If you’re thinking to purchase a new coffee maker, then you’ve got a few parts to keep in mind when hunting through all of the different types that are available on the market today. Some of those elements include how much coffee you plan on making, to what level do you want the coffee making method to be automated, and what purpose of coffee maker are you looking for. Once you’ve learned the answers to these questions, then you’ll have a much easier time finding the right one for you.

How much coffee making will play a huge role in helping you decide which coffee maker to buy. If you only plan on making coffee for yourself, then you can consider purchasing a single cup or personal coffee maker which will just make enough coffee for a handful of people, usually 12 cups or so. This is the ideal size if you're going coffee for your family or a small group of people (3 to 4).

If you think about making a lot of coffee, then you may want to go to a commercial size. This will likely be the case if you are running a small business like a restaurant or small office building. These types of coffee makers are capable of making copious  amounts of coffee in a short amount of time which is critical when you need to provide the drink for a more significant crowd.

If you’re looking for basic functionality in your coffee maker, then you don’t need to spend a lot of money on a fancier machine that has all the bells and whistles. All you need is a machine with an on/off switch that will brew your coffee when you want it to. You can typically find a device that will suit your needs with a price anywhere from $10 to $25 at most department stores. If you want a coffee maker that will provide a little more functionality as far as turning on and off when you want it to, then you can expect to pay anywhere from $25, and up depending on the brand and how much extra functionality, you want. Most automatic can openers are equipped with the feature of being able to turn on and off at certain times of the day which you have complete control over.

If you’re looking for a particular style, perhaps an antique version, or some other type of fancy coffee maker, then you will most likely have to pay a little more money when purchasing this kind of machine. Antique coffee makers are usually harder to find and typically are not carried in department stores. Instead, you may have to shop online or with private sellers to see the type of coffee maker that you are looking for.

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