I tried some coffee makers which were broken a short time after I bought them. Those were not very expensive coffee makers, but since that time I used the old way of making coffee. Just pouring near boiling water on the grounds, leaving them to stand for a couple of minutes and then pouring through a filter? \r\n\r\nSo I would like to know can anyone of you advice a good coffee maker, not expensive etc.

I can say only that cheap machines are cheap and a really good coffee maker will cost you more money? Have you ever tried Capresso Coffee Team? It's very convenient. See the topic about office coffee makers?

I have never liked combo machines like your Capresso Team. What will you do if your grinder brewer breaks?

I like Italian Lady Stovetop maker for 6 cups. Quite enough for our family, and the design is great

\r\n\r\nThe easiest and most inexpensive way to create a true espresso experience at home is with a moka pot or stovetop espresso maker.