The 6 Best Krups Coffee Makers

This wiki has been updated 25 times since it was first published in December of 2018. Known for its precision German engineering, Krups has been making top-quality coffee machines since the 1960s. It produces simple drip-style brewers as well as convenient espresso and cappuccino makers to ensure there is a model to suite every java lover's needs. With one of these in your kitchen you can stop wasting money at expensive, coffee shops on your way to work. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 25 times since it was first published in December of 2018. Known for its precision German engineering, Krups has been making top-quality coffee machines since the 1960s. It produces simple drip-style brewers as well as convenient espresso and cappuccino makers to ensure there is a model to suite every java lover's needs. With one of these in your kitchen you can stop wasting money at expensive, coffee shops on your way to work. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. EA89 Deluxe

The EA89 Deluxe (appx. $800) can create two perfect cappuccinos at one time, or any of the 14 other hot beverages this unit is capable of producing. Its menu gives you direct, one-touch access to up to five different options for a quick operation.

Convenient add-a-shot button
Illuminated oled display
Three temperature settings

2. Professional EC322 Thermobrew

The Professional EC322 Thermobrew (around $65) allows you to make regular or bold brews and has a special small-batch mode for those days you only need a cup or two. A pause feature lets you grab a mug as soon as it is ready, without having to wait for the entire pot to finish.

Reusable gold mesh filter
Four-hour keep-warm setting
Programmable start times

3. KM785D50 Grind and Brew

If you are one of those aficionados who can really taste the subtle differences in a cup of joe, then you'll want the KM785D50 Grind and Brew (appx. $120). Rather than using stale old grounds from a bag, this model will process your beans right before you make your morning pick-me-up.

Adjustable flavor intensity
Five grind settings
Blue backlit lcd

4. EA9010 Fully Automatic

The EA9010 Fully Automatic (around $1474) is capable of 17 different recipes at the touch of a button. Its two-step milk frothing process gives foam the perfect consistency, while espresso and Americano lovers will appreciate the nice crema it produces.

15-bar pressure pump
Built-in grinder
Drinks are customizable

5. Savoy EC414050

The Savoy EC414050 (appx. $150) features a handy turbo mode that brews pots up to 35 percent faster, which is great for those mornings you wake up late and need to rush out the door. Plus, an eco-friendly, reusable filter saves you money on supplies.

Can store two auto start settings
Simple to operate
Pot doesn't stay hot for long

6. Calvi Steam And Pump Professional

The Calvi Steam And Pump Professional (around $130) can produce 15 bars of pressure, just like the expensive commercial models, and has a one-liter water reservoir that allows it to make quite a few espressos before you need to worry about refilling it.

Starts brewing in 40 seconds
Creates a nice head of crema
Steam nozzle is very loud

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