The Ninja Specialty CM401 and the Moccamaster KBGV are the two best coffee makers we recommend — for completely different coffee drinkers. This is the comparison that settles which one is yours.
| Feature | Ninja Specialty CM401 | Moccamaster KBGV |
|---|---|---|
| Brew styles | 6 (incl. iced, cold brew, specialty) | Drip (SCA Golden Cup) |
| Extras | Fold-away frother | — |
| Capacity | Single cup to 10-cup carafe | 10 cups (40 oz) |
| Warranty | 1-year | 5-year, hand-built |
| Typical price | ~$135–170 | ~$239–369 |
You want one machine for everything — drip, iced coffee, cold brew and lattes with the built-in frother. It’s the most versatile coffee maker you can buy. Read our full review.
Ninja Specialty CM401 on AmazonYou drink drip coffee daily and care about extraction. The SCA-certified flow and temperature control make the best-tasting pot in its class, and it’s built to last decades. Read our full review.
Moccamaster KBGV Select on AmazonVersatility wins for most households (Ninja). Purity wins for daily drip purists with the budget (Moccamaster).
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