Breville - Aroma Style™ Electronic Drip Coffee Maker BCM700

i love my drip coffee and have only ever used the breville aroma style, I've had it for well over 5 years and it's still going as strong as the day I got it. They do have a rubber component that can deteriorate over time but i've been super gentle and I haven't had to replace it yet. It depends how much you're wanting to spend, and if you're wanting to change it up from what you're used to, but honestly if I were you I'd replace the breville one, for the price it makes a good cuppa. Some filter papers and/or a decent roast and you're set.

I had a Cuisinart "Grind - N Brew" with the built in grinder for 10+ years. Thought i'd "Upgrade" to the Breville with its hopper of coffee beans and it automatically figuring out how much coffee to grind based on how many cups of coffee you were making in the pot. After about 2 years it started to leak, starting off once in a while, and then getting worse. And by leak, it's not just some water running out... its while the coffee is being made and since I use the timer i'd come downstairs in the morning to see a ton of coffee spilled all over the counts, down the drawers, and on the floor. The chute between the grinder and basket would also clog. I went back to a new Cuisinart like 3 years ago and it's been great.

It depends what you want: If you want to tweak and maybe hit maximal bean flavor expression w/ said tweability, probably a fellow aiden. If you want a no fuss tank that'll last forever - Moccamaster If you want a few basic features but nothing crazy that'll also be very durable - Sage/Breville brewer