Coffee Brewers
Brewers range from simple pour-over cones to automatic drip machines. The right choice depends on how many cups you make and how hands-on you like to be.


Best Percolators
The best percolators for home baristas: bold, hot, old-school coffee by the pot with stovetop and electric brewers built to last for years.

Best Single Serve Coffee Makers
The best single serve coffee makers for home baristas: fast, one-cup convenience with pod and reusable-filter options for fresh coffee on busy mornings.

Best Pour Over Coffee Makers
The best pour over coffee makers for home baristas: clean, bright, flavorful cups with simple gear that fits any coffee bar and budget.

Best French Press
Find the best French press for home baristas: rich, full-bodied coffee with simple immersion brewing that needs no filters and little fuss.

Best Drip Coffee Makers
The best drip coffee makers for home baristas: consistent, hands-off brewing by the pot, including SCA-certified machines for cafe-quality results.

Best Moka Pots
The best moka pots for home baristas: strong, espresso-style stovetop coffee with a classic brewer that fits any budget and coffee bar setup.

Best Chemex Coffee Makers
The best Chemex coffee makers for home baristas: clean, elegant pour over brewing with thick filters that deliver a crisp, sediment-free cup.

Best Siphon Coffee Makers
The best siphon coffee makers for home baristas: theatrical vacuum brewing that produces a clean, aromatic, remarkably flavorful cup worth the ritual.

Best Cold Brew Makers
The best cold brew makers for home baristas: smooth, low-acid concentrate at home with easy steeping systems that fit any coffee bar and fridge.

Best AeroPress Coffee Makers
The best AeroPress models for home baristas: fast, versatile, nearly foolproof coffee that travels anywhere and cleans up in seconds. Compare picks here.

Best Pour Over Coffee Stands
Dripper stands judged on clearance height for your server or mug, ring diameter against the dripper, adjustability, drip trays, stability, and folding designs.
How to choose
- Pour-over for clarity and control.
- French press for body and simplicity.
- Drip machines for multiple cups hands-free.
- AeroPress for travel and single cups.
Common questions
What is the easiest way to make good coffee?
A French press or a quality drip machine with fresh, correctly ground coffee and filtered water.
Does a coffee maker temperature matter?
Yes. Water around 195-205°F extracts well. Certified drip machines reach this range.