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$149.99: Breville Precision Brewer Drip Coffee Maker (BDC400BSS, Glass Carafe) at Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Breville Precision Brewer Drip Coffee Maker (BDC400BSS, Glass Carafe) for $149.99.
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$149.96 lower (50% savings) than the list price of $299.95
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Breville Precision Brewer Drip Coffee Maker (BDC400BSS, Glass Carafe) for $149.99.
Shipping is free.
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$149.96 lower (50% savings) than the list price of $299.95
200+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B07DMBYH4S [amazon.com]
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Shipping is free.
Price
$149.96 lower (50% savings) than the list price of $299.95
200+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B07DMBYH4S [amazon.com]
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Breville Precision Brewer stands out for precise temperature control and strong brew quality, especially for full pots and larger batches. The brew temperature, bloom time, and flow rate get high marks, and the machine can automatically adjust for single cup or smaller volumes under 4 cups. It also runs well day after day, with hot coffee holding for several hours in the steel carafe version. The main drawbacks are the need to measure and refill carefully, leftover water in the basket, and a glass carafe that may not keep coffee as hot.
daily coffee drinkers who want consistent full-pot quality because the thermo block + pump setup gives very similar full-pot results to other premium models, and commenters specifically praised the brew temperature, bloom time, and flow rate.
owners who are okay measuring and refilling water for each brew because the machine requires exact refill for each brew (and commenters noted you can't just rely on a reservoir without measuring).
people brewing smaller amounts (under 4 cups / 20oz) because the brewer recognizes the SINGLE CUP/SMALLER VOLUMES range and automatically adjusts brew settings for better tasting coffee.
single-serve users who pour cold water from the fridge/filter because one commenter said for single serve around the 4-cup line it can taste too cold unless you use room-temperature water.
buyers who want to avoid leftover water in the filter basket because one commenter reported that when drip stop activates there's leftover water in the basket (e.g., 10oz input yielding only ~7-8oz coffee), which led them to return the unit.
people who don't want to measure and refill daily because the removable reservoir and limited brew capability (only about 1/4 of the carafe) means you have to measure/refill each day and overfilling can dilute the coffee.
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I'm asking in earnest, other than price, why would you go with the Ninja? I have no need for the dual brew feature. If it's better for brewing coffee, I'd go with the Ninja.
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