used to it.