Sleek and stylish, but simple to operate, the Keurig K75 would look perfect in any home’s kitchen.

It’s light-up LED display and easy to view water reservoir make this the ideal choice for those early mornings.

The powerful functionality of this single-serve coffeemaker is betrayed by its simple appearance, but that only serves to amplify its chic and elegant aesthetic.

With black and platinum trim offset by the aqua blues of its reservoir and display, the K75 lends a dash of elegance to any kitchen.

Pros:
• Classic Keurig single serve brewer
• Functional and looks good in any setting
• Reliable

Cons:
• A bit generic

A top of the line single-serve coffeemaker with Espresso capability, the VertuoLine represents the pinnacle of refined home-brewing technology.

The included Aeroccino Plus milk frother allows preparation of hot or cold milk at the touch of a button, blending any type of milk (including almond or soy) to foamy perfection.

Able to brew both Coffee and Espresso, this model scans barcodes on the individual capsules to accomodate advanced brewing options.

All of this functionality doesn’t come at the cost of convenience or appearance however, the Vertuoline has a removable used capsule container that can hold up to 20 used capsules so there is no need to empty it after every use.

Its exterior design evokes the refined tastes of the art-deco era, providing an elegant addition to your kitchen decor.

Stylish and functional, this would make a perfect gift for that coffee connoisseur in your life.

Pros:
• Nespresso espresso brewing functionality along with milk frothing = perfect coffee drinks!
• Very reliable and intelligent machine
• Pods taste great

Cons:
• May have a few more features than you need if you just want a basic single serve coffeemaker

Part of the esteemed Cuisinart family of appliances, this model showcases the aesthetic and utility designs that made that brand famous.

Available with a refined silver exterior, it comes equipped with an enormous 72-ounce removable water reservoir that eliminates the need for frequent refills.

A fully programmable backlit LED makes this single-serve coffeemaker perfect for those sleepy mornings.

This model has been discontinued by the manufacturer, but a few are still available if you’re quick!

Pros:
• Very large reservoir, great for serving large groups when you need to
• Aesthetically pleasing coffee maker

Cons:
• None really!

Sometimes simple and straightforward are the two most winning qualities in a product.

Aicok has embraced these ideals with this black no-frills single-serve coffeemaker.

It’s Quick Brew K-Cup Design allows different cup sizes and brews in only three minutes.

While small single-serve coffeemakers are often overlooked for their larger cousins, they really are superior for avid travelers who aren’t satisfied with the low-quality options on offer from hotels.

The Aicok is small enough to be rolled into a small piece of luggage and carted wherever you find yourself.

Deploying it is as simple as plugging it in, filling the reservoir and popping in a single-serve pod.

Lightweight and small, this is the perfect single-serve coffeemaker for the person on the go.

Pros:
• Simple and easy to use single serve coffeemaker
• Portable to pack for travel
• Accepts different pod sizes

Cons:
• Smaller reservoir, not ideal for serving multiple people

Are you a cappuccino or latte drinker looking for an espresso that’s as easy to dispense as that K-cup? Nespresso has compacted the fine art of Espresso making into their Nespresso pods.

The Nespresso pods are a unique size to Nespresso machines, but you use the Nespresso Citiz and pods the same as other single-serve coffeemakers.

Simple to operate, this maker holds up to 10 used capsules and will automatically brew volumes up to Espresso and Lungo (long espresso shot) with its 19 Bar high pressure pump.

While many Espresso purists may decry the wave of single-serve coffeemakers that have hit the market in recent years, even they would be hard-pressed to argue with the quality of Nespresso’s product and its ease of use that is hard to deny.

Pros:
• Excellent quality espresso
• Very convenient
• Lots of flavor options for Nespresso pods

Cons:
• K-Cups are not compatible; you must purchase the smaller Nespresso pods through their Club
• If you are accustomed to drip coffee rather than espresso, you may want a K-Cup machine

Keurig is a strong competitor in the single-serve coffeemaker market, having essentially invented the genre for home and office consumers.

This simple and powerful maker is ideal for the latter, coming equipped with a Prestee 36 Capsule Drawer and even a complimentary 48 pod K-cup variety pack.

Once that bountiful supply has been exhausted, this Keurig can be refilled with pods from over 500 different K-cup varieties that are bound to satisfy even the most eccentric coffee-drinker in your workplace.

The maker itself is small and compact, making it easy to find a place for it in even the most crowded workspace.

A massive 48 ounce removable water reservoir can hold up to 6 cups before it needs to be refilled, cutting down time spent at the coffee machine.

This single-serve coffeemaker is bound to be a welcome addition to any working environment and a great crowd-pleaser.

Pros:
• Great machine for the single serve purist
• Large reservoir
• Comes with pod storage accessories

Cons:
• Espresso not as good as with Nespresso maker

While Keurig is more traditionally known for their advanced top-of-the-line single-serve coffeemakers, don’t let the simple appearance of this model fool you.

It retains the reliability and quality that is the hallmark of its namesake while remaining, frankly, cute.

Available in brightly colored Strawberry and Turquoise versions, this would look perfect in the most eclectic of kitchens.

Although it would appear small on first glance, the K250 packs a walloping 40 ounce reservoir that prevents you from having to refill it on a regular basis.

If you are looking for a classy and simple single-serve coffeemaker, you need look no further than the K250.

Pros:
• Classic Keurig home coffee brewer
• Colorful design options
• Functional and compatible with lots of different pods

Cons:
• A little boring, but it works great!

This model departs from the K cup standard that has come to dominate the single-serve coffeemaker market in recent years, but it makes up for that with a few features that you won’t find in its competitors.

It offers the ability to brew a single cup or a full 12-cup glass carafe from separate reservoirs, its perfect for a family of coffee-drinkers that have their own personal preferences.

This model supports both ground coffee and pre-packaged soft pods and has a multilevel cup rest that can be adjusted to support cups and mugs of all sizes.

This particular model has a 2-hour automatic shutoff, which is perfect for those stragglers that missed the first brewing.

The dual-brewing options aren’t the only innovation to come with this offering, Hamilton Beach is also offering frustration-free packaging with every order along with an available gift wrapping option that makes this a great birthday option for your favorite coffee-lover!

Pros:
• Elegant design
• Can brew a single cup or 12 cups
• Automatic shutoff

Cons:
• Reviewers report better results from pods than ground coffee