Ninja Hot and Cold Brew System with Carafe

Had this a few months now and love it! We all have our own preference of how we like our coffee and this does it all…can whip up an espresso like drink, any size cup or half, full pot, different strengths, tea…haven’t tried the cold brew yet but really happy with this so far and the ease of making all the different options. Coffee tastes great and we really like the thermal carafe. Hubby makes a pot when he wakes up for an early shift and it’s still warm when I get up hours later without the burnt taste of sitting on a burner. If this had a heated frother and could pipe into the water system we’d be set for life.

It’s pretty big compared to a regular coffee maker. Had it for about a year and keeps on coffeeing. It takes up some counter space but having ice coffee, coffee, tea, iced tea options are great. It’s well used and hasn’t stopped. Just be sure the carafe is empty before you brew something else or you will have a mess on your hands, or counter.

When I started shopping for a new coffee maker, I’d originally been thinking of some kind of single-cup pod/disk system as I most often only drink one or two coffee/tea beverages per day, but I am relatively picky about flavor, need to limit my caffeine intake, and have some ingredient intolerances and health issues — as a result, I liked the idea of having a greater measure of control and more options (it’s also nice to have the option to brew a full or half carafe when I have company). So when I saw this machine, I got kind of excited! I liked the idea of having a variety of brew size options and an easy way to create specialty drinks — all in a single machine.

And the fact that this also provides tea brew options made trying this product too tempting to resist. Previous to this coffee/tea maker, I was using an old iced tea machine without adding ice to make tea concentrate for my favorite drink (iced decaf chocolate chai made with a high-protein alternative milk — yum!), but this Ninja CP307 makes a tea brew of far superior flavor and makes just the right amount, so I can create a drink that tastes better than my local coffee and tea place at a cheaper price and with more nutritional value.

This machine has dedicated baskets for coffee and tea, which are color-coded orange for coffee and green for tea, and I like that since it means those flavors and aromas don’t mix (I confess that I wish I could buy an extra tea basket on Amazon, too, since I tend to make particularly fragrant teas — chai and mint — and would like a dedicated basket for each, but that has no bearing on the quality of the product, and replacement/extra baskets are available on the Ninja website). The baskets are very easy to remove and clean, as is the water reservoir. And I love the double-sided measuring spoon that nests in the side of the machine since it makes it so easy to get the right amount for each size of drink.

I will say that the first few times I made coffee with this machine, I sometimes had a bit of leakage issue and not all the water had dripped from the basket upon the end of the brewing cycle, leaving a sort of “well” in the center of the grounds, but I discovered that the problem was the coffee itself, which came ground and was supposed to be the correct grind for the machine, but clearly wasn’t quite right. When I switched to another brand after that previous bag was empty, I never had another problem. So the machine IS a wee bit persnickety about the coffee grind — something that might be an annoyance to some consumers — but I’ve found a brand that both I and the machine like, so it performs perfectly now, and I didn’t find that early issue to be off-putting enough even at the time to ruin what was otherwise such a fantastic machine and which made such fine drinks.

Of course, this machine is probably overkill if one is just a hot, black coffee drinker, but if you like a variety of coffees and teas and appreciate the ability to enjoy a good specialty drink at home, this might be a good option for you. I know it has been for me!

Ya tengo 2 meses de uso y ha sido muy buena lo malo Esque su cable es demasiado corto tiene que estar pegado al enchufe ya que si usar extensión se va a apagar

Actualización 🚨🚨🚨🚨

Antes del año de uso se descompuso y no pude hacer válida la garantía porque como es de importación se invalida la garantía así que es mandarla con costo adicional a reparar
Nota: los de ninja me mencionaron que comprando en Amazon tambn se invalida la garantía aunque no sea de importación que debe de ser en sucursales aprobadas por ninja tipo tiendas departamentales como liverpool walmart etc