Hamilton Beach The Scoopシングルサーブコーヒーメーカー&ファストグラウンドブリューワー 8~14オンスのカップ用 数分で淹れる、ブラック (47620) 次世代。

Muito bom produto.

Perfect for single person. Easy to use and clean. Coffee tastes great.

Bought this to replace a much fancier all in one name brand that bit the dust by extravagantly breaking apart while spinning its pod. Let's be honest - this is not the fanciest coffee maker on the market. It takes a couple of minutes to brew, sure - but honestly, for the price and the freedom of having a simple mesh basket to use your own grinds, the value for money is absolutely there. Note that it doesn't force water through like a pod system, but is more like a miniaturized coffee maker - not quite as slow as a drip, but it's the same type of brewing, just into a smaller basket. Initially I felt disappointed by the simplicity of this coffee maker, but once I got over myself and realized all I was really missing was marketing and sunk costs from the usual fancy pod systems, I've grown to love this little thing. It makes a good cup of coffee. I find I get the best results with somewhere finer than a medium grind - I'd say a fine(ish) grind level. Really the only (small) sticking point I have is that it has no water reservoir, so you have to fill every time you use it. I can't fault it for that either though, as this means it takes up much less counter space. If you can't justify making a pot a day, this should be all you need. Not to mention that you really get bang for your buck with using your own coffee without having to mess with 3rd party pod adapters or anything like that. I had a 950g tin of coffee last 2.5months using this once daily. This would honestly make a great gift for a student coffee drinker living in a dorm.

I was never a committed coffee drinker until a few years ago! I finally got a K-Cup machine a while back, and ended up having coffee every day. (Just one cup a day. That's all I can handle) I eventually noticed that K-Cups are notorious for the slightly "bitter" taste. After spending a few days with some friends who had a Real Latte Machine (too expensive for me), I decided to look for an upgrade within my budget. After some research I decided to get the HB Scoop Single Serve Coffee Maker. I noticed a BIG difference upon my first cup! Richer, more flavorful. So, yes, it IS a more "interactive" experience: you don't just stick a pod in and wait a minute! You have to put water in each time; the process takes a little longer; and it's a good idea to rinse out the leftover grinds after each brew. But it's worth the extra, say, 2 minutes for s better tasting cup! Graduate from the pods! It's worth it! I may buy a Real Latte Machine somewhere down the line, but for now I'm satisfied!

I use this most days and it does an adequate job at making coffee. Usually takes about five minutes from when I start making a cup until the cup is ready. One issue is that it does leave splashes all around the coffee maker but that's easily solved by wiping it up. What gets a little annoying is that often times the coffee grounds go through the filter and I have to then remove the bottom filter to clean it. Ultimately though it accomplishes what it needs to, which is enabling me to make one cup of drip coffee with minimal investment and without having to use paper filters or boil an entire pot. For coffee snobs this probably won't do the trick but for someone who just needs good enough, this is excellent.