Brands
Mr. Coffee and Black & Decker are the two largest brands, along with well-known names such as Braun, Cuisinart, DeLonghi,
Krups, Melitta, and Proctor-Silex. Use this information to compare coffeemakers by brand.
Black & Decker
The second-largest brand of coffeemakers is now part of the new Applica Organization, which includes the Salton brands. Black
& Decker offers a wide range of very affordable products through retailers such as Target, Walmart, department stores, and
many online retailers. Prices range from $15 to $90.
Braun
This small-appliance manufacturer offers a several sizes of automatic drip coffeemakers including some with thermal carafes.
It also makes a "hot beverage system" that makes various hot drinks one large cup at a time. Prices range from $20 to $250.
Cuisinart
Cuisinart's products are high-end and are found in department stores, specialty stores, and home stores. Its coffeemaker offerings
include most categories, ranging from single serve through To-Go and various capacity multiserve coffeemakers. Prices range
from $30 to $200.
DeLonghi
DeLonghi makes a variety of coffeemakers In the mid to upper price range. In addition to the familiar countertop coffeemakers,
DeLonghi makes coffee urns for when you are serving coffee to a crowd. Their products are sold in department stores, Target,
specialty stores, and online retailers. Prices range from $30 to $200.
Gevalia
The Gevalia coffeemaker is given as a promotion in exchange for ordering coffee from the manufacturer by mail order or online
retailers. Prices range from $40 to $150.
Hamilton Beach
Hamilton Beach is a major brand in small countertop appliances. Models include pods, single, and multiserve coffeemakers that
are sold by almost all major retailers. This brand offers products from the lower to upper mid-price tier. Prices range from
$15 to $180.
Krups
This company produces a selection of regular automatic-drip coffeemakers, espresso machines, and coffee grinders. It also
offers some specialty machines, including a coffeemaker with two carafes and another machine that is a combination coffee-espresso
maker. Products by this brand generally fall in the mid-to-upper price tier. Prices range from $50 to $300.
Melitta
Melitta's familiar brand of coffee filters is available in most supermarkets. The company also makes coffeemakers ranging
in size from single serving to multiple cups. Products are available from department stores, home stores and online retailers.
Prices range from $25 to $100.
Mr. Coffee
This familiar brand has the largest market share. Mr. Coffee offers an extremely wide range and variety of products, from
single serve and grind-and-brew to various capacity drip models with glass and thermal carafes. Its coffeemakers are sold
in almost all retail channels and range from lower to upper mid-priced categories. Prices range fro $15 to $200.
Proctor-Silex
Proctor-Silex is the mass-market (low-end) brand of Hamilton Beach. The products are very basic. Prices range from $10 to
$50.
Sunbeam
This is Mr. Coffee's sister (and less expensive) brand that does not carry as wide a range of choices as Mr. Coffee. Products
are available at online retailers, appliance stores, and the national mass market chains. Prices range from $10 to $50.
Cloer
This German brand recently began selling in U.S. specialty and department stores. A fairly new brand to the American market,
its products are geared towards the hi-end, and sold through department stores, Target and online retailers. Prices range
from $100 to $130.
Kalorik
This Belgian brand also recently debuted in the US, and its contemporary designs are available through Target, Sam's Club,
Bloomingdales, Amazon, and other online retailers. The brand offers models with and without grinders at various capacities
(6 to 10 cups). Prices range from $25 to $270.
Saeco
This company led development in carafes with the introduction of its ceramic thermal carafes, which it says are a lower-cost
alternative to stainless steel. Prices range from $90 to $130.
Senseo
The Bella Cucina coffeemaker made by Senseo offers a 12-cup drip model aimed at lower-priced competing products. Senseo is
sold at many online and department store retailers. Most of their coffeemakers have stainless steel or brushed chrome accents
and are reasonably priced. Prices range from $30 to $180.