Ninja CFP301 Drip Coffee Machine

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We tried every aspect of the Ninja DualBrew Pro except espresso. My husband drinks coffee; I drink tea. Thumbs up on the Keurig pod coffee. The machine brewed HOT coffee with outstanding flavor. The boiling water feature for my tea boiled at least 2 ounces away in steam. I’m at 5500 feet altitude and had already performed the calibration process. The tea was so flavorful; much better than my normal BUT it was lukewarm even after heating the froth. LOVE the froth attachment. My husband’s coffee, brewed with the silver permanent coffee filter, was lukewarm. I tasted it, it was brewed on Rich and it was very tasty. I will try the heated coffee cup option but I’ve never had to do this previously with our little thermal carafe coffeemaker. I had it on delay but it never started at the designated time. I am finding the stopper for the coffee pot is difficult to seat on the pot. I’m not sure you could ever make espresso because the water does not get hot enough. So we’ve got pros and cons. It’s a beautifully designed machine that is so versatile but we like HOT coffee and tea. UPDATE: Changed to 5 stars. We generally brew coffee and tea one cup at a time. So the lukewarm issue pertains to carafe made coffee. When brewed with ceramic mugs, the coffee and tea is HOT. I think the “heated mug” option discussed in the instructions would resolve the lukewarm coffee/tea brewed in the carafe. Also, I resolved the Delay problem. It has to be done every night. I just assumed if it was set up and in Delay, it would work like my other coffee maker. You have to actually turn it on. After using the Ninja for a while, we both really love it. It makes outstanding coffee and tea and it’s sort of fun to use. Update #2. After 1 month use, First, the coffeemaker would not “read” the pod adapter so could no longer brew pod coffee. Then while on the phone with Shark/Ninja customer service, the coffee feature went out. So now, I can only boil water. The customer service was excellent. I should have a new coffeemaker in 3-5 days, no shipping fees because it broke within 90 days. This reminds me of the Cuisinart toaster/airfryer/oven I got which did not work but the second one broke too. After spending so much time on the phone, I just gave it away. We’ll see if this coffeemaker makes it to the 1-year warranty without breaking. Still love it though. Update 2: received a new coffeemaker unit without any of the accessories within 3 days. The pod unit works perfectly. All the issues mentioned about lukewarm coffee does not seem to be a problem anymore probably due to single use in a ceramic mug. I really love this coffeemaker!

Haven’t had a drip coffee maker of any kind for the last 10 years. I have been using a french press for the last five years and before that my coffee was made in a percolator. A friend introduced us to the variety available in coffee pods, which my wife loves, so that kind of made up my mind. The Ninja CFP301 seemed to have it all and it meant I could do coffee from grounds as well as from pods. We buy beans from a local roaster and the quality of the finished coffee matters a great deal along with the versatility of using k pods.
I can’t begin to say enough good things about our Ninja coffee maker. We keep 4 or 5 different types of coffee beans on hand and this machine has made great coffee from them all. The fact that it dispenses hot water for tea, etc as well as makes coffee is a bonus in a small kitchen, so no more kettle on the counter. The footprint of this machine is not as big as I feared so it fits well on our counter top. The brew styles work a charm as does the milk frother. OK, so you have to heat the milk up first in the microwave instead of steaming it hot…no problem. The ‘Specialty’ brew style is worth having the machine for all by itself. While it doesn’t produce the crema that true espresso machines do, it makes a cup of espresso from ground coffee that looks, smells and tastes close enough to genuine espresso that making lattes and cappuccinos is easy and a great complement to my kitchen.
The conversion from grounds coffee to k pods is simple and I even bought reusable pod capsules that work very well.
If there is a con of any kind it’s that the warming plate keeps the coffee a bit hotter than I like so that a pot of coffee doesn’t age well. I turn it off after a few minutes.
I heartily recommend this coffee maker and have done so to all of my coffee fanatic friends.

So this is brand new just got it yesterday, out of the box, this makes a great Kcup coffee..better than any Keurig I’ve owned, whereas the K has one nozzle for the k cups, this has three..pauses for a couple seconds while brewing to let the water saturate the coffee, then continues, and the time it takes seems just as quick as a K..I have not made a pot of coffee with it yet, however, I’m guessing this is gonna beat our crappy Bunn…will update …yes this is more expensive, I’ve always appreciated the Ninja line of kitchen items…this maker also seems not to be drawing as much power, which is good, the K put a strain on the breaker it was on..old house, my overhead light would “shimmer” when the K was brewing, with the Ninja it is not…this is not a cheap coffee maker (for me anyway), however , it has many talents and well worth the extra money I paid for it…seriously, my Walmart breakfast blend k cups have never tasted better! Will update as I use the other functions

This is a wonderfully versatile coffee maker, with easy-to-use controls. It makes everything from a single cup (with a pull-down cup holder so it doesn’t splash all over) to a full pot with a simple turn of a dial, and even has an adapted to use K cups. It’s easy to program the delay brew function so my coffee is ready first thing in the morning. I love the ability to move the water reservoir to either the side or back of the machine. I’ve replaced my previous Krups drip coffee maker and separate Keurig machine with this one machine, which is a better drip coffee makers and saves precious counter space.