The one machine for a solo mug or a full carafe
- Scoop ground coffee into the single-serve side for up to 14 oz. or use the carafe side for up to 12 cups.
- AutoPause & Pour lets you take a cup while the carafe is still filling.
This Hamilton Beach coffee maker covers both morning routines in one footprint. Use the single-serve side when you want up to 14 oz. for a travel mug, or brew as many as 12 cups on the carafe side when you have company.
The single-serve side works with the included mesh scoop and ground coffee, so you won't need pods. That means less packaging to buy and toss, and you can use whatever beans you already keep on hand.
We'd consider this a smart pick if you switch between solo days and hosting without wanting two appliances on the counter. It's also a reasonable option if you want a quick pour before the pot finishes, since AutoPause & Pour lets you grab a cup mid-brew.
What the $61.70 price gets you today
At $61.70, you're paying $22.99 less than the typical price of $84.69 over the last 90 days. That's about 27% off what this model usually goes for.
That comparison is against the typical price over the last 90 days, not a previous selling price. It's a straightforward discount on what this brewer has typically cost lately.
| Offer detail | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Amazon price | $61.70 |
| Customer rating | 4.5 |
| Customer reviews | 53795 |
| Typical price over 90 days | $84.69 |
| Difference | $22.99 (27 percent) |
Fit on your counter and daily upkeep
This is a full-size 12-cup machine, so it needs real counter space. The two separate water reservoirs each have their own window, which helps you fill the right side without guessing. You'll want to check the height under your cabinets before buying, especially if you plan to brew into a tall travel mug.
The carafe side keeps coffee warm for up to 2 hours and then shuts off on its own. That automatic shutoff is a quiet convenience if you tend to leave the house wondering whether you turned the pot off.
Both sides take ground coffee, and the single-serve side is not compatible with K-Cup pods. That's the main ongoing cost to plan for: you'll buy loose coffee instead of pods.
When this two-way brewer is the wrong fit
Skip this if you want pod convenience and nothing else. The single-serve side uses a scoop and ground coffee, so it won't work with K-Cup pods.
If your counter is tight or you only ever brew one size, a dedicated single-serve or 12-cup machine may suit you better. This one earns its space by doing both.
Product details
| Model | 49933 |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Size | 12 Cup |
