Cuisinart SS-15P1 12-Cup Coffee Center Coffeemaker and Single-Serve Brewer

Yogi25: We love it

Canada on Nov 04, 2023

Madeleine Boucher: Très buen

Canada on Oct 14, 2023

Lou: Can't beat Cuisinart, have had to problems at all, love the unique colour

Canada on Aug 21, 2023

Annie: J’aime bien

Canada on Jan 14, 2023

lynn4591lynn4591: I've used Keurig single cup coffee makers since the first one came out years ago. But, recent models have left me greatly disappointed. Based on reviews, I finally made the jump to Cuisinart and this model has met my expectations! I haven't had it long enough to assess longevity, but the single cup coffee maker is quick, relatively quiet, and produces a good, hot cup of coffee. It easily fits my 16 oz travel mug and the drip tray removes adding even more clearance for a bigger mug. (See pic - with/without tray)

Having the carafe and single cup combined is really convenient too. I use the carafe mainly for gatherings and would typically have to store my carafe and then pull it out of storage for get togethers. While I don't use the carafe daily, I use it more often now because it's right in front of me instead of in storage, and I'm very happy with the performance and flavor!

Cons
One con is the volume of the water held in the single cup reservoir. Depending on your frequency of use, you may be refilling often. On the pro side, the frequent filling keeps the water fresh (and is no different than filling your carafe each time you make a pot of coffee).

The...

United States on Dec 17, 2020

Bart: This replaced my other Cuisinart that I have had for a very long time and still works great (in my basement kitchen) I removed a star for only 1 reason. Other 1-cup machines offer inserts that fit perfectly to raise your typically sized smaller cups to a level where it won't splatter and make a mess on your counter. Cuisinart should do the same. If you want a small cup you will end up with coffee splashing. My wife keeps a small cat food can (full) close by so she can lift the cup up. This looks very lame and is sketchy for the cup seating. It should instead be a color matched piece that fits in perfectly for this purpose. There are 3 selections of coffee sizes but if you don't use a super tall cup you will have a mess to clean up. I have not seen where this is an optional separate item either. I'm considering making one out of wood and paint it to match the machine color.. but should I really have to do that for a brand new coffeemaker?

Canada on Dec 31, 2019

Drew: Your honest & realistic review....

I'm not going to discount some of the reviews I've read, but we all know there are people that couldn't breath on their own if it wasn't naturally automatic. Then you have your paid reviewers that lie about the competitors products. What I will say is I delayed purchasing this coffee maker for a long time because of a lot of negativeness.. you know the water leaking out of the reservoir and such. I'm sorry I even considered those reviews..!

I've had Cuisinart before but wanted a dual. I ended up buying a Hamilton Beach dual brew and never was 100% happy with it.

Lets start with the differences between the flat round vs the wedge type coffee filter/bowls.

The Cuisinart has a V or wedge type basket which I find that it funnels the water into the grounds. The Hamilton has a nice open basket but a small water spout.. you know, where the hot water rains down on the grounds..? I always felt that it never fully extracted the flavor and it took more grounds .

Now the Cuisinart had a nice large water spout in conjunction with the wedge basket directing the waters thru the grounds... I found I don't have to use as...

United States on Dec 15, 2019