While I've only had it a few weeks, I am very pleased with the coffee maker. Makes excellent coffee and having the option to make one cup or a pot is a big plus. Doesn't take up as much counter space as my old unit and many of the other brands that I looked at before purchasing the Cuisinart.

My husband and I decided to upgrade our coffee maker. The 2 in 1 is great because you have the choice of a full pot or you can single serve with a pod. The refillable pod comes with a filter. We are enjoying our new coffee maker very much.

This is my 3rd 2 in one Coffee maker. The most recent one is an updated version which I like. It automatically shuts off after brewing the one cup. The older ones had to be switched on and off. It also brews 12 oz cups too, which the last one went up to 10oz. Its a good coffee maker.

This is a great coffee maker. I wanted a new one with both a carafe and k cup option and this fits the bill. It makes great coffee and looks great too. Don't hesitate to purchase this. Also, don't fret with the weird shaped filter requirement. Regular filters will fit in there just fine too. Just tuck them in and no problems.

Excellent quality and easy to operate! Love that it came with an optional k-cup filter which I use daily for my mushroom coffee. We also use pre-filled k-cops and occasionally the carafe. We like having the option, carafe is suitable with guests. It's also very sleek looking. We have had kurig in the past and have found them not to be long lasting, hopefully this is going to be the one! So far so great!

The concept for this machine is good. The brew pot is fine, but in my experience the coffee tastes scorched. It may be the newness of the machine. The problem I have consistently had is with the single pod brewing side. I had an older version of this same machine that eventually leaked from where the water tank connected to the coffee maker. I switched manufacturers and finally decided to return to Cuisinart in order to have both single and large pot options in one machine. With the brand new machine, I immediately had issues with the water reservoir leaking completely out onto my counter and floor. I contacted the warranty office and they send me a new clear plastic tank. Obviously not the problem because it leaked again. I recontacted them about the problem. I have now been sent a new machine. One day in and it is fine. My concern is how it will hold up long term as my last coffee station leaked after about a year of use. We will see. I was disappointed this time around to have the brand new coffee maker exhibit the leaking issue. It gave me a little bit of PTSD.

The pros--it's NOT a Keurig (I had problems with them), it looks nice & it keeps my coffee pretty warm. The cons--the 2 water tank system. We use bottled water...I don't drink many k-cups, usually just a couple here & there. To fill it to minimum fill, I waste water because you can't keep it in there for more than a couple of days. Plus I've had a few disasters with the k cups splattering all over. Don't even get me started on the programming. I guess I should have researched more but I have quite a few Cuisinart products & I like every one of them I'm very unhappy right now.

I smelled something burning then I seen my coffee maker smoking. I unplugged it and it still kept going up in smoke and water started leaking from the bottom so I took it outside then it eventually stopped smoking

It did not make a full pot of coffee. There was always water remaining in the strainer, usually 1/2 of the total amount that I wanted. Had to return it.

Wow, so disappointed. This coffee maker is very nice to look at but that's the only positive. What we didn't like: Two water reservoirs. The one used for brewing a pot is only filled with the amount of water needed to brew a single pot. It is located on the back of the machine which must be moved out from its place to fill- and it's heavy! The individual cup reservoir can be filled and then used for several brewings. It requires water filters in each of the two water reservoirs. Multiple attempts to brew a pot of coffee resulted in grounds in every pot. Paper filter, reusable filter, full pot, half pot-always a blend of coffee and grounds. Lots of buttons so it looks nice but unnecessary. Don't let the high price and brand name make you think this a good thing, it's definitely not!