Hamilton Beach 2-Way Programmable Hot & Iced Coffee Maker

Love our new coffee machine. Tasty coffee, good quality, easy to use. Looks very timeless and fits perfect into our kitchen. I like the bold coffee option. And the single cup option is perfect when it‘s just one of us needing an extra cup throughout the day.

Easy to use and good quality for price. The timer is great to use for grabbing coffee in the morning. Easy set up and holds a good amount of coffee for individual cup and multiple. I’ve had it for a few months now and no issues. Good coffee maker!

This coffee pot is great! Keeps the coffee extra hot. You can pull it out while it’s brewing, so you don’t have to wait. Super easy. It holds 12 cups, and it makes cold coffee!!

We have had this coffee maker for three or four months now. We replaced a single switch coffee maker with this and it definitely didn't disappoint. Hamilton Beach had a pretty bad rap for being cheap break after a couple uses. But after taking a risk on this because it had features that I wanted I'm going to be rethinking that bad rap. Pros: ++ Has a single serve function that allows me to limit how much coffee I use, which is a plus since coffee isn't going down in price. + Brews a full pot in about 5-8 minutes on regular brew setting. + Brews a single cup in about 3 minutes on regular brew settings + You can remove the bottom of the single serve brew side to accommodate for larger cups. + Simple buttons to use. + Iced coffee function is a cool feature. I don't personally use it, the wife has and she says it tastes good. Cons: - The hot plate stays on for a while and keeps your coffee borderline scalding hot. I just turn it off after it brews. Simple solution to a simple problem. - if you're brewing into a thermally insulated cup off the single serve side and don't like your coffee scalding hot, you'll need to toss two - three ice cubes in your cup. Otherwise your thermal cup will keep your coffee scalding for hours. Overall, definitely a great product. Seems to be built in a similar manner to our black and decker coffee maker, which lasted us for YEARS. So I've got high hopes. I'd definitely recommend.

I am pleased with this purchase for the price. I love the single serve option and being able to do cold brew. It is simple to use and the pot heats the wat up really well so you get a nice brew. My only complaint is that I end up dripping coffee every time I pour. The pot is just poorly designed for pouring. I just pour over the sink to avoid the issue.

I bought this for my mom, who has never had a single cup coffee maker. She absolutely loves the ability to make a pot every morning and having a quick cup to go when she goes out in the afternoon. The one cup and the carafe use a metal filter so she can use the same coffee for both. That saves her from spending money on pods and removes the waste that comes with it. It is no bigger than her last pot, and brews a great cup of coffee. She was excited to report that she was able to set it up on her own and got it brewing without any problems.

This coffee machine has been a game changer for my morning routine. I love that it brews hot coffee and iced coffee with just a button—no guesswork or separate machines needed. The iced coffee side delivers a smooth, flavorful brew without diluting the taste, and the hot coffee brews rich and aromatic every time. Setup was straightforward and the controls are intuitive. Cleaning has also been easy so far, with removable parts that rinse clean. If you want versatility and consistency in one machine, this is a great choice.

I don't love this coffee maker. The burner is way too hot so if coffee is brewed and in the pot on the burner for longer than 15-20 minutes, it's so hot it will burn me. I have to leave for work and take the lid off my coffee in the car before I can even drink it. Not ideal obviously. And when there's a cup or two left on the burner, it burns in the pot and smells and tastes like nasty gas station coffee, so it's undrinkable and wasted. Also, when you pour water in using the caraffe, it doesn't just drip, it gushes out no matter how slow/fast or what the pouring angle is. I have to pour it into the machine with a towel on the counter. The single cup brewing is the part I like. I haven't tried iced coffee yet, but the instructions basically have you brewing normal coffee into a cup or the caraffe with ice in it. I guess the burner turns off for that part. It would be a really great machine without the overheating and dripping issues and now I've spend $100 buck on it and can't justify getting a new one so here we are.