Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world. A 2018 study found that 79 percent of coffee drinkers in the U.S. drink coffee made at home. So it's no surprise how common it is to see a coffee maker in someone's kitchen.

Here's a look at 10 different types of coffee machines, ranging from classics like drip coffee and espresso machines to less common options like Vietnamese phin. You might just find one of your favorite coffee machines!

The drip coffee maker has traditionally been a popular coffee maker in American homes because of its ease of use, affordability, durability, and ability to quickly produce coffee for one to four coffee drinkers at a time.

 

A hot coffee maker works like a drip coffee maker but has the unique advantage of brewing coffee into an insulated thermos. This keeps your coffee hot for hours instead of continuing to "brew" the coffee as it sits on a heated surface, which will eventually result in a strong, bitter brew.

A more expensive type of coffee maker is an electric espresso machine. While home espresso makers can cost a little more than other types of home espresso machines and tend to be more finicky and labor-intensive if you get the hang of it you can successfully extract rich, delicious flavors like your favorite coffee shop of brewed drinks.

The percolator is fun to watch and listen to as it evaporates during the brewing process. They also tend to produce consistently hearty and tasty coffee pots. In many homes, percolators have been largely replaced by drip irrigation machines, probably because they have more parts to easily assemble and clean than drip irrigation machines.

Siphon coffee makers, also known as vacuum pot coffee makers, may not be very practical for everyday use due to their many fragile parts and the unusually high amount of time and labor required to brew each pot. Many siphon pot users are fascinated by the delicious coffee produced by the siphon pot. The siphon pot is also great as a showcase when entertaining guests and brewing.

French presses, also known as "press pots" or "plunger pots," are convenient to use, easy to clean, and even portable. The press uses a mesh metal filter. This allows all of the coffee's flavor oils to get into your cup, rather than getting trapped in a paper filter during the brewing process. There are also travel-friendly versions.

Aeropress looks like a giant syringe, allowing users to handcraft exceptionally smooth espresso-like coffee without expensive and bulky machines. Aeropress is simple to use, easy to clean, and small enough to take anywhere.

Cold-brew coffee machines consistently produce uniquely delicious espressos that can be refrigerated for later use. Also known as "cold water extract," cold brew coffee can be diluted and poured over ice or heated like regular coffee. It is known for producing less acidic coffee than other types of equipment.

If you like ice-cold coffee, this might be your favorite coffee maker. Vietnamese coffee often includes the addition of condensed milk or cream and sugar to achieve a rich, sweet iced coffee.

Moka pots are a simple and cost-effective alternative to full-fledged home espresso machines. It produces a thick, full-bodied, and flavorful coffee that's perfect with creamers, flavored syrups, or sparkling steamed milk. Moka pots are also a favorite brewing device for campers who prefer to brew on a camp stove or fire. This type of coffee maker quickly brews and produces an espresso-like coffee.

There are many ways to brew coffee. We hope this guide helped you find the best coffee maker for your needs. If you want to buy a coffee machine, please contact us.

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