☕ Mixpresso 2-In-1 Single Cup Coffee Maker & Travel Mug Combo: Lightweight Portable Drip Brewer with Auto Shut Off & Reusable Filter Review

I bought this as a gift for my husband to replace the coffee maker that was taking up a lot of counter space. He loves to. It's easy to use and makes great coffee. The thermos holds about 2 small cups of coffee, but if you need more, it does it in about a minute. We are very happy with this product.

I'm tired of buying K-cups every day and throwing away those plastic cups. I made my first cup this morning before a meeting at 8am and my coffee was still warm at 10am. 14 oz is the perfect size for long meetings. The plastic rim of the cup was a bit rough around the metal rim. Otherwise no problem.

I was looking for a small, basic one cup coffee maker that could be easily removed from the road when I'm not working. Of course, making a good hot cup of coffee without making a mess was necessary. This has proven itself in every respect. One last note: after making coffee, it is easy to clean.

Brews quickly. Perfect for a cup before the morning commute. Takes about 2 minutes. I like that no paper filter is needed. The machine is inexpensive and buying coffee grounds or beans is a lot easier on my wallet than buying K-Cups. Brewing coffee with just a little more effort than the Keurig. It's totally worth the money I saved by choosing it over the Keurig machine.

This product is amazing small works very well but only for ground coffee and the product description says you can use pods but that is not the case this machine does not include any accessories for it, and the user manual does not tell you how to use the coffee pods and which accessories are compatible with the machine. The negative point is that the compartments for water and ground coffee are in the same place, very strong steam arises from the fact that sometimes even if you put water in an…

Works, needs 5 to 6 cups of coffee to get the right coffee to water ratio. Of course, the taste depends on the type of coffee used and you have to adjust the ratio for each brew/grind. It's very easy to clean. I usually brew in a French Press, but it's a hassle to clean. I have a Keurig, but I only drink coffee from it when I'm in a hurry. There are many types of expensive single-cup coffee makers, but I've found that spending a lot of money doesn't guarantee a great cup of coffee. The filter…

Okay, I don't usually write reviews but I do read them and agonize over my purchases. After reading this, I couldn't find the little car. I took a risk I want to offer perspective. How many people have bought this machine and not whined that it doesn't fry, grind, or bring a hot mug to their couch for less than $20? Versus. those who wrote reviews? This one is like a coffee filter on a mug. But I don't have to stand there while he heats and pours water. Then it turns off, even better. What did…

My previous single cup coffee maker, Dash, didn't need paper filters, but if you use finely ground coffee this maker leaves a HUGE amount of sludge in the cup if you don't use a small filter like that the round Aeropress microfilters made of paper. They fit snugly on the bottom of the filter basket. Even though this filter doesn't cover the entire basket, only the bottom, it still does a great job of removing almost all of the fine dust from your coffee. The paper filter also makes cleaning…