The Best Coffee Makers of 2025

For many of us, each day begins with a cup of joe, making a coffee maker a must-have appliance. From French press and pour-over to drip, espresso, and stovetop models, there’s an option to suit every taste.

Whether you prefer to start your morning with a strong espresso or a refreshing cold brew, these are the best coffee makers for satisfying your daily coffee needs right from the comfort of your own home.

This drip coffee maker from Cuisinart puts control at your fingertips while delivering coffee at the push of a button. You can choose between regular and bold strengths, program it to have hot coffee waiting when you wake up, and brew anywhere from 1 to 14 cups at a time. There’s an adjustable keep-warm setting to keep your coffee hot without burning, and the reusable metal filter ensures you don’t have to worry about running out of paper ones. Additional features include a backlit LCD display, an alert when your coffee is ready, and a light indicating when it’s time to descale—making this one of the top programmable coffee makers available.

Get the Cuisinart coffee maker at Amazon or Cuisinart, starting at $89.95.

Despite being a budget-friendly pick, this 5-cup model from Black+Decker also comes with a convenient permanent coffee filter like the Cuisinart. But that’s not its only user-friendly feature: the sneak-a-cup function lets you pour a cup mid-brew, the removable lid and filter basket make cleaning easy, and the single-button control with indicator light never leaves you wondering if it’s on or off. Designed for smaller spaces, this model is perfect for dorms, vacation rentals, or households that have no need to brew 12 cups of coffee at once.

Get the Black+Decker 5-cup coffee maker at Amazon, The Home Depot, or Walmart, starting at $21.44.

One drawback of French press coffee makers is that grounds can sometimes end up in your cup. The Mueller French Press addresses this with a triple-layer filtration system that keeps grounds out while still delivering a full-bodied brew. Made with double-insulated stainless steel, this coffee maker keeps coffee hot longer than thinner-walled steel or glass models, yet the exterior and handle stay cool to the touch. It can also be used to make hot chocolate or tea and includes a stainless steel canister for storing coffee beans.

Get the Mueller Living coffee maker at Amazon, Walmart, or Mueller Living, starting at $59.95.

Thanks to its steel mesh filter, which preserves more of the coffee’s natural oils than paper filters, the Bodum Pour Over Coffee Maker produces an especially rich and flavorful pot. Able to brew up to 32 ounces at once, it features a durable glass carafe with a removable cork band that protects your hands from heat while adding an earthy, elegant touch.

Get the Bodum coffee maker at Amazon, Walmart, Target, or Bodum, starting at $19.99.

The Bialetti Moka Express is crafted from high-quality aluminum and features an iconic octagonal design. It brews up to 12 cups of rich, velvety moka coffee by forcing hot water upward through finely ground coffee using steam pressure—a process that produces a brew stronger and more concentrated than drip coffee. This user-friendly stovetop machine has a patented safety valve and is easy to disassemble for cleaning. Just be aware that the Bialetti works best with coffee ground specifically for moka pots, as finely ground coffee can cause clogs, while coarse grounds may produce a weak, pale brew.

Get the Bialetti coffee maker at Amazon for $89.99.

Black+Decker’s 12-cup grind-and-brew coffee maker combines grinding and brewing in one machine for a fresh, flavorful cup. Whether you want to use the built-in grinder for whole beans or turn it off to brew pre-ground coffee, this model makes it easy to customize flavor with a brew-strength selector offering regular, bold or strong options. A 24-hour programmable timer lets you wake up to freshly brewed coffee, while the sneak-a-cup feature allows you to pour a cup before the cycle ends. Additional conveniences include a water-level indicator, automatic shutoff, and a permanent, reusable filter.

Get the Black+Decker 12-cup coffee maker at Amazon, Wayfair, or Walmart, starting at $89.99.

Not only can this versatile drip coffee maker from Hamilton Beach brew a full pot or a single cup using grounds, it can also prepare a single serving with a K-Cup pod. The 12-cup carafe pairs with a 24-hour programmable timer, a two-hour keep-warm cycle, and automatic shutoff for added safety. A reusable metal filter, pause-and-serve function, and brew-strength selector let you customize each cup, while the adjustable single-serve side fits both short cups and tall travel mugs.

Get the Hamilton Beach coffee maker at Amazon for $133.45.

The Takeya Cold Brew Coffee Maker can brew up to four servings of cold-brew coffee at a time and has an airtight lid to keep it fresh in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. It. Its nonslip silicone handle makes it easy to pour, and its reusable mesh filter is designed to prevent gritty grounds from getting into your brewed coffee. The BPA-free plastic pitcher can withstand high temperatures if you prefer your coffee hot. The Takeya is top-rack dishwasher-safe and is designed to fit into most refrigerator doors.

Get the Takeya coffee maker at Amazon or Takeya, starting at $24.98.

This semi-automatic espresso machine from De’Longhi brings barista-level control to your countertop with a built-in conical burr grinder that provides eight precise grind settings and four drink presets, including espresso, Americano, hot water, and cold brew. It uses a 15-bar Italian pump and Active Temperature Control with three infusion settings to ensure stable brewing and rich extraction, plus a commercial-style steam wand to produce smooth micro-foam for latte art. Proprietary Cold Extraction Technology lets you make cold brew in under 5 minutes, and the included professional barista toolkit and dishwasher-safe parts make setup and cleanup easier.

Get the De’Longhi coffee maker at Amazon, Lowe’s, Best Buy, or De’Longhi, starting at $499.95.