The 35 Best Black Friday Deals on Coffee Makers 2025

I have to admit … I’m a coffee snob. Ever since I landed a college barista job in a French bakery, I’ve had a taste for the bittersweet goodness that only carefully sourced, roasted, and prepared coffee beans can provide. My husband is on the same page, so we invested in a worthy Breville machine that would reproduce the crema often found in a European cup of Joe, and after 25 years in the making, we’ve finally got it dialed.

If you’re ready to make the investment as we did, I rounded up the best coffee machines on sale for Black Friday. Spanning drip coffee makers, espresso machines, and cold brewers, this list will upgrade your coffee game, with deals up to 62% off.

Best Black Friday Coffee Maker Deals Overall

• $200 Off: Breville Infuser Espresso Machine, $400, originally $600 at amazon.com
• Stanley Perfect Brew Pour-Over and Mug Set, $34, originally $45 at amazon.com
• Best Splurge French Press on Sale: Espro P7 Stainless Steel French Press, $120, originally $150 at amazon.com
• Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Thermal Carafe Coffee Brewer, $234, originally $350 at williams-sonoma.com
• Lowest Price Ever: De’Longhi La Specialista Touch Espresso Machine, $700, originally $1,000 at amazon.com
• OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, $88, originally $110 at amazon.com
• Entry Level Espresso Maker: De’Longhi Classic Espresso Machine, $150, originally $230 at crateandbarrel.com
• Ninja Single-Serve Pods & Grounds Coffee Maker with Integrated Milk Frother, $90, originally $130 at amazon.com

Beyond my go-to Breville espresso maker, there are entry-level and high-end De’Longhi espresso machines on sale for Cyber Monday. Plus, grab a Stanley pour-over that’s perfect for camping, our favorite splurge French press, a Ninja machine that takes pods and produces drip coffee, and a tool that makes cold brew in under 10 minutes. I even included a quality OXO burr grinder, because you deserve a top-notch grind.

Best Black Friday Espresso Maker Deals

Of course, my trustworthy Breville Infuser Espresso Machine made it onto this list. There are also combination coffee maker and espresso machines by Nespresso on sale, as well as a semi-automatic option from KitchenAid with smart dosing technology for ease and consistency.

• De’Longhi Classic Espresso Machine, $150, originally $230 at crateandbarrel.com
• Breville Infuser Espresso Machine, $400, originally $600 at amazon.com
• KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine with Burr Grinder, $600, originally $700 at amazon.com
• Nespresso Creatista Plus Espresso Machine by Breville, $389, originally $600 at amazon.com
• De’Longhi La Specialista Touch Espresso Machine, $700, originally $1,000 at amazon.com
• Nespresso Essenza Mini Espresso Machine by Breville, $180 at williams-sonoma.com
• Ninja Luxe Café 3-in-1 Espresso, Drip, and Cold Brew Maker, $499, originally $600 at amazon.com

Breville Infuser Espresso Machine

This upgraded version of my trusty home machine has all the bells and whistles of a professional-grade espresso maker, but at a fraction of the price. It features a one or two-shot volume control to ensure the perfect dose of coffee every time and an auto-purge heat system, which helps the machine achieve precise temperatures. The low-pressure pre-infusion is followed by a high-pressure extraction process, just like the Italian machines, and the swivel steam wand makes it easy for novices to create a frothy foam.

De’Longhi Classic Espresso Machine

This economical option from De’Longhi takes up little space on the counter while boasting a 15-bar Italian pump to provide optimal pressure for lattes, cappuccinos, and macchiatos. It features an adjustable milk frother, a pressure-gauge display, and customizable preset functions. This machine cleans up easily with a removable water tank and drip tray. For a fancier De’Longhi model, try the La Specialista Touch. It comes with a burr grinder and milk frother and can make cold brew and iced coffee, in addition to espresso, and is $300 off — its lowest price ever.

Best Black Friday Drip and Single-Serve Coffee Maker Deals

A quality drip maker will simplify your morning routine and might liven up your countertop, too, especially if you grab Smeg’s retro model. I also found a programmable machine from Cuisinart on sale at Amazon and a pod brewer from Ninja for 31% off, offering options to suit any home barista.

• Ninja Single-Serve Pods & Grounds Coffee Maker with Integrated Milk Frother, $90, originally $130 at amazon.com
• Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ Coffee and Espresso Machine by De’Longhi, $89, originally $129 at amazon.com
• Balmuda The Brew Coffee Maker, $559, originally $699 at nordstrom.com
• Ninja DualBrew Hot and Iced Coffee Maker, $150, originally $250 at amazon.com
• Café 10-Cup Drip Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe, $200, originally 300 at crateandbarrel.com
• Aarke Coffee Maker, $320, originally $400 at williams-sonoma.com
• Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Thermal Carafe Coffee Brewer, $234, originally $350 at williams-sonoma.com
• Cuisinart 14-Cup Programmable Stainless Steel Coffee Maker, $80, originally $120 at amazon.com

Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Thermal Carafe Coffee Brewer

The Technivorm Moccamaster is one of our favorites. It oozes Dutch quality, from its copper heating element for consistent water temperature to its 9-hole spray arm, which disperses water over the grinds for an even soak. This machine can be programmed to brew a half pot or a full pot, and the insulated carafe keeps coffee hot for hours. 

Ninja DualBrew Hot and Iced Coffee Maker

Ninja’s DualBrew coffee maker is a great option for those who like the flexibility of brewing hot or iced coffee, as well as using both grounds and pods. Its permanent filter houses traditional grounds to make a robust brew, similar to that of a French press, and it also accommodates K-Cups for when you’re in a hurry. This machine features four brew styles, including one for iced coffee, and it has a fold-away frother for making barista-quality concoctions.

Best Black Friday Pour-Over and French Press Deals

Everyone needs an efficient way to brew a cup of coffee before heading out the door. That’s where pour-over makers and French presses come in handy. The pour-over method allows for a cleaner, crisper cup, whereas a French press releases the oils from the grounds, resulting in a richer, creamier brew. Deals in this category include best-designed French press we’ve tested, the Fellow Clara. Plus, pour-over meets drip coffee in the Fellow Alden machine.

• Fellow Clara French Press, $85, originally $100 at williams-sonoma.com
• Espro P7 Stainless Steel French Press, $120, originally $150 at amazon.com
• Espro P3 French Press, $32, originally $40 at amazon.com
• Tru Automatic Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Digital Controls, $65, originally $90 at amazon.com
• Grosche Dublin Stainless Steel Double Wall Insulated French Press, $60, originally $90 at target.com
• Stanley Perfect Brew Pour-Over and Mug Set, $34, originally $45 at amazon.com
• Chemex Glass Pour-Over Maker, $40, originally $51 at amazon.com
• Fellow Alden Precision Coffee Maker, $320, originally $400 at williams-sonoma.com

Espro P7 Stainless Steel French Press

Espro’s dual-layer mesh filter is one of the most effective we’ve tried. In our French press tests, the Espro produced impressively clean brews. We also appreciate that you can use it with or without an additional paper filter, depending on your preferred coffee body. The vacuum-insulated stainless steel carafe keeps water and coffee “intensely hot,” too.

Tru Automatic Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Digital Controls

Tru’s automatic pour-over maker simplifies the process for those who prefer a more nuanced flavor than drip coffee. It features an 11-ounce glass carafe, a plastic dripper, and digital touch controls. This machine allows you to adjust the brewing temperature from 190°F to 205°F and creates a perfect cup in four minutes flat.

Best Black Friday Coffee Grinder Deals

Of course, it all starts with the beans. The fresher they are, the better the coffee. After you’ve made sure you’re storing your coffee the way experts recommend, consider grinding your own beans, too. A burr grinder crushes coffee beans to create uniform grounds and a balanced extraction. My grinder picks include deals up to 55% off.

• Cuisinart Electric 1-Touch Burr Coffee Grinder, $38, originally $75 at amazon.com
• OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder, $89, originally $110 at amazon.com
• Amazon Basics Electric Coffee Grinder, $13, originally $18 at amazon.com
• Vavsea Burr Coffee Grinder,  $38, originally $100 at walmart.com
• Fellow Gen 2 Ode Burr Girnder, $320, originally $400 at amazon.com
• Aromaster Burr Coffee Grinder, $95, originally $200 at target.com

OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder

A larger model from the makers of our favorite value burr grinder, the OXO Brew has 15 grind settings, though you can also adjust to your exact preference. It takes only one touch to start and remembers the last grind setting you put it on, so there’s no need to reset it if you’re making the same type of coffee. The removable hopper holds up to 12 ounces of beans and is UV-tinted; after all, exposure to sunlight causes coffee to oxidize and degrade faster.

Cuisinart Electric 1-Touch Burr Coffee Grinder 

My Cuisinart burr grinder is in it for the long haul. It’s one of those small kitchen appliances that barely ever wears out, even after years of daily use. With quality components like a 1-touch power bar and an 18-position slide dial, which adjusts to accommodate your preferred brew method, this grinder puts ease back into your morning.

Best Black Friday Cold Brew and Iced Coffee Maker Deals

These cold brew makers cut through coffee’s bitterness, producing a smoother and less acidic end product. This De’Longhi version comes with a milk frother, and the Maestri House Cold Brew Maker, at only $25, makes a great no-frills option. 

• OXO Brew Rapid Hot and Cold Brewer $36, originally $45 at amazon.com
• Keurig K-Brew and Chill Coffee Maker, $169, originally $200 at crateandbarrel.com
• KitchenAid Cold Brew Coffee Maker, $120, originally $130 at crateandbarrel.com
• De’Longhi Dedica Duo Espresso and Cold Brew Machine with Milk Frother, $200, originally $300 at target.com
• Maestri House Compact Cold Brew Coffee Maker, $25, originally $35 at amazon.com
• Original NitroPress- Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Maker, $152, originally $190 at amazon.com

KitchenAid Cold Brew Coffee Maker

KitchenAid’s Cold Brew Maker brews 28 ounces of coffee concentrate in no time. The compact, simple setup produces a full flavor that rivals your local coffee shop, and it’s a cinch to clean.

OXO Brew Rapid Hot and Cold Brewer

This OXO maker requires no external power, offering an on-the-go option for concentrated extraction. You simply fill the brewing container with coffee and the Rainmaker top with cold water, let it sit for five minutes, and then press the tamper to drain the coffee. This low-acid extraction process creates a super-strong brew that can be diluted using hot or cold water, ice, or milk. You can even use it to make hot coffee, too. Just add hot water.

Once you’ve upped your coffee game, turn your attention to more Black Friday deals. With Le Creuset cookware and bakeware discounts, hand-picked deals from our shopping experts, and chef-approved, giftable picks under $50, there is so much more to shop today. Head to Amazon’s Black Friday deals hub to explore millions more discounts — many of which fall on our curated lists.