Ninja Programmable XL 14-Cup Coffee Maker PRO, Glass Carafe, Permanent Filter, Stainless, DCM201

This is the only coffee maker that I've owned that utilizes all the grounds making a full flavored brew, several other coffee makers didn't do that and I've owned about all of them. Wife and I are big coffee drinkers and every time we take a sip of this coffee makes brew we say man that's good coffee.

Easy to operate, versatile, and easy to clean. I use mine to brew tea. I've still not brewed coffee and wonder about the on board scoop...seems a bit generous. Brewing on the Rich setting takes about 18 minutes for a full 14 cup pot, but it does maximize the flavor. The height is shorter than my last 12 cup unit, so it stores comfortably on the counter under the cabinet.

This makes great coffee! I am a simple girl, but I love drip coffee with creamer, nothing too fancy. This makes 12 cups! It's a nice looking coffee machine, very easy to use. Low maintenance and very quiet. I gifted one to my parents and they love it too!

This is my lazy girl morning workhorse. As someone who LOVES their coffee but doesn't have time to make a latte every day , this is the perfect machine to pre- program your brew so it's ready for you when you awaken . My favorite part is definitely the “rich brew” button because this girl likes her coffee strong . There's no watered down La Croix coffee in this household. I purchased this machine June of 2024 and it's still going strong and there is no burnt coffee taste that you sometimes will get after the machine has been in your possession for some time . For a coffee snob like me, you can't go wrong with this simple coffee maker - would also make a great gift for your coffee lover in your life .

I originally purchased the 12 cup ninja coffee pot and realized there was a 14 cup pot with the water tank in the back. I quickly brought the original one back to the store and purchased the larger one online. I'm so happy with this coffee pot it keeps the coffee hot for hours And makes plenty to serve a large crowd. I researched many other coffee pots including some that were a couple hundred dollars but ended up trying the ninja pot first. I have been using my Keurig for over 10 years because I was rushing out the door to work. Now that I work from home, I'm excited to make a large fresh pot of delicious coffee every morning if you're on the fence, buy this coffee pot!

I bought the Ninja to replace our old Cusineart coffee maker. I like how the Ninja's water tank is separate and easy to clean to prevent mold and contaminate buildup. It took a couple of brews to break it in but the coffee taste is amazing. Using the same Lavazza coffee, it was not bitter like the Cusineart produced. The temperature was right on and the coffee has a smoother and better taste. I wish the Ninja had a built in water filter like the Cusineart but it is not a deal breaker by any means. I'm sold !

I had a previous ninja coffee pot. You could make a full cup or single. The company no longer makes it .. I brought this one. The warmer keeps the coffee hot .Easy to set delay button / easy to set up time . I have to make already 4 cups of coffee in order to keep a Dino cup .. I'm giving it a 4 because I don't care for the water resviour to be back in The coffee maker. It's clumsy to get it off and place back on .. I miss my dual ninja coffee maker .. be careful not place it under any cabinet.. a lot of stream come out and my 1st coffee maker ruin my kitchen cabinets and cost me a lot of money to replace ..

We love this coffee maker don't get me wrong. The only issue is when you brew the full 14 cups (water is filled to the 14 lines, not above), you go to pour your coffee and it dribbles all over the place until you pour out some of the coffee. We always have to pour the first cup over the sink. Other than that, great machine. :)

I love the sleek design of this coffee maker and how it doesn't take up a ton of counter space. The removable water reservoir makes it convenient and easy to fill up. The brew is consistently good. The only place where it is missing the mark is the flawed coffee pot design -whenever I brew 10 cups or more the pot will drip when pouring a cup until the level gets down to below 10'cups. It's odd and has been an issue with this lot for the 3 years I've owned it. Ninja replaced the pot for me and it didn't resolve the problem so I believe it is a design flaw. I don't often make a large pot so I deal with it.

The coffee looks nice and it makes a good cup of coffee, but I don't think it's worth the money. I was looking for a programmable coffee maker and this ain't it. You can't really program it to do anything unless I'm missing something. Not at all what I hoped for. It doesn't have the bells and whistles for the price.