Ninja Drip Coffee Maker, DualBrew Pro Hot & Iced, Black, CFP101

I bought this to replace a 10+ year old Keurig that finally gave out, and so far this has been not just a worthy replacement, but a pretty nice upgrade as well. The build quality feels solid, and it’s much easier to clean than my old Keurig. In the Keurig, loose grounds and water would sometimes spill out into the area around the top of the k-cup holder, which could be difficult to clean. In the Ninja, that whole area where grounds used to accumulate pops out easily and can be cleaned in either the sink or the dishwasher, though I haven’t even seen any loose grounds there yet. Despite having a lot of options, this thing is also pretty easy to figure out, and has a nice little beep to let you know when your coffee’s ready. The drip stopper switch is also really satisfyingly clunky, which I know a lot of people won’t care about, but I appreciate. The coffee quality is great, provided you’re using good quality beans or k-cups. I’ve tried some single-serve coffee makers that don’t seem to ever make good coffee, regardless of what you put in them, so I’m glad this one isn’t like that. My only complaints are that it doesn’t have a low-water warning, it just stops mid-brew and beeps several times if it runs out, and it makes a high-pitched whine when it’s brewing, almost like a dog whistle. Most people I don’t think would even notice that, but I hace more sensitive hearing than most people, so it kinda bothers me, but not enough to ruin it by any means. Overall, I’d highly recommend it

It’s been about a month since I’ve had this machine, and I thought it was time to give some feedback on it. I took my time experimenting with the different settings, different coffee amounts, and also some different coffee blends. Within about a week I found my perfect combo. I can’t tell you what that is because it’s going to be different for everyone, depending on how you take your coffee. But I CAN tell you that you will probably find your perfect mix with this machine. There are just enough options to choose from for you to find perfection. Once you do, it’s a two button operation. Turn it on and press go. I’ve been a Keurig user for over 20 years, but I was really getting tired of cleaning those little reusable baskets all the time, and cleaning the machine itself was such a pain. This unit is so easy to keep clean. The larger reservoir is great for several cups of coffee, so you’ll probably only need to refill it about twice a week (if it’s just for one). I haven’t tried making a pot full yet, but for those who might want to, I’m confident that it will be just as good once you get your combo set. Final verdict: I couldn’t be happier with this coffee maker or my morning cup of coffee. I think you’ll feel the same way.

This is my second Ninja Dual Brew (lost everything in a house fire last year) Once you own this machine you won't want another the coffee ground or pods is always hot and tasty . I went 3 months without it after the fire due to being displaced and for financial reasons. But when I was able to replace it I couldn't be happier! Currently working on saving to buy the Esspresso machine it's pricey and may take a while, but my experience of owning Ninja products has been nothing but POSITIVE! Excellent product worth the $$$ @Ninjacoffe

My father was a coffee salesman, so I’ve been drinking coffee over 50 years, a tradition I’ve passed on to our children as well. I previously owned an earlier model of the Ninja which brewed perfect cups of coffee 4 to 8 times a day for over seven years before that sad day came when it was time to retire it and search for a new coffee maker. I was hoping to buy the same model, but it had been long discontinued. I searched for the new Ninja models and settled upon the CFP101. What a disappointment. The only thing I like about this machine is the option to brew K-Cups. Here's the shortcomings. 1. The carafe leaks when you pour. 2. It does not brew a consistent amount of coffee into your cup. I use the same mug every morning and sometimes it fills the mug with the 8oz setting and sometimes it only fills it halfway at the same setting, with various levels in between. 3. The brewed coffee is not hot. Lukewarm at best. I'm not looking to pour molten lava into my cup, but I expect a steaming hot cup of coffee as every other coffee maker I've ever owned produces. With this brewer I have to take my cup of coffee and put it on a mug warmer to bring it up to the desired temperature. I've owned several Ninja products over the years and have always been happy with them, so I didn't even consider other brands when I was looking for a new one. Based on the 5 star reviews I've read in for this model I presume I got a defective unit? Regardless, this is the last Ninja product I will buy.

I bought a Ninja coffee maker in 2018/19, and I was bummed when it stopped working (it would not brew an entire cup). I was forced to buy something else, and I figured this would be a cool option since it was a Ninja and had most of the same features as my original along with the ability to do K-Cups. I have never really been a fan of the other brand and their cups, but I like having options. Here are some pros and cons comparing my old model to this one. I already threw out the old one so I don't know the model number, but it was the one that had the metal kettle and a plastic iced-coffee pot along with a frother. Pros: - This has a pot warmer where my older one had a metal insulated pot. - This has more size options (like a 14 or18 oz travel, and a 28 or 40 oz Half-pot) - The coffee tastes great with no grounds making it into the pot (I usually make half-carafes with 3-4 scoops of grounds) Cons: - Design issues like the permanent filter (my hands get grounds on them every time I empty them in the trash can), and the water container that requires taking the entire top off to fill. - The extra size for half-carafe seems like a big gap - The new scoop design feels cheap - The glass pot feels cheap (I'm considering going back to the metal pot and turning the warmer off) Unknown: I have yet to try the k-cup feature. Overall, I like Ninja and the coffee makers they make. I am happy that my coffee tastes great and is hotter than my old machine. I feel like the value is ok, but not to the same level as the original. It was easy to set up and learn to use. I debated to give 3 or 4 stars, and I think 4 is accurate as the pros outweigh the cons (which are based on years of enjoying a different machine).

I absolutely love this coffee pot! It’s beautiful and makes pods, iced and grounds. It can also make a whole pot if we get company. Wonderful and highly recommend

Super fast delivery and easy set up! I have only had this for a couple of days but I already love it! My Keurig died and so I was just going to replace it but found this!! I can’t say enough good things, so far anyway. I absolutely love that I can use it for kcups or for ground and make a carafe of coffee when I have guests! The fact that you can make different size pots and differs strengths for both grounds and pods is AMAZING! I love using the rich cycle for my kcups! It makes the coffee taste so much better than the Keurig did. The delay factor to make coffee ahead of this early mornings that you have to dress and go is awesome! Now my coffee is just sitting there waiting for me! Another factor for choosing this was the iced coffee feature. Although I was skeptical at first, I was delighted after making it a few times! Mind blown that this actually works! It brews slowly at a richer cycle and comes out in batches so that it doesn’t melt the ice down and water down the toffee. It really works and it tastes awesome! I also love that they have a built in “pocket” feature to keep the different adapters on the coffee pot without taking up a lot of space or being noticeable. I highly recommend this coffee maker!!!

After years of trying different coffee makers this Ninja Drip with K cup is the best! I never understood why no matter which coffee I tried I was never satisfied with the taste. Using the drip I noticed right away the adapter is large with plenty of holes for water to drip through. So no dry coffee grounds and that in itself makes a big difference in taste. The K Cup works very well and after 3 weeks of use there has been no leakage or overflow or spewing out of my coffee cup. The carafe is sturdy and solid. For now I am using coffee filters but after they are all used up I might try a permanent filter. I will make sure that the permanent filter is not solid on the bottom where the shape funnels down. That I have learned was one of my biggest problems using them with previous coffee makers. For me, there was a bit of a learning curve especially setting up the timed brew. I was trying to read instructions as I was pushing buttons but you only have a second before it goes back to the previous step. So I memorized the steps and then set the timed brew. There is a holder that connects to the back that I use for the drip attachment but although the K Cup attachment fits the holder it sticks out too far and my coffee maker has to set out away from the wall too far. I was used to having a K cup brewer and a separate drip coffee maker so it is a bit of a process to switch between the two but the results of both make it worthwhile and I got used to it pretty fast. After the morning coffee is gone I just set up the K Cup for the rest of the day then switch back to carafe at night for the delay brew. I have only made ice coffee once but it worked perfectly and the ice was not melted. I definitely recommend this coffee maker.

Estaba entre comprar una keurig o está de ninja y elegí está porque me daba por el mismo precio no sólo el uso de cápsulas sino también café de “cafetera”, sin duda la recomiendo y la volvería a comprar.

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La cafetera es difícil de usar, MUY ruidosa, no sirve la función de cerrar el flujo de café para tomar la garrafa (sigue cayendo), tampoco sirve la función de los pods (la razón principal por la que la compré) solo sale agua ..no la compren !