Why I buy this one ?
- Equipped with a powerful frother, this machine makes café-rich espressos, and whips up your lattes and cappuccinos to light, frothy perfection
- Makes 4 cups or a 2-oz. shot at a time
- Features an easy-pour decanter and a removable froth aid to make clean-up easy
- Has cup storage, removable drip tray, cord storage and on/off indicator light
- No assembly required

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What our customer's say!

"Great Buy", Love this product. I read all the other reviews before buying, so I knew it didn't come with a steaming pitcher and ordered one to go with it. However, I didn't realize that it didn't come with an espresso tamper either. I would have ordered one had I known, now I have to wait for the one I ordered to come in and hope it fits this machine. Would have given it 5 stars, but as a former barista, I know that to make a good latte I need a steaming pitcher and a tamper. So for an espresso machine not to come with these items is like getting a pair of sneakers with no laces. I have had no problem with leaking, and as long as the user READS THE INSTRUCTIONS, they shouldn't have any problems either. For $40, I've already gotten my money's worth in the last week. And anyone interested in buying, I would say "GO FOR IT!!!" but order a steaming pitcher and espresso tamper along with it.

"Great, but steaming/frothing is a little annoying", I've had this machine for about a month and it works wonderfully. It's easy to make a good latte or cappuccino with it. The only problem that I've had with it so far is that the steaming arm is a little bit too close to the machine itself, making it difficult to move a cup or pitcher around freely when steaming or frothing milk. Despite that though I can generally get the milk frothed without any problem.

"Great for the price.", I'm not too familiar with espresso machines and this is the first one I've owned but so far it works great. Very simple to use and the instructions were easy to follow.

"good buy for the price", i bought this neat little espresso maker last week and am very happy with it. it brews great espresso and capuccino - comparable with the stuff you get at Starbucks and with coffee made from more expensive machines. for it's price it's a cool coffee maker. my only grouse is that it did not come with free shipping.

"Unreal for the price!!!!", Please read THOROUGHLY!!! With respect to the others who have left less than 4 stars, BOO HOO! ITS 39.00! THIS THING ROCKS FOR 39.00 bucks. I must tell you, I thought, Mr. Coffee, it must be a piece of s_hit, but I bought it anyway cause it seemed simple and I liked the weight and feel of the potential piece of crap. A great man once said "Contempt prior to investigation is a bar against all information."

Buy this even if you don't need it daily. I spend over 200.00 a MONTH at Starbucks, I used their Expresso Dark Roast in this thing and it was AWESOME! I hate Mr. Coffee, but the sub in China that makes this for them hit the f'n nail on the head. You watch, they will double the price after reading this review.

By the by, I NEVER write reviews, let alone a positive one for a over-hyped marketing company like Mr. Coffee. I am writing this for you, that is going to stand in Target, Penny's, Macys, or alike that is going to buy the complicated, more expensive 100.00 to 300.00 machine when we dont possibly have that many friends interested in the size of our unit or the frequency of its use. A little poetic licence here, but buy one and tell me I was wrong, I doubt you will...

Best,

Dave

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Great Deal", This espresso maker is very easy to use, easy to clean. Wise purchase I made.

"don't buy a $300 espresso machine, buy this one", I bought this at Targét for $29, and it is freaking awesome. To the two reviewers above... if you actually read the manual you would know that the cord underneath the base can be unraveled to the desired length. This is to eliminate excess cord on your countertop.

Anyway, I discovered I was spending almost $200 at Starbucks... a near crack habit. My previous espresso machine broke over the summer--a $300 Gaggia. Prior to the gaggia I had a krups.

So I plunked down a few bucks for this one knowing I was taking a wee gamble. Usually you get what you pay for.

Let me tell ya, this little machine is great. First, it is super super quiet. My previous machines were deafening especially when frothing. Secondly, it takes up little space. Third, it's fairly nice looking and matches our coffee maker. And of course last, it makes great lattés.

So, don't waste your money on some huge hulking espresso machine that will only last a few years. This one does the job and won't cause ear trauma.

"The design is poor", My husband bought this one for me for Christmas and I've been cursing at it since. The cord is frighteningly short. I can barely plug it in with it flush against the back wall of the counter.

The coffee filter basket has a different insertion style with those I've used previously. You insert it on the left-hand side of the machine and slide the handle to the middle. This is contrary to most machines where the insertion point is in the middle and you slide it to the right. This is awkward and I've ended up spilling coffee all over my counter if it does not insert correctly. Once, it was not seated in the slot correctly and spewed coffee grounds and watery coffee all over my counter.

The frother does not work as instructed. I found that if you waited until the coffee was 3/4 brewed and then frothed, it would give you better results. Also, that plastic thing on the frother did not improve the function, so that got taken off.

The top of the caraffe falls off when you try to pour out the coffee. The knobs are not conducive to trying to take it off with that half-concious effort that most of us have in the morning.

My recommendation for an espresso machine would be a Melita (one without the pods). They steam and froth well and are well-designed.

"simple & easy to operate and good looking ", Bought this from Target on sale for $33, and it was worth it. The unit takes up a small footprint on your kitchen counter, is pretty light weight. One thing to note is that the cord to the unit is pretty short -- and this is by design. The cord length is about 6 inches, and it can only be plugged in one way. There are specific instructions on how to use the espresso machine and a lot of warnings, but don't be fearful, the unit is pretty easy to work with only three settings: off, make espresso and steam - so its pretty easy to operate, and surprisingly quiet. Bravo to Mr.Coffee for making an espresso machine for under $40 that holds up well.

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