1: Determine Your Budget
While you can find standard, single-drip machines for under $20, the price of fancy coffee makers can quickly escalate into the hundreds. Decide right away how much you're willing to spend to make a great cup of joe.
2: Form A Shortlist of Desired Features
Unless you are prepared to shell out major bucks for a five-star coffee maker, you'll probably need to prioritize what you want most in terms of features, preferences and add-ons. For example, do you like pods or percolators? Will you be dark-roasting a lot of your beans? Do you need espresso making capabilities?
A percolator from my previous post. |
3: Read The Warranty
Since coffee makers are usually turned on with bleary eyes and one hand, it isn't at all uncommon for things to go wrong. Before you commit to a purchase, make sure you've read the fine print and understood what can and can't be guaranteed, replaced or refunded.
These are just three things to consider when looking for a coffee maker. There are many more, but you won't actually fall in love with a machine until you've felt it with your own hands, so get out there and go shopping!
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