12 best coffee makers for Amazon Prime Day (2021).

When covering Amazon Prime Day, you need a few things, and there’s coffee at the top of the list. There are few things in life that are better than the smell of fresh coffee in the morning (or ET at 3 p.m.). Here we love coffee at WIRED. We wrote robot coffee, beans, portable expressions, has rugged French press, and actually the list is endless. Good news? Our favorite coffee devices and accessories are for sale Amazon Prime Day, and we have rounded them.

Be sure to read our a guide to making better coffee at home before preparing the first cup. You can get the most wonderful machine in the world, but the most important thing you can do is use fresh beans. If you don’t have a place to pick fresh beans yet, we have a summary of our favorite coffee subscription services you can bring fresh roasted coffee to your porch. We’ve listed one of these subscription services below.

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If you are running

Cut the coupon on the page to see when the discount is paid. Do you prefer soft coffee to strong consumers? This is the best portable coffee for the task. It’s a vacuum-pressed brewer. Simply fill the chamber with coffee and the insulated conveyor with water, throw the chamber into the water and wait until the bottom. When the air bubbles disappear, you will find a rotating brewing mechanism and a new coffee sitting on the bottom, which doubles as a bowl. This the video gives you a good idea how it works.

Here’s another one excellent portable coffee machine, especially if you prefer to use the French press. It’s the lightest and simplest of all the French press tested by reviewer Scott Gilbertson, and it produces the least amount of sediment so you don’t have a tasty taste. It’s double-walled and vacuum-insulated, so it will keep your drinks cold or hot for a few hours.

The wide mouth of this 16-ounce travel mug allows you to enjoy the look and smell of coffee while you drink. The inside is covered in ceramic, so you don’t have to deal with that metallic flavor on the back and that matte on the outside holds up well. It’s the opposite of leakage, but it may not fit into most car containers. It’s also an 8-ounce version On sale for $ 22 ($ 6 discount).

If you are at home

This desktop brewer (9/10, recommended by WIRED) can make eight coffees of shit. Add water to the top, coffee to the basket, and it will go straight into the carafe. It will rise at the right temperature at the right time, and if you want to make a single cup, there is a drip accessory that will do the job.

If you want accuracy

It is not the most portable (heavyweight) espresso machine, but it created one of the best extractions of all portable expressions we tried it. Easy to use, follow the instructions in this video of the company – it is easy to clean and allows a lot of experimentation.

Preparing a great cup of coffee comes down to precision. You need to adjust the water temperature, volume, bean quality, grinding size and soil weight. This oxo grinder takes care of these last two points as it has an integrated scale. Set the grinding size, choose the weight, and that’s it. When finished it will shut down. It is in our reason The best round coffee grinder.

Do you have a grinder? A standard kitchen like this will work. It is water resistant and the four high-precision load sensors have accurate 0.1-ounce increments. It can weigh up to 22 pounds per 0.1 ounce.

If you love Cold Brew

Do you prefer cold coffee? This is ours favorite cold coffee. He pulls out about 32 ounces of coffee at a time. All you have to do is put the thick cloth in the basket and slowly pour the water. Then let it sit at room temperature or refrigerate for 24 hours, and that’s it. WIRED review director Jeffrey Van Camp says the resulting coffee is “smooth and tasty without much bitterness” or without much sediment.

Cold weather through the French press does not often yield good results, as Jeffrey Van Camp found. But it was Secura very suitable for this, giving it a rich flavor. It could still be a little bitter and sour, so the top Primula is the way to get the best results from a cold brew, but Secura is still a great option if you want to make hot French press coffee. and cold.

If you need speed

Keurig’s availability is variable on Amazon, but it is Also on Target $ 170 ($ 20 discount). Keurigs gets a bad rap in the coffee world, but not without good reason. Disposable K glasses are bad for the environment, and coffee itself usually doesn’t taste so good. But they are easy to use and fast. We really like the K-Cafe (8/10, recommended by WIRED), which still takes cups, but is very easy with the integrated automatic milk flour latte or cappuccino.

This compact machine is the only one in this collection that we haven’t tested, but the low price is very attractive not to include. It also looks nice! He will go into a cup and throw a 6 or 12 ounce cup in no time.

If you want a Keurig option that can also make iced coffee, give it a try K-Elite is on sale for $ 130 ($ 40 discount) on Target.

If you just need better beans

One of the first steps you should take when going up in the coffee game is to use fresh coffee beans. You can look for local toasters or coffee subscription service bring roasted beans to your home. Commerce is our favorite service, for the full variety: it brings you beans from U.S. boutique grills. You can fill out a questionnaire to find the right type of bean, and it also offers decaffeinated. This promotion isn’t new, but you get 30 percent off your first bag. A subscription costs $ 12 per month for a 12-ounce bag.

Vendor Sales Pages

If you want to check out more offers yourself, here are some links to the sales that will take place this week.

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