Customer Reviews With Photos

It’s damaged and the milk frother is missing.

I have used this specific machine at a friend’s and fell in love with the features. When I received my Keurig it turned on for a few minutes and got hot and then turned off, never to come on again. I called Keurig to see if they would troubleshoot, but they couldn’t help me because the serial number is not visible. It just wasn’t meant to be for me. It’s a beautiful machine. Returned.

I ordered this single-serve coffee maker because it makes coffee up to 14 ounces. I often make one large cup and split it with my husband rather than making two separate K-cups or ground coffee batches. I like its versatility -- you can choose the amount of coffee you want, from 6 oz. up to 14 oz. (See my photo to see the buttons up close and in action.) Plus, you can adjust the platform on which the coffee mug sits, which is a great feature because coffee mugs and cups come in all sizes. This machine is compact for the volume it delivers -- a plus on a busy kitchen counter. It measures: 13" H x 5-1/2" W x 8-12" deep. This single-serve coffee maker gives you the choice of using a K-cup or brewing your own grounds in a small filter basket which comes with the appliance, along with printed instructions. The coffee maker works by plugging it in when you're ready to brew rather than turning on a switch. Once plugged in, you adjust the platform, then choose either K-cup or ground coffee, and select the volume of coffee you want. Once selected, the machine starts working. I like the speed at which it brews the coffee. I also like the reservoir capacity -- not too big and not too small (30 oz.). It's easy to clean. I hope this is helpful information for you.

Excellent coffee maker. Made of very good material. You can prepare a delicious coffee. I highly recommend it.

Wanting to have pour over coffee without having to manually pour this works. Great coffee and a very nice addition to the kitchen countertop. Highly recommend.

I loved it’s small size. However, the copper color of the metal frame is just paint, and it it qas already peeling peeling off right out of the box (see picture and video). I will change it for the plain aluminum (silver) version.

This is a nice little portable coffee pot, we bought the pods that go into it and it is very convenient. It is also very lightweight and would fit in a suitcase really easily. It does not take the K pads, but it does take the small round pads.

I've been using a percolator coffee pot for years. I've only used this one once so far so I can't tell how it will hold up. But coffee was good. And it perked pretty quickly. I only gave it 3 stars because it Is not as pictured. The spout in the picture is long and curved. It is what got my attention and why I went with this pot. But when it arrived it is a completely different look. I added pics to show what the site shows and what I actually got. I will keep the pot because I have already used it and it makes good coffee. But I won't order from this company again just for the fact that I like to get what I pay for.

Coffee pots have come along way. So many options. The compartment for the water doesn't lock into place. Given the fact the the touch screen controls are on the base of the coffee pot right in front of the water compartment. I'm a little worried about the long run but the water doesn't leak out. You can pick it up when it's got water in it and it will be fine. I usually prefer a glass Carafe, I really like this Thermal one. Keeps the coffee pretty hot without burning it. I set my temp to 205 but 186 is the hottest it's been. I love the Countdown to the coffee being done and the timer saying how long ago it was brewed. After 30 minutes the coffee temp was 165. I just wish the coffee actually got to 200 degrees. Overall I am really happy with it.

Got this as a gift and really enjoying it. Put this in my carry-on when I went abroad and works even better than the "regular" plastic one. Stays firmly on the cup and the hole at bottom allows for more effective pass-thru of the coffee. Comfortable to hold and fit a regular #2 filter perfectly well. Definitely recommend this one!

Buyer Beware!! I purchased this coffee pot for two reasons. Reason one it is a household brand, reason two it fits in my semi truck cabinet. I bought this September 21, 2024 and it broke November 22, 20204. Resister R21 overheated and broke the solder joint (see pic). I will not purchase or recommend this product to anyone. I have since purchased a pour over and electric kettle. I hope this review helps!

Great size! Great color selections! Perfect size for corner cabinet counter nook. Especially love the frother that came with it

I have loved a morning latte for decades, but have never pulled an espresso shot myself. This machine seemed like a good way to educate myself a bit. In the box you get everything you need to make espresso drinks - except the coffee and the skill. I started off with the signature espresso blend, pre-ground, from my favorite local coffee shop. But I didn't get good pressure on the filter, and the shots were weak. Grinding a bit finer at home solved that problem. Pulling a decent shot was now simple. The next issue was getting the milk hot enough, with the right amount of foam. Again, the machine was fine, but I had to realize that this takes longer on a little consumer espresso machine than it does on the commercial machine in the shop. But in the end, after half a dozen tries, I had made my first pretty good latte. My spouse said, "It's creamy!" You can see in the photo that the Tuni E2 takes up no more space than a medium-sized Keurig coffee maker. I can't imagine how its footprint could be any smaller. I can't yet say anything about reliability or durability. But if this machine gives a few years service making the occasional latte or cappuccino, then it's a great value. My only negative impression is a very minor one. The pressure gauge, while generally indicating whether the pressure on the filter is OK for a good pull, doesn't have any numbers. It says that the unit of measure is bars, but the divisions aren't labelled, so you don't really know what pressure the pump is developing. Again, this doesn't matter at all for making my latte. It's just something an engineering nerd like me would find interesting.

This machine, being small, still works just fine as my keurig does. You can see my photo of how small it is compared to my Keurig. The small size actually suits my coffee bar better because there’s room for my coffee cups to dangle and I can take off the water container much easier. Because it is small, it won’t fit big flasks under it, so you’ll need a coffee cup before you pour it in a big flask. I used my k-pods for this and it was great. It has all kinds of functions and even for ground coffee too which my grandpa loves. It’s great to everyone’s tastes and for multiple kinds of coffee pods. It’s very simple to use too, didn’t take much for me to get it going. I also thought it was cool how you can take the base out if your mug bottom is too large for the base— which is the case with my cups. I chose the medium coffee size and it gave me about what would fit in my smaller cups. So for more coffee, I’d just use the large each time. It also comes out very hot too. It’s honestly a favorite machine of mine which is crazy because I did love my Keurig, but this just does it all and is very compact to where it can fit for even small apartments. It’s worth it, if you’re in a home where you have a few coffee drinkers. It makes do for us. Not so much for an office, but that’s why I ended up bringing my Keurig to work and it all worked out. Pros: Small enough for smaller spaces Can make all different coffee pods plus ground Simple and easy to use Simple water container Easy clean Cons: Small (if you’re wanting a large pot of coffee this isn’t going to do it for you) Small base (no tumblers, have to transfer from mug to tumbler) Coffee output not as much as a larger machine or keurig

Great! You don’t need the Chemex filters. Standard #4 filters with a couple of flex straws do the trick.