Ninja 12-Cup Programmable Drip Coffee Maker, 2 Brew Styles, Adjustable Warming Plate, CE250, Black/Stainless Steel

It uses cone shaped filters, which makes all of the difference. My coffee is richer even on the classic setting than in my previous coffee maker. The warming plate is intense so make sure you don’t have too little left in the carafe or it will scorch.

You like coffee? I like coffee. You like make coffee? I like make coffee. I like doing me own grind. Do likey makey grinds? Well too bad! This super-dupper coffee machine on make it the drippy drip coffee. Grind no, coffee yes. You do the beep boop and in 13 minutes flat you have fresh hot coffee. Use cone filter %234. Use quality water with a ph level of at least 8, not too alkaline or or or your hot, steamy, luscious coffee will taste like bath water with coffee in it. Which some say is not that good. But I digress. It’s a good coffee machine. Simple to use for simps and non-simps. On top of all this facts it’s very inexpensive and worth every nickel and dimes since pennies are not being made no mas. Give a hoot don’t support (insert “coffee” chain here). Period.

So far, this has been the best coffee maker I’ve owned, based on the factors that matter most to me: Excellent price-to-performance ratio – strong value without premium pricing. Consistently rich aroma and flavor – full-bodied extraction that highlights the depth of the beans. Improved efficiency and cost savings – I now use about 70% of my previous coffee consumption while achieving a better, richer flavor, resulting in $30–$40 in monthly savings. Hot coffee, properly brewed – the coffee is served hot and stays hot without tasting burned. As a result, I’ve significantly reduced my coffee purchases outside the home. I brew exclusively with Arabica French Roast beans, delivered fresh monthly from San Francisco, CA, and this coffee maker brings out their character exceptionally well. Overall, it delivers better flavor, lower cost, and consistent heat, making it an excellent long-term choice for anyone serious about quality home brewing.

Best coffee maker I've owned. I like the ease of filling water reservoir (no more splashing water everywhere from carafe), duration settings on warming plate and delayed start feature. Seems well constructed compared to others I've owned. Wish clock kept its settings when power is cut.

My coffee maker died on me and it was a sad, sad day. I needed a replacement quick because how am I going to survive this day without coffee?! I found this Ninja online at Walmart and purchased with same day delivery. Not only was it a lifesaver, but it turns out to be the best coffee maker I've ever purchased. I love how you can see the water in the clear container on the side. I love that it can keep your coffee warm for more than the 2 hour normal warming period. I love how easy it is to use. No regrets!

We are extremely happy with this coffee pot. Over the years we have owned many brands of coffee pots but this one by far has been the best. The removable reservoir is easy to fill and clean. The coffee is very hot and smooth. Delay brew feature is a must for my husband which he greatly appreciated. Having the option of a rich or classic brew is a plus. The removable inner basket makes it easy and less likely to have a spill when emptying the used coffee filter and grounds. I love the snap and lock lid on the carafe. The overall quality of the materials is much better than any brand we’ve had in the past. I normally don’t review items but I am so pleased with this Ninja coffee pot.

This Ninja 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Brewer has become our go-to for morning fuel, especially if you love strong coffee like we do. The "Rich" (or Bold) brew setting is a game-changer—it slows down the water flow for better extraction, delivering a robust, full-bodied cup without any bitterness or issues, even when we load it up with 3 large scoops of grounds for a full pot. The 60oz removable water reservoir is super convenient (no more messy pouring), the adjustable warm plate keeps coffee hot for up to 4 hours, and the delay brew means waking up to fresh coffee. It's sleek in black/stainless steel and brews quietly and consistently. The only minor downside: On Classic mode with our heavy grounds load, we've had occasional spillover/overflow in the basket because the faster flow can't keep up. Sticking to Rich mode eliminates that completely for us. Overall, fantastic machine for bold coffee lovers—highly recommend, just use less grounds or Rich setting if you're prone to overfilling!

This thing barks and croaks and klacks noises of all types when brewing. First one I bought started doing it on day 3... I took it back to the store, thinking it was broke. Got a replacement. New one started up these terrible brewing noises right away. It also has a end of brew beep cycle that you can't turn off. Super annoying at 6am.

I just ordered my third ninja coffeemaker. The first 2 I only had a little over a year. For the price of the coffeemaker it should last more than a year. I drink a lot of coffee so I’m assuming it can’t handle it. I keep ordering the same one cause I love the design for how it holds the water. I know it’s a dumb reason for how crappy this item is. I’m starting to get a tad bit annoyed with how each one goes out just a few months past the 1 year mark to contact customer service. This new one I ordered I’ll do the warranty with ninja so when it breaks again right after the year mark it’ll be covered.

It does not come with a basket.And whenever you call ninja, they don't understand and told me to go after walmart to get the basket because it was their problem. and I told him, the manual says it may or may not come with a basket.How do I order one?And after ten minutes of explaining this to the Ninja customer service, they finally said, it's been discontinued.You can't even order a basket.