Ninja - DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System CFP301

I've got a Ninja CFP301 - both in our rental and at home. It's a standard drip brewer but also has an adapter to allow the guest to use K-Cups if they prefer (an oddly large number of people seem to like Keurig ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯ ). Plus, there's a milk frother and a separate outlet for hot water for the tea folks - it doesn't use the same delivery ports as coffee, so there's no coffee flavor in the hot water. It's worked really well for us - I'm under no illusion that it's a high end coffee maker, but it gives solidly good results and should be fine for the small batch coffee crew as well as the Maxwell House group. Oh, and it'll brew directly into a mug, so you don't have to use the carafe that renters burn and never wash.

For a long-lasting coffee machine, go with the Ninja DualBrew Pro, it covers everything from grounds and K-Cups to single cups, full pots, and even frothing. The Keurig K-Duo Plus is another great option if you want something smaller and simpler. If you want to explore more reliable dual coffee makers, here’s [a reddit thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/KeepThisInMind/comments/1l8nbpk/looking_for_a_reliable_dual_coffee_maker/) you can check out.

For a long-lasting coffee machine, go with the Ninja DualBrew Pro, it covers everything from grounds and K-Cups to single cups, full pots, and even frothing. The Keurig K-Duo Plus is another great option if you want something smaller and simpler. If you want to explore more reliable dual coffee makers, here’s [a reddit thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/KeepThisInMind/comments/1l8nbpk/looking_for_a_reliable_dual_coffee_maker/) you can check out.

Ninja DualBrew Pro because it Works with both coffee grounds and pods, has a built-in water filter, and includes a fold-away frother for specialty drinks.

Love my Ninja Duo brew pro. Something I haven't seen with another option is that you shift the water tank to have on the side or back.

I have the Ninja DualBrew Pro. It's great, but the craftmanship and the quality of the physical components is definitely not "lasts forever" or "buy it for life". That being said, it's an excellent machine and does a great job. I've had mine for 3 years so far, and I expect that it will need replacing around the 5-7 year mark (though I hope it doesn't!). Edit: I see that you said "long-lasting coffee machine". I'd consider 3-7 years long-lasting, so in that regard you'd be right (although I read the post as if it was asking for "buy it for life" suggestions, my bad)

This was going to be my recommendation too. I have the same kind of thing from Cuisinart. Ninja also makes one. But with any kind of "dual brew" system, people can use pods if they want (and many people travel with their own), or they can brew a full pot if they want.

I have a Ninja dual brew. It does both full pot and smaller in a carafe and kcup. Compact, has a built in frother, easy to clean. Also has a separate hot water line (does not run through the coffee maker) for tea or instant soup or oatmeal or cocoa. I like it quite a bit. Easy and not overkill. I drink coffee daily, but am not a coffee snob. I'm the opposite of that :D

I have the Ninja Dual Brew and it's been doing good for me. It will brew regular drip coffee, over ice(compensating for the ice in the cup, and then it has a k-pod attachment. It also has a removable water reservoir, so you can take that off and fill it up easier than old style where you had to bring water too the maker Idk about the chefman or Cuisinart, but you can also program a delay so your coffee is ready when you get up in the morning

I found Ninja DualBrew at Costco once. Its great. Does any go the following: pods, ground, hot, cold w/ nine brew sizes of small cup to full carafe.

I got suckered into two, second ninjas- I bought one and loved it and then got one for my mother. Both also suffered the led clock going out, one bar at a time after a couple years. Searched for one with the removable water tank and ended up with both of us ultimately getting a different, newer model ninja. I’ve had several brands, especially cheaper ones over the years - and while they do last longer, ninja for me makes the best tasting drip coffee. FWIW tho, I’m a recovering coffee addict, so I have and use pretty much every other method to make it (French press, espresso machine, cheesecloth for cold brew etc). Depending on how long these ninjas last- will determine whether they’re my last or not.