This is a sublime piece of machinery. It’s sleek and practical. It makes a perfect cup of coffee for the busy individual but also offers a communal carafe when said busy individual can slow down and pour coffee for guests. The best part is that the water container in the back is very easy to use and refill. I also find the product very clean, meaning it doesn’t overflow or leak coffee unnecessarily. All in all, it is a perfect product.

This coffee maker is really nice looking. It looks just like it should . State of the art. The coffee it makes is wonderful. I have had other makers before, however the coffee never tasted as good as what my beautiful Cuisinart brews. I had a Keurig before, while it did brew the pods a little faster the flavor was no where near my Cuisinart. And yes I used the same coffee brand. In my opinion you can't beat this Cuisinart.

This replaced a previous Cuisinart coffee pot without the single serve. The single serve leaked when I made the first cup and made me very upset. I have to watch when I make a single serve so that it does not leak. Was disappointed in this coffee pot.

We recently purchased the 2-in-1 Coffee Maker to transition away from our Keurig (but still have the ability to use our pods) and be able to make a pot of brewed coffee. We are very happy with it so far. We appreciate the ability to adjust brew strength and the carafe heating plate and the option of brewing iced coffee...a big plus!

Overall this is a great coffee maker and I do like it and would recommend. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that on the pod side the water reservoir is pretty small and you have to add water after just a few uses (and I normally use the 6oz-8oz cup sizes).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought this because the dual use Keurig was not available. Had to get a different brand. I still wanted a dual use machine, and this was the only one they had. There are several things I do not like about it. There are 2 tanks, the main tank is not removable, but the single serve tank is. The carafe is unable to pour a cup of coffee without it running down the side of the pot onto the counter. This is very annoying. You can't just turn on the pot heater without going through the brew cycle. I also don't like the filter choice that was used for the carafe brew. However, it does make a pretty good cup of coffee. It would be nice to be able to change the brew strength of the single serve cups.

I always trust the Cuisinart brand for kitchen appliances. We've had several Cuisinart coffeemakers and this is a replacement of a model that brews both k-cup and 12-cup carafe. This one adds an option for ice coffee, which we haven't used yet. Frankly, I wish we could ditch the need for k-cup, but our household includes both full-caf and decaf drinkers. Pros: nice looking; small footprint for what it offers; strong brew option; trusted brand; includes charcoal and gold tone filters. Cons: k-cup side needs to brew at higher temp; carafe can leak while pouring; when carafe is on the warming plate, it's too easy to accidentally turn off warming plate to brew a k-cup (I've searched online for support to address this with no luck).

The single pod side of the coffee maker does not work right out of the box. I had to go digging on the internet to find the hack to get it to work. In fact, I returned the first one I bought since I thought it was broken. I’m not sure how this can happen with a brand like Cuisinart.

The machine was delivered and after 6-7 uses it was everything we wanted it to be. Unfortunately within 1 week during a thunderstorm, there was a lightening strike which blew oit the blue back light of the machine making it very difficult to see the settings. Not sure what my course of actuon will be at this time.

Our 10yr coffeemaker, Cuisinart, died. We looked at different brands and types. We kept coming back to the dual one. It makes a full pot and single serving. I'm still learning how to use it but keep wondering if I made a mistake. It brews ok but I keep getting grounds in the pot. I can't seem to get the "bold" to come on or lengthen the thing that extends the warming part timing