Unsure which single-serve coffee maker to buy? Think twice before investing in this model from a beloved (albeit pricey) brand.

Back in 2024, Keurig gave us a glimpse of an exciting innovation: a pod for its push-button machine crafted from coffee byproducts and entirely free of plastic. Keurig's greener system hasn't hit the market yet,

The Bruvi Bundle comes with a brewer and a sampler pack of biodegradable B-Pods. The bundle usually sells for $398, but you can use the exclusive coupon code WIRED to snag it for $198. That price matches the best I’ve ever tracked, including during Prime Day and Black Friday.

Lavazza is launching the Tablì espresso machine in the U.S. this summer, featuring plastic-free tabs made entirely of coffee.

The Australian consumer group recently found that ANKO's $79 Retro Espresso Coffee Machine, available at Kmart and Target, produced the best espresso in a blind taste test. The affordable product received a taste score of 75 per cent and outranked some of the world's top-end brands, including Breville, Sunbeam, and DeLonghi.

Tablì brings a first-to-market product to the U.S. and is a key point of the Italian company’s growth strategy in North America.

We tested the Cumulus Machine at home and were impressed by its ability to turn out rich, full-bodied cold coffee in a matter of seconds. Here's what to know.

But what if you didn’t have to run to Starbucks or wait 24 hours for a DIY version every time you wanted one? That’s the promise behind Cumulus Coffee, a brand that has built its entire identity around a cold coffee brewer.

For our editors (and many others), there’s nothing better than waking up and enjoying freshly-brewed coffee. Finding the right coffee maker for your routine can be a huge factor in the quality of your day (and making sure your afternoons don’t drag on).

Keurig machines are just for coffee, right? Wrong. We're not just talking about hot tea either. Here are several creative ways to use your Keurig.