CAYNEL Drip Coffee Machine With 750ML Removable Water Reservoir- 120V 5 Cups Drip Coffee Machine for Home- Office

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1. Araceli Verified Buyer – 27 April 2024

   Muy buena cafetera trabaja bien me encantó
   

2. MomTo2Boys Verified Buyer – 30 May 2024

   I was so excited to have a little coffee maker, sadly I still do not. This is looks and feels like a production prop used in filming. Not sure how 5 cups can be had unless you’re using expresso cups. When I first plugged in the product it heated up enough I thought there was going to be fire. There was no indicator light to be found and the manual that arrived with it was not clear what was on and what was off. So I unplugged it, which BTW it has the shortest cord in history, manual says so you don’t trip (not sure who is plugging it in on the floor, my coffee machines go on counters so I kind of need cord to reach the electrical outlet). I tried again this morning and it heated up to fire hazard, no dry burning protection at all in my device. So basically, I don’t have coffee but I have a prop that looks like one.

   

3. Danielle S Verified Buyer – 2 June 2024

   This is great! Brews just enough for me! I love the automatic stop so you pour a cup, replace the pot and never spill a drop!
   

4. Aileen Fitzpatrick Verified Buyer – 28 June 2024

   I love that this coffee maker came with a reusable filter and spoon for the coffee ground. I wish there were marks on the pot for how many cups of water you put in it, or even on the side of the machine where you can see there is water in it. Nothing is marked, but I ended up writing on it with a sharpie. I love how big the spout is for pouring. I wish the on/off switch had a light because I never know if the circle or line means on or off. But I will get used to that too. Overall it works really well and looks like good quality. There are just a few extras that could be added to make it better. I also like that it uses cone filters because that’s what my pour over uses (for when I don’t want to use the reusable one).

   

5. eN C Verified Buyer – 19 November 2024

   A single serve drip system for a dorm or first dwelling. Quick to heat and with a stylish carafe that holds about 14oz of fluid, this drip coffee maker is a single serve maker that mixes old and new ideas. The filter is a reusable piece that is easy enough to clean over a bump closed drip that stops flow when the carafe is removed. Cool, right? mmm. Pump the brakes a second. On a budget (shoestring level) when you do not have a discount store in the area, this will be great! But I have a list. The base is warped and wobbles badly. More so when it gets up to temp. The fill level is the overflow vent level as well. This is on top of that, if you fill it properly, the hinges of the lid allow the steam accumulation to drain out the backside. There was a lot of wet over a couple brew cycles. If you can Ignore the oops, the dangits and incidentals, this brews a dang good coffee. One cup at a time.

   

6. Review Verified Buyer – 6 December 2024

   I debated on three or four stars, as when I consider the price (18 dollars), I think most people should have some common sense and realize it’s going to appear cheap and have some issues. Ultimately, because of the price, I went with four stars. First the issues and then the good (and there is some good). The biggest issue is the heating mechanism. There appears to be one heating element for both the water and the hot plate. One of the listing pictures says “long-term keep warm” and “long-term heat preservation under constant power.” This is true, but when the hot plate stays hot, the water heater also stays hot, even though it is dry as it has finished brewing. Now, it doesn’t stay AS HOT as it gets while brewing, but it’s still pretty warm across the whole element. This presents a danger when adding new water for a second pot (having never turned it off from the first pot). As soon as you put new water into the water reservoir you can be met with a reaction of instantly steamed water flying back up at you from the reservoir. Additionally, when the lid is up, the percolating water should fall back into the reservoir, but when you put fresh water in the already too hot reservoir, the force is so strong I have had water fly forward out of the percolating screen towards my face (because when the lid was up the percolator is no longer facing down towards the filter but straight ahead towards the operator). This is startling, and could be quite dangerous. If you leave your machine on to keep your pot of coffee hot, you must make note of the above issues, especially if you plan to make a second pot. There is a “safety” mechanism that seems to eventually detect a dry reservoir. This turns down the single burner element to a lower temperature. When brewing, this element gets to at least 350 degrees (based on my having measured the hot plate at 350 while brewing). It takes a while to cool down, but it does (closer to 165 after some time). In situations where you need additional coffee and you start a second brew right away because you served the first brew immediately, you will have a violent reaction as soon as you add the second brew’s water. This reaction could be dangerous. UPDATE, SEE BELOW [All other issues are less serious, but do point to the overall cheapness of the product. First the filter. I appreciate a reusable filter. I was hoping for a better quality screen. It filters quite well, but it is a thin, cheap material that is simply glued onto the plastic frame. It is not metal, and thus, it is fragile. I worry this will break or come unglued quickly due to scraping out the grounds into my compost pile (or into a trash can). A form fitted metal screen would have been worth an extra dollar or two and I would have better confidence in it. As is, I will be VERY CAREFUL scraping out the grounds.] [UPDATE: It has now been several months of daily coffee making and the filter has not come unglued or shown any signs of wear. I’m careful when I scrape the grounds into my compost pile and when I rinse it, but it has held up much better than I feared.] It rocks forward and back – a LOT. This does not sit steady on a flat surface, and when it rocks (IE, if you touch it while brewing – maybe to take out some coffee before it finishes via the “auto pause and serve function”), water gets spit out of the back and down onto the cord behind the machine. This is annoying and unsafe. I didn’t notice the rock until after the first brew. I think the heat of the first brew warped the plastic. As you can see in the picture, the front leg now sits well above the flat surface. [UPDATE: I added stick on feet to the bottom that are big enough to overcome the plastic bend and prevent the warp. I had these on hand, but it was a very cheap solution] It’s also worth noting that this isn’t really a five cup brewer. The listing is correct in that it says 5×5 ounce cups = 25 ounces, but the max you can realistically brew is only 24 ounces. For those who don’t really know or think about measurements, it should be noted that this brews TWO cups of McD’s small coffee (which are 12 ounces each). A McD’s large coffee is 21 ounces – the machine can produce a couple of sips more than that. It can not produce a McD’s extra large, which is 32 ounces or two McD’s mediums, which are 16 ounces each. Now for some good. It brews quickly – close to four minutes [UPDATE: This slowed down a bit after the initial uses and now takes about 7 minutes for a full pot, beginning to the last bits of water percolated out]. This is even faster than the listing states (and may be because it gets so hot – I’ve measured the keep warm burner at 350 degrees!). The sprayer arm for the percolated water seems to hit the grounds evenly so you’re not wasting coffee. Overall, it looks okay and it is very small, so it doesn’t take up much room. The coffee pot itself is cute looking and bottom heavy, so I don’t worry about it tipping. I make coffee only for myself, but I often want between 15 and 20 ounces, so I knew this would be perfect for me as I could make the amount I want in a single step (my very old single serve Keurig only brewed 10 ounce cups). I will keep using this, but I will note the safety issues above.

   

7. Carrie Verified Buyer – 6 December 2024

   Basic , simple little pot . I like how easy and realistic this is too use . No need for a ton of buttons !

   

8. ayerim75 Verified Buyer – 2 February 2025

   I’ve only had it for a short time, so far it’s a perfect brew every time, no over spills, I’ve done different kinds of ground coffee including a ground coffee expresó blend and and still very good brew, fits in small space, i live in an rv very little counter space so this is important, also small enough to store away and save your counter space. I had a mainstrays single cup, you can only put so much coffee if you’rea strong coffee lover…well… long story short cup busted at the seams, guess what replacement could not be found…so here i am, I’m happy, strong brew, no spills, if it happens to get busted there’sa replacement, gotta love that!!🥰 happy brew☕️☕️☕️
   

9. Jacqui Kramer Verified Buyer – 4 February 2025

   This is a tiny coffee maker but it is perfect for when you have limited space and only need to make a couple of cups at a time. It says that this is a 5-cup maker, but the pot itself will only truly hold 4 cups ( 6oz traditional measurement for a cup of coffee.) So this translates to about 2 cups of coffee in my household as we don’t just drink a 6oz cup of coffee. I usually drink a 10-12 ounce cup The water reservoir can hold 30oz of water but the pot can only hold about 24oz of liquid. The coffee maker is very simple and does not have any extra features, just an on/off switch. The water reservoir has markings on the inside to indicate the water level but they are hard to make out. The one important positive is that it does make a really good cup of coffee so if you need a simple compact maker then this would be a good option.

   

10. MOHAMMED ALHARBI Verified Buyer – 22 February 2025

    Despite its price, it works efficiently, there is no indicator of operation and suspension, with this price is super for me because I use it for a temporary period in travel.
    

11. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

    Perfect little size , fills two cups🙌 I love that’s it’s so compact yet there’s 5cups! I also really love how it looks more tall and slender compared to the other 4 and 5 cup models which are the normal stout carafe style. Small difference indeed, but it’s what caught my eye in the first place & I love it. Makes coffee quickly 🫶🏻 very pleased☺️
    

12. Rissey Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

    CAYNEL Drip Coffee Machine With 750ML Removable Water Reservoir- 120V 5 Cups Drip Coffee Machine is the perfect size coffee pot! I wanted to love this coffee pot but I do not. It is a great concept in theory but fails in application. The heater plate does not turn off without unplugging the machine. This is not a 5-cup coffee pot; it’s only 2-3 cups at the most. The fill line isn’t easy to read. It’s awkward to remove the carafe from the base when it is filled with hot coffee.

    

13. Estrella Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

    This coffee maker is amazing for very small spaces. Easy on and off button, quiet. Perfect for 1 single person. Love the reusable filter! Super easy to clean!

    

14. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

    It wasn’t the right choice for me. It will not shut off on its own, you have to flip the button. And the basket doesn’t sit right in the machine so the top keeps popping open.

    Otherwise it works … just not what I was looking for as I really need the safety assurance of auto shutoff, and it looks cheap with the lid popping up.
    

15. August Moon Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

    When I saw the listing for this coffee maker I decided to give it a try. When it arrived I set it up and plugged it in like I’ve done with all coffee makers I’ve ever purchased. I walked out of the room and within 45 seconds I noticed the worst burning smell I’ve ever smelled. I walked into the kitchen and it was the coffee maker. The hotplate was on and I’m shocked with how hot it was and there was no liquid in it that the glass didn’t shatter. The smell was like burning plastic and the hotplate was insanely hot. To anyone that may make this mistake this coffee maker poses a serious risk of a fire. It’s obnoxious that you have to unplug the unit everytime you are done using it to avoid this problem. The whole unit should turn on when you flip the on switch. My outlet is behind my microwave so the fact that I have to move my microwave and unplug the coffee maker anytime I use it makes this thing a pain. It’s just a terrible design flaw. It’s also very small. Says “5 cup coffee maker” but it’s more like 2 and a half. It’s a badly designed misleading coffee maker and I’m pretty disappointed in it. You are better off getting a coffee maker that doesn’t need to be unplugged when not in use and can actually hold 5 cups. Wish I knew that before I made the leap with this dangerous product.

    

16. M. M. Bragalone Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

    My sister wanted a coffee pot with a cone shaped filter. Says it produces a better flavored coffee at home. She really likes it