Salton 1 Cup Mini Compact Drip Coffee Maker with Reusable Mesh Filter for Coffee Grounds, Fits a Variety of Mug Sizes including Bonus Ceramic Mug for Home or Office, 10 Ounce Capacity, Black (FC1205)

Love it makes a great cup of coffee and compact enough for me to take on trips

The reason I wanted this coffee maker was to be able to make a cup of coffee on a road trip or camping using my Bluetti E3DA. Just received it and tried it. It drew only 345 watts from the Bluetti and heated the water to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. I had a few Prime CC points so the unit cost me about $18. Some things to note: I used more than one scoop of coffee because I like my coffee strong. Also make sure the sprayer that sprays the hot water over the coffee grounds is centered to cover all of the coffee grounds. The first cup I made, the sprayer was off center and the grounds did not get completely soaked and the coffee was weak. It is a cheap coffee maker but you get what you pay for. But for my purposes it does make a hot cup of coffee using a small solar generator and the coffee is hot and tastes fine. For this reason I give it 5 stars.

Makes a quick cup of coffee when you need speedy caffeine, Well-made and uses #1 filters which are widely available. Not the cup of coffee one savors in the morning but the necessary, quick caffeine fix.

This coffee maker does not have automatic turn off. The heating element will burn out if you don't remember to turn it off. Not a good feature

Worked great, nice size. Quick to use imo

Cheap, I could not figure out why I got no coffee, you learn there is a handle inside which you have to turn for every cup. It is a bad design. Coffee does not taste well, it tastes like water. I used it for tea and it does make a good cup of tea. But I still have to turn inside a handle. It is not worth the money.

Perfect for a bedroom. Late night cup of coffee. Yum!

I am 65 years old and have owned at least eight different single cup coffee makers. I loved all of them. Most were Mr. Coffee, but there was a few other brand names. They all had one thing in common: when the water reservoir was finished heating, they automatically shut off. This coffee maker has a power switch that you snap after the water's in and your coffee is nested with a filter. But once the brewing is done, IT STAYS ON!!! I don't know if this is dangerous, when someone makes their coffee and heads to work, leaving an empty house with an electric device still on. For whatever reason, 1-cup coffee makers are going the way of the dodo. I strongly recommend you look for a different coffee maker. This one has house fire written all over it.

it broke refused to work after making one cup of coffee

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Everybody should own one. This takes up little space and makes an excellent cup of coffee. GREAT IDEA

OK, so for $14, I wasn't expecting (or demanding) that this machine cleaned my deck or did my taxes... just a straight-up single cup of coffee. Great little unit, does the job nicely. Brew time is under 5 minutes, which is pretty typical of all brands, and heat and flavor were both exactly as expected. I usually park my mug on a plug-in mug warmer (also from Salton), and it's a winning combination. And did I mention: ridiculously cheap in price? If you don't need bells and whistles, you literally can't go wrong with this machine. Other than lacking an automatic shut-off (you need to manually flip the power switch), it's the best $14 I ever spent that didn't involve dealing with a barista. Recommended!

Après lecture des commentaires et avoir testé mon appareil plusieurs fois, voici ce que je peux en dire. Facile d'utilisation, fait un bon café juste assez chaud pour le boire immédiatement. La suggestion de " Rubia" de faire chauffer sa tasse avant utilisation est pertinente pour ceux qui aiment savourer lentement leur café. Quant aux critiques que j'ai lues... Les "splash" proviennent simplement du fait qu'on laisse la cafetière en marche après qu'elle ait terminé son travail et qu'elle surchauffe le peu d'eau restant, ou qu'on la RÉÉUTILISE IMMÉDIATEMENT alors qu'elle vient de servir et est ENCORE CHAUDE (j'ai testé!!). J'utilise une minuterie que je mets à 4 minutes et 30 secondes (pour 300ml d'eau). Lorsque la minuterie sonne, il ne reste que quelques secondes d'écoulement; j'attends, ferme le bouton et retire ma tasse! Je suis d'accord avec "M. MarkoMagnetic" : 4-5 min. ce n'est pas une attente interminable. Perso, je m'occupe en attendant que ma minuterie sonne! En ce qui concerne l'appareil en lui-même, il y a peu de choses à en dire : petit , ergonomique, paraît bien sur un comptoir (joli et gain d'espace appréciable). Le filtre permanent est très fin, solide et facile à nettoyer. J'apprécie beaucoup la possibilité de préparer un thé, une tisane ou un chocolat chaud (bien que je ne l'aie pas encore testé pour celà ). Bref, un excellent appareil pour le prix. J'ai mis 4* car une fonction d'arrêt automatique le rendrait plus sécuritaire. Mais comme je le disais plus haut, une simple minuterie du Dollarama fait l'affaire! Oh, petit truc pour économiser! Si vous êtes deux, utilisez 2 cuillère à Table de café pour faire la première tasse de 300ml (pour la personne qui adore le café BIEN corsé! ☺️). Ensuite, en laissant le filtre en place, remettez 300 ml d'eau froide pour la 2e tasse (le café sortira plus clair et presque aussi gouteux, et plaira à la personne qui le préfère plus léger. Ceci n'est cependant peut-être pas pour les "super grands connaisseurs" en café! Mais ceux qui se contentent de ce que moi j'appelle de "l'eau de vaisselle" pour se réveiller le matin, s'en satisferont!😉). J'ai fait le test!! Pour finir, l'appareil prend plusieurs types de tasses, dont les grosses rondes, mais les tasses très hautes pour la tisane n'entrent pas (voir photo). Je signale que la tasse bleu et la blanche contiennent chacune bien plus que 300ml, donc elles ne seront pas pleines...