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As we enter the final hours of the Prime Big Deal Days event, we’re not giving up on finding the best coffee deals. Our reporters have spotted discounts on the best coffee makers and best espresso makers we’ve tested, plus whole bean and pod coffee. There’s still time to shop, but you’ll have to act fast to secure these discounts before they’re gone.
Single-serve and pod brewers have been some of the best buys during this Prime sale. The Keurig K-Slim Coffee Maker is down to $65 on Amazon, a discount we haven’t seen since last Black Friday. You can also still find the AeroPress Coffee Maker, another top single-serve brewer, for the lowest price this year: $35 at Amazon.
For more sales on small appliances and cookware, check out the best kitchen deals our editors have found. And for the rest of your shopping, head to our Prime Day hub, where we’re collecting all the best sales.
The best Prime Day coffee maker and espresso machine deals
Equipped with Breville’s Smart Grinder Pro and everything you need to make espresso save for the beans, the Breville Barista Pro is among the easiest and fastest ways you can get a close-to-café-quality pour at home.
There are few, if any, coffee makers that can compare to the compact size and versatility of this Keurig K-Slim model. Not only does it support the iconic K-Cup system, but also universal coffee filters that are sold separately for the climate conscious.
The Ninja Dualbrew Pro offers all the same features and brewing options as the Ninja Specialty, with the addition of an attachment that allows the user to brew coffee from pods.
This fully automatic espresso maker has become a full-on obsession of ours. It grinds beans, brews espresso, and froths milk directly into your cup, with just the touch of a button. It’s currently at the lowest price we’ve ever seen.
The Hamilton Beach Flex Brew Trio is the ultimate machine for the household that needs options: It can brew a full 12-cup pot of coffee, or you can brew a single cup with either grounds or a pod.
Though Keurigs are known for only brewing a single cup of coffee at a time, the K-Supreme can make a second cup right away, with no need to wait for it to reheat. Its 66-ounce reservoir is bigger than less expensive models, so you’ll have to refill it less often.
Coffee is a serious necessity for some, and the AeroPress is small, simple, portable, and easy-to-use way to brew a highly competitive, frothy cup of coffee somewhere between a French press and an espresso.
More great Prime Day coffee deals
Grinding coffee beans fresh will make your morning cup richer and fuller-bodied. This medium espresso roast has an aromatic and mild flavor that is accentuated when ground per serving.
$9.11 $11.99 Save 24%
If you’re a Starbucks loyalist, but want to start brewing at home, a bag of Starbucks Ground Coffee is a great place to start. The dark Sumatra roast is rich and complex, with notes of spice.
Death Wish claims to be the world’s strongest coffee, with about double the caffeine of your average cup. The added kick is attributed to a unique blend of Arabica and Robusta beans and a slow roasting process.
What are the best coffee machines?
In our extensive coffee machine testing, we’ve found that temperature control and fresh coffee beans are key to brewing the best cup of coffee. Many of our top brands, like Nespresso, Breville, Ninja, AeroPress, and Braun, are offering at least one deal this Prime Day.
What is the best Nespresso machine?
In our roundup of the best Nespresso machines, we listed the Nespresso Vertuo Plus as the best overall. The Nespresso Vertuo Creatista, which is on sale for Prime Day, made the cut as our best splurge recommendation.
Shopping for more discounts today? Check out our roundup of all of the best Prime Day deals, or browse Amazon’s website for the full selection.
Lily Alig
Editor, Home and Kitchen
Lily Alig is an editor on the Business Insider Reviews team, covering the home and kitchen verticals. She helps run the kitchen section, working with in-house and freelance writers to build out coverage of small appliances, kitchen tools, and gourmet food.Since joining Business Insider as a fellow in August 2020, Lily spent a year and a half as a full-time reporter before becoming an editor. As a writer, she spoke with independent spice houses and professional chefs, as well as tested products by making 50 waffles in one day and searing 7 steaks in a week. In her role as editor, Lily tracks stories from pitch to publish, maintains the kitchen publishing calendar, and edits every story for copy and content.Lily is an avid home cook and baker, so she knows what consumers are looking for in kitchenware products. After work, you can find her watching sports, reading fantasy novels, and finding new recipes to try.Reach out to Lily at lalig@businessinsider.com. Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here.Learn more about how we test kitchen products.
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