Mr. Coffee - 12 Cup Simple Brew Coffee Maker

I’ve had the cheapest, simplest Mr Coffee one button coffee maker for 14 years now. It works as it should, it’s lasted a long time, it was like 20 dollars. Looks like it’s still between $22-$30. Probably can’t go wrong with any one button/switch 12 cup brewer but the cheap option is genuinely a good option. Ninja, OXO, plenty of other decent names. She definitely doesn’t need a $230 moccamaster if she isn’t already grinding fresh beans and worried about specific water temp and optimal extraction.

I've been using the Mr Coffee 12 cup non-programmable coffeemakers from either Walmart or Target for like 40 years. They last abt 15 yrs and are so cheap (like $22). They make a giant pot of coffee in 5 minutes. I've purchased fancier coffee makers and expresso machines over the yrs. They end up in the back of the cabinet and eventually in the trash or Goodwill. I just don't have time for that in the am. I just want my high quality creamer and a hot cup of quality coffee fast.

Ditto Mr Coffee 12 cup is going strong 4yrs later

A classic drip coffee maker like the Mr Coffee 12-Cup or Technivorm Moccamaster, both simple, one-button, no-frills, and make excellent black coffee that’ll last for years.

am I the only one with a 15 yr old $30 Mr Coffee ?? My parents have one thats now close to 30 yrs old.

it could the thing where it WAS made better, but now its garbage. its the 5 of 6 cup one i have and my parents have the 12??? idk its huge.

Depends on your budget, really. I gave a multi-function Ninja one to the weddings I was invited to one year, every one of them got lots of thanks. I also have a Mr. Coffee plain-ass drip machine that cost $12 and has lasted longer than one of my used cars.

So will my $40 Mr. Coffee I've been using for over 15 years.

American who visited family in Poland: why do y'all use that instant coffee stuff where you add a spoonful to a cup of hot water? It's like the worst way of having a coffee. At minimum do yourself a favor and get a Mr.Coffee or a French Press.

Pour over or French press. If you want an electric drip machine, Mr. Coffee is no frill and lasts for eons. A moka pot is the answer for stronger espresso drinks.