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I tested the Ninja DualBrew a year ago — and it’s still the most versatile coffee maker I've used

The Ninja Prestige DualBrew System packs a full drip coffee maker and espresso machine into one package, and it's now at its lowest-ever price on Amazon.

I tested the Ninja DualBrew a year ago — and it’s still the most versatile coffee maker I've used

A year ago, I had the opportunity to test the Ninja DualBrew System, and it continues to be one of the most versatile coffee makers I've ever used. Once known primarily for air fryers and smoothie machines, Ninja now offers this all-in-one coffee station at a discounted price of £169.99 on Amazon, down from its original £249.99.

The DualBrew System excels in versatility, brewing both drip coffee and espresso. Its standout feature is the drip coffee maker on the left-hand side, which includes two filter baskets for adjustable brew sizes, a timer, and a smart hotplate that maintains your drink's temperature without overcooking it. This is a significant improvement over other premium coffee makers with insulated carafes, as it does not leave the coffee tasting stale.

The espresso component uses coffee pods, specifically Nespresso Original-style capsules, making it more accessible and less limited to Nespresso's specific blends. This versatility comes at a great value, as the system is now £80 off ahead of the October Amazon Prime Day sale. Additional features like a fold-down drip tray for regular or travel mugs, a drip-stop valve to prevent spills, and an adjustable drip tray height add to the user-friendly design.

While the fold-out milk frother is just an electric whisk and requires specific pouring techniques, the DualBrew System remains a fantastic choice for diverse coffee preferences. For those considering whether the DualBrew System suits their needs, a full review and comparisons with other De Longhi coffee makers are available, along with Prime Day deals on these models.

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