Ninja Pod & Grounds Specialty XL Single-Serve Coffee Maker K-Cup Pod Compatible Brews Grounds Compact Design Built-In Milk Frother 68-oz. Reservoir 6oz. Cup-24oz. Mug Sizes Denim Blue PB055ABL

Un diseño muy bonito

Me llegó con la caja como si ya fuera usado, no sirve el modo pods, marca error, aun cuando hice lo que dice el manual, calienta el agua, hace ruido extraño y me quemó

You're looking for a coffee maker. Maybe a big multi-cup jobber isn't right for you, and you're trying to pick between the many options available. I too was in the same boat and after being disappointed with a recent Keurig purchase (dang chemical taste), I decided to find something that might work better for me. I will be honest that I dug out an old single serve coffee maker. Think of one of those little brewers you'd see in a cheap hotel. However, it worked, and was easy to clean with the stainless screen. I just found the flavor a bit lacking, and it didn't brew hot enough for me. I do own a couple other Ninja appliances that have worked well, so when I saw they offered a single serve coffee maker that would take normal grounds and pods, I decided to pull the trigger. The biggest plus was it has a water tank, so I can fill it with filtered water and make many cups of coffee using without having to fill it each time. I opted for the XL version to get the added water capacity. Getting into using the machine, it was easy to set up. Washed a few parts and I was off to the coffee making races. I normally brew around 12 OZ, and I use Gavina coffee. SInce it's not exactly like my other single serve brewer, I knew I'd have to tweak the amount of grounds being used. I landed on two slightly mounded tablespoons for a 12 oz brew. In terms of the build quality, I really like it. I also like that I can fit my big coffee mug without any issues. That is one big factor that can irk me, not being able to use my travel mugs. However, this machine has no problem in that area. Nothing feels cheap on this machine, and it looks nice as well. So how does it brew? Great! It gets plenty hot and brews the best cup of coffee I've had in a long time. I first tried the classic mode and it was good. However, when I switched to the rich mode, wow. It really enhances the flavor of the coffee and tastes excellent. Also, unlike the Keurig brewers I've bought over the years, this one has ZERO chemical/plastic taste. Good to go. I did run about 5 cycles through the machine before using it though. This thing is awesome and I'm glad I bought it. I didn't test the frother since I normally don't froth anything, but in terms of it making a great cup of coffee, it's a winner. I also love that it saves settings in between uses. So if I dial it in for the way I like my coffee, it has the same settings the next day. SImple but many brewers do NOT offer this. In terms of critiques, I only have one. It's cleaning out the filter assembly after brewing. It has a diffuser lid and it just makes smacking the filter assembly to knock the grounds out more difficult. I wish the lid was designed differently, but it's a very minor annoyance. Besides that, this thing is a home run in my book. I hope it lasts, but I can tell you sipping on a cup of coffee I brewed with this machine, it's the best I've been able to brew from this Gavina blend. Updates: 1. The removable basket which holds the grounds has a diffuser for the hot water to distribute over the grounds. This is not just a clip on, it's a twist lock, and is a bit cumbersome if it comes loose. It fell off in the garbage can a few times until I realized you really had to push and give it a hard twist to lock it on the lid. 2. I have moved on to using disposable filters which greatly reduces cleanup time and also puts less sediment into the brewed coffee. ASIN: B0FQV6H53G 3. The brewer continues to work great. Super happy with it!

I had a nearly 20-year-old Keurig--one of the original models. I've had no problems with it, but after tasting a k-cup at a friend's house, I realized my ancient Keurig wasn't making coffee as strong as it should. I was tempted to replace it with the latest Keurig, but I've also heard that they rarely last more than 2-3 years these days, which would be a huge disappointment after the old one lasted so long. Being a fan of Ninja, I decided to give this a try. Pros: - makes good coffee - water reservoir is huge - you can brew with grounds even though I won't use that feature often - my old keurig had a stage where there was a loud hum as it would start pumping water from the reservoir into the heater tank. Best I can tell is this heats the water as it dispenses it, and is super quiet. Cons: - 12oz is the max brew size. I wish it had a 14oz for when using a larger travel mug. - Is the milk frother really necessary? It's nice that it comes off for cleaning, but I think it'd look more sleek without.

I was so hesitant about buying a coffee pot which uses K cups. I am old school with the old pour type pot. I read about the Ninja single serve and IT IS AMAZING! I highly recommend this product. Every day I use the frother and it foams up the half and half very well. It is quiet and easy to clean. Very streamlined and a nice color of blue. I look forward to my coffee every day more than ever!