Product Features

• Single-serving gourmet coffeemaker uses premeasured coffee pods
• Brews up to 10-ounce in less than a minute; simple pushbutton operation
• Removable 32-ounce water reservoir; adjustable spout for different mug sizes
• Dishwasher-safe parts
• Measures 13-1/2 by 12 by 8-1/2 inches; 2-year limited warranty

From the Editors

Senseo silver Single Serve coffee appliance that has a unique patented pressurized brewing system that brews a fresh cup of coffee in just 30 seconds. Appliance has volume select for 6 different size cups of coffee 3-ounce, 4-ounce, 5-ounce, 6-ounce, 8-ounce and 10-ounce. An interactive LCD display shows Heat Up, Coffee Volume, Water Refill, and Descaling Indicators. Also included is an extra large water tank
Product Description

Customer Response

Coffee Heaven
Great product! Easy to use! If the're was a coffee heaven this Senseo would take me there. Less than 2 minutes to have a fresh cup or even a mug of coffee. If you like regular, dark, medium, flavored coffee, you can with this Machine.

COFFE TASTES LIKE PLASTIC!!!!!!
My neighbor has had an old senseo machine for years, and I always remarked that it made the best coffee ever. So I finally bought a new one for myself and the coffee tastes nothing like my neighbors coffee, and I'm using the same pods! What comes out is a flat, tepid, plastic tasting brew that is undrinkable in my opinion. Save yourself the headache and expense of returning this machine.

A once great product line is now the worst -- AVOID!
There was no bigger fan of the first generation of Senseo machines than my wife and I. We bought one when they first came out in 2001, and it made the richest, foamiest smoothest cup of coffee you could get without traveling to a Paris Bistro. It put Starbucks and all other coffee shop coffee to shame, not to mention all other coffee makers. It truly gave you something to look forward to in the morning.

Well, our original Senseo machine gave out after a decade of continuous use, and I ordered this new one. Out of the box, I noticed the water chamber did not fit snugly into it's slot like it was supposed to. It stuck out crooked by 1/2" from the back of the machine -- an obvious manufacturing flaw. I then followed the start up procedures to the letter, used the same water and Senso pods we always use, and out came the worst cup of coffee imaginable. Tepid, weak, practically no foam at all, and a strong plastic aftertaste that stays with you.

After comparing the coffee chamber to our old one, it has many differences. The most important of which is the top part of the pod chamber, which used to be all metal (like a fine espresso machine) is now all plastic. The pod chamber is the most important part of the machine, as it controls the temperature and pressure that extracts the coffee essence from the grounds in the pod, along with the level of foam that's imparted. The operating temperature, pressure and foam generation have all been reduced to accommodate the cheaper plastic chamber, which equals less coffee in your coffee. At the same time, the strong plastic taste imparted by the pod chamber gives you the feeling your getting your complete RDA of melted plastic in your body every day :-).

I called Seseo support, and they told me Phillips is no longer producing these machines -- Senseo is now owned and manufactured by Sarah Lee, so the Phillips Logo is only on there for perceived brand continuity among consumers. The support person admitted the mechanics of the machine had been completely changed from the first generation, and refused to refund my very expensive shipping ($46) to and from saying taste was a matter of opinion and they can't be responsible for that. I asked if she had ever tried coffee from the Senseo machines she's selling, and she said no, to which I replied that she might want to so she could see for herself that the coffee that comes out of their machine is so bad that it's a matter of public record, not opinion.

I can't offer any advice on what to buy instead, I'm still mourning the loss of what was the best coffee maker I will ever own in my lifetime, along with my $46 in shipping to and from. I welcome any suggestions.

Coffee Maker- Yes! Coffee- Noooooo
I like this coffee maker. I love the fact that I don't have to bother with cleaning out a coffee pot every day, measuring the coffee, making sure I don't run out of filters. It's fast, it's super easy and it works exactly how it's described.
It only gets 3 stars because the coffee itself is bad. Senseo partnered with a really substandard brand (Douwe Egberts) of coffee for their pods. It's a shame. I wish I'd checked out the quality of the coffee before I had purchased the machine. If I don't find a ready supply of well-priced pods by a different brand, I might have to chuck the Senseo and go with a different single-cup manufacturer. Douwe Egberts coffee is weak (and I use the "Dark Roast" 2 pods!) and dusty tasting. It really is reminiscent of coffee-shop coffee - not gourmet coffee.

Senseo Supreme Coffee Machine
Bought as a gift for a friend. I get a thank you every time we talk. She loves it.

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