Moccamaster (Technivorm) - Cup-One

I’ve had a larger moccamaster for 10 years and it’s great but find that we were using the keurig for the single cups because my wife and I started work at different times. I recently replaced the keurig with a Cup One and it is awesome.

We got a Moccamaster Cup One and love it.

Moccamaster makes a single serve coffee maker that brews a cup in about 4 minutes. It’s called the Cup One and we replaced our Keurig with it. It’s been great and the coffee is so much better than the keurig. If you get the larger moccamasters it’s pretty simple to make a half pot.

I think it’s just the Select that can do both big batches and 500ml (4 125ml cups). Some on this sub claim they successfully brew 300ml with it, but while it won’t harm the brewer, it’s likely a short brew cycle that’s not as good as the normal brew Agree the cup one is probably a better choice

Because it pours in a cup which starts cooling down even before the brew is done. I don't always drink my coffee the minute it's brewed. So I want to hold it in a closed thermos cup, but this machine can't do that. And finding something that fits under it is difficult. It also doesn't have a drip stop even though it keeps dripping slowly for at least a minute. And when you have more people over it can't do more than 400ml, so you'd need another machine. Added to that, it doesn't even have a nice shower head, or blooming phase.

Wife gave me a Cup One for Christmas for my desk at work. It’s fantastic.

I totally agree...have tried smaller cups with the Select and 500ml is the minimum for a good tasting coffee. Any smaller, move to the Cup One.

I will give you my experience as someone in a somewhat similar position. My wife and I used the Vertuo Deluxe for 2 years. I drink my coffee black personally, and I never truly enjoyed any of the black coffee I drank from it. I just dealt with it because I only drink a cup a day most days that I’m home. It genuinely just wasn’t good in my opinion. I had been eyeing a Moccamaster for so long and finally pulled the trigger on the Cup One. I’d love to be the person that has a grinder and gets local whole beans to grind every morning but it’s just not realistic for me right now. So I’ve been using store bought pre ground. Anytime I’m in the closest city I’ll get higher quality local roasted but still preground coffee. Even with store bought I enjoy it 100% more than I enjoyed any of the Vertuo pods. And I chose a MM because they are almost truly buy it for life machines. I wanted something reliable. My wife on the other hand has not enjoyed the MM. I think she really got sold on the “creaminess” or the foamy-ness of the Nespresso. So now we’re going to have my Cup One and her soon to be delivered Pop+ lol. I guess my final answer is the Moccamaster isn’t going to make some insane coffee that changes your life. But it will consistently make good coffee and will do it for 15+ years without fail. Of course putting freshly ground quality coffee will enhance the experience, but it sounds like you would be happy with store bought pre ground as well!

I actually kickstarted it and received it in October. So far take this with a grain of salt, but I’ve had literally zero problems. I’m a big fan of the brews. That being said it is plastic and definitely comes at a premium. I had the moccamaster cup-one also and sold it because I like this far more. It is almost all plastic and not metal like the cup one mocha master metal. That being said, the parts of the moccamaster that are plastic feel far cheaper. I love my ratio!

I love my moccamaster one cup. As you can imagine it’s not the best for 2 cups at one time.

The Cup One can do 300-400 no problems. That's exactly what it's designed for so I'm not sure why you wouldn't want it.

Techivorm MoccaMaster.

The Cup One model does up to 10oz into a single cup.