Cuisinart Single-Serve Coffee Maker with 72-Ounce Reservoir
Whether you’re kickstarting your day or winding down with an evening brew, the Cuisinart SS-10WP1 ensures every cup meets your exact taste. This fully automatic, single-serve coffee maker offers precise temperature control, a selection of beverage sizes from 4 to 12 ounces, and an integrated hot water dispenser for soup, tea, or cocoa. The unit is compatible with any single-serve pod, including Keurig® K-Cup® pods, and comes with a reusable filter for ground coffee, giving you full control over every brew. The backlit LCD, programmable settings, and easy-clean rinse function simplify your routine while maintaining premium performance.
Product Highlights & Features
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✔️ Single-Serve Convenience – Brews one cup at a time with no waste or mess
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✔️ Pod & Ground Compatible – Use any brand of K-Cup pods or your favorite ground coffee with the included reusable filter
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✔️ Five Brew Sizes – Choose between 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12 oz servings
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✔️ Large 72 oz Reservoir – Fewer refills needed for multiple cups
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✔️ Adjustable Temperature Control – Customize the heat level of your beverages
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✔️ Hot Water Button – Instantly dispense hot water for tea, oatmeal, or soup
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✔️ Auto On/Off Programmability – Set your brew time and conserve energy
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✔️ Rinse Feature – Cleans brew chamber at the press of a button
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✔️ Travel Mug Friendly – Removable drip tray accommodates larger cups
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✔️ Backlit Blue LCD Display – Easy-to-read interface for all your settings
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✔️ Charcoal Water Filter Included – Ensures cleaner, better-tasting coffee
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✔️ BPA-Free Construction – Built with safety and quality in mind
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
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| Brand | Cuisinart |
| Model Number | SS-10WP1 |
| Color | White |
| Coffee Input Type | K-Cup pods & ground coffee (via filter) |
| Brew Sizes | 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 oz |
| Reservoir Capacity | 72 ounces |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) | 11.03″ x 9.33″ x 12.13″ |
| Weight | 11.48 lbs (5.22 kg) |
| Display | Backlit Blue LCD |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Programmable Settings | Auto On/Off, Brew Temp, Cup Size |
| Additional Features | Hot Water Button, Rinse Function, Drip Tray |
| Reusable Filter Included | Yes (HomeBarista Filter Cup) |
| Dishwasher Safe Parts | No |
| Warranty | Limited 3-Year Warranty |
Final Verdict
The Cuisinart SS-10WP1 offers an excellent balance of flexibility, quality, and ease of use. From its wide compatibility with K-Cup pods and ground coffee to its spacious water reservoir and precise temperature settings, it’s built for coffee drinkers who value both convenience and customization. With thoughtful additions like a rinse feature, travel mug compatibility, and programmable brewing, it stands out as a smart investment for any kitchen or office. If you’re looking for a single-serve system that delivers reliability and rich flavor with minimal hassle, this is a machine worth considering.
Chas –
Much Better Than the Leading Brand of Pod Coffee Makers
I have had several over the years pod coffee makers from the leading brand. In the past they performed very well and lasted years. Recently I have had nothing but problems with those pod makers lasting just over a year and then they stop working. After having two of them last only 1 year I decided to try another brand. That’s what lead me to give the Cuisinart a try. I can’t vouch for the longevity yet but the functionality of the machine is so much better than the leading brand. It works totally different and I like it much better. It is much faster making successive cups than the other brand. It is also better built right down to the needles that puncture the coffee pod. It is better looking too. I would say the coffee is as good or a tad better than the leading brand pod maker. The lid mechanism is very strong. The function settings are very easy to set. It does have a blue display screen that looks nice but they need to add contrast to the lettering to make it a bit easier to read. One other addition for future models would be some kind of illumination in the water tank making it easier to tell the water level. Out of the box I love this machine much better than the other brand function wise. If it hold up that will be the icing on the cake.UPDATE: ALL OWNERS OF THIS MACHINE PLEASE READ: I too at times as some reviewers have stated have encountered the top punched hole on the top of the K-pod being punched larger than normal by the closing of the lid by the machine causing some grounds to come out of the pod into the coffee. I have found a simple solution that requires no altering or tampering with the machine. Here is what I do and so far no more grounds spilling out. I have gone through dozens of pods with no problems. When placing the K-pod in the machine receptacle use both thumbs on each side of the K-pod and press it down until to hear the distinct snap of the bottom of the pod being punctured by the needle. After that just close the lid as usual. Problem solved. I have made dozens and dozens of cups of coffee and the top hole punched by the machine is perfect with no enlargement or tears.
26 people found this helpful
TheWayTheWay –
Nice color!
First time using this brand coffee machine. The first one I ordered didn’t work so I had to send it back however they had the replacement delivered within two days. So far it is working fine, love the light color. FYI, the filter seemed to make the machine stall, so I just took it out as I already use filtered water for the machine and work fine.
One person found this helpful
Amazon Customer –
Good Coffee maker for sure
I had a Old Cuisinart Coffee Maker Single Serve for 12 years. So, I keep on using the same brand .
Jonnie ZJonnie Z –
THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN ONE MINUTE
Approximately 12 years ago before the Christmas holidays, Keurig flooded the TV air waves with commercials for their new K cup pod coffee maker that quickly brewed one cup of coffee. I liked the concept but never heard of Keurig and had no idea who they were or if they were a legitimate company or merely a scam so I didn’t buy their coffee maker.On January 5, 2011 I was shopping in Costco and saw a Cuisinart K cup coffee maker. Having a Cuisinart food processor, can opener, toaster and conventional coffee maker I was familiar with the company and the fine quality of their products. It used the K pods that the other company’s coffee maker used. It was love at first site and I bought the Cuisinart SS780PC coffee maker for $164.99. I loved that coffee maker and used her to pleasure myself every day and some days two, three and more times a day. We’ll here it is 11+ years later and she started to wear out from old age. The pump was sluggish and would no longer pump out a full 12 ounce mug of coffee. I sip and savor every one of those perfectly brewed 12 ounces of coffee. So I felt let me buy the current Cuisinart replacement for the model SS780PC I presently had and I went directly to Amazon and found the SS10 Cuisinart coffee maker and bought it immediately for $139.95. I was impressed with the voluminous number of 5 star reviews and I never pay any mind to an occasional 1 or 2 star review. Negative people write negative reviews and attempt to punish the manufacturer for mishaps caused by their own ignorance. Case in point splashing on the counter top. Possibly Sir Issac Newton could explain it better but if common sense prevailed there would be no splashing on the counter top. When a liquid drips from a higher point down to a standing liquid at a lower point the drops that are standing will splash up from being hit by the falling drops from above, especially if you use a shallow low sided tea cup. If a couple drops splash wipe it up with a paper towel, it’s not the fault of Cuisinart and it’s no big deal. Certainly not rocket science but basic rules of gravity. This new model does not have the blue light illuminatIng the water reservoir when water is low and has two heat settings HOT and VERY HOT rather than multiple degree settings. The engineers at Cuisinart realized these two features are not critical and designed a much better coffee maker for a $25 lower price eleven years after their original model was manufactured I loved my SS780PC but will have a torrid romance with this SS10. It is well designed and attractive, aesthetically adds to the beauty of my custom designed and handsomely decorated gourmet kitchen. I turn it on and immediately the open head icon illuminates, I put in aK pod and in less than one minute I’m sipping a 12 ounce mug of freshly brewed delicious and satisfying coffee. On top of that Cuisinart gives you a three year warranty. Talk about a manufacturer having faith in their product’s quality. I’m so glad I was skeptical years ago and never bought a Keurig. My old Cuisinart gave me 11 years of faithful service and I’m looking forward to a very long and enjoyable relationship with my new SS10.If you’re looking to buy a K pod single serve coffee brewer, don’t waste any more time looking. BUY this one it looks great, represents EXCELLENT VALUE, will brew you an EXCELLENT CUP OF COFFEE in a minute, is covered by Cuisinart’s 3 year warranty and Amazon will deliver it to your front door. GREAT PRICE, GREAT VALUE, GREAT SERVICE who could ask for more.
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alice centeno-krupp –
Cuisinart k-pod coffee maker
This is the worst coffee makerNo matter how much I try either using the kids or making my own it comes out badMaybe it’s because the water doesn’t get hot enough but it’s the worst purchase I’ve ever gotten from cuisinart.
book a day reader –
love this single-serve coffee maker (second I’ve owned)
I felt compelled to write a review because as I was reading some other reviews, I felt like some are nitpicking at details that, in the long run, shouldn’t dramatically impact your coffee making experience with this machine.I purchased my first Cuisinart single serve coffee maker about 5 years ago – upgraded after many years of keurig brand single serve makers mostly because I am bougie and wanted my coffee maker to match my other Cuisinart countertop appliances. But also, I have trust in the Cuisinart name. The only reason I decided to get a new one is because I use my single serve basically every single day and I am lazy and didn’t descale/clean my maker as consistently as I should have. The build-up eventually will become noticeable as your coffee flavors get dulled and, by that point, there’s only so much you can do to try to give it a good cleaning. So first piece of advice, clean ya coffee maker.I got this second one while it was on sale for a terrific price although at the “normal” price as it is without a sale is still less than what I recall paying those years ago.The various options of settings is what makes this a *chef’s kiss* product for me. I love that I can set this to: turn on and off at the times I want; use a default cup size (12 oz for me) ; and temp. It is ready to go from the minute it turns on, starting right up and brewing that pod immediately. Some reviews mention that it’s loud, it splashes, it continues to drip after it finishes brewing. I don’t find this machine super loud at all, it does make a low-level whirring, whooshing sound, but it’s a machine, I don’t expect it to be silent. It will splash back a bit on the machine as it brews, but again, it’s brewing liquid into a cup, splashing is going to happen. The dripping after brewing seems normal, a few drips to finish off the brewing cycle, leave your cup there for an extra 5 seconds and you’ll capture those drips. Be gentle when you are opening/closing the pod holder part … an easy push down will still pierce the top and hopefully prevent it from blowing out a big hole that winds up spreading coffee grounds everywhere.Yes, I do have an issue using travel mugs with this machine – it’s the one drawback that I will absolutely concede is a con to this product. None of my standard travel size containers will fit under the brewing mechanism. Your only option is to brew into a regular coffee mug and then pour that into your travel cup – annoying, but I have done this a more than a few occasions.I try to use the reusable pod for the majority of my brewing (that reusable pod is included) to reduce on waste. For my overall, day-to-day, needs this maker totally does the job.
27 people found this helpful
CowboyLuver –
Hot Coffee!!
I’m glad i got rid of my Keurig. This works much better. I actually get hot coffee and the coffee maker doesn’t take 3 mins to heat up. It’s instant. Not to mention this maker is smaller and looks better on your counter.
Fred –
Awesome coffee machine.
We have used this coffee maker since 2019 in an office setting. It is flogged daily by multiple users in that office setting. Works harder than half the people using it. Simply amazing. If it ever dies we want another one.
DCD –
Toss the Keurig. This is better.
Bought this 5 years ago and still going strong. Love this machine. I had been through 3 Keurigs, and when the last one broke, I said, “never again.” Glad I made the switch. No amount of maintenance could save the Keurigs I had. They all would eventually fill my cups with grounds and flood out the Kcup, despite descaling and all kinds of efforts to make it stop. With this Cuisinart, I like that you can brew at a higher temp, and make cups as small as 4 ounces and as larger. Also like that coffee comes out stronger than it did with the other machines.
Jane M –
Better than Keurig
Ok, giving it five stars because this is the first day. Right away this makes hotter, stronger coffee and bigger cups than my last three Keurig machines. Like the choices in the menu. The only downside side is I wish they (and many other makers) would add a handle to the water reservoir. That would make it easier for us old folks to manage it. Will update after I have used it a few months.