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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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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.

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Oct 17, 2025 1:47 PM
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i4k20cOct 17, 2025 1:47 PM
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can you make single serve in this ? like just 12 oz or 16 oz?
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Quote from i4k20c View quoted comment :
can you make single serve in this ? like just 12 oz or 16 oz?
Looks so

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SINGLE CUP/SMALLER VOLUMES (LESS THAN 4 CUPS, 20OZ) 1. Your Breville Precision Brewer will recognize when the brewer has less than 4 cups (20oz) of water & will adjust the brew settings, automatically, to make the best possible tasting coffee. Fill your cup with fresh cold water and then pour it into the water tank, ensuring the water level stays below the SINGLE CUP line.
Oct 17, 2025 2:51 PM
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I have this coffee maker and use it daily.. going strong for 2 years now.. i just set it to gold standard and brew away.
if you look this up on you tube there is a good review from James Hoffmann.
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Oct 17, 2025 3:26 PM
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chillburgerOct 17, 2025 3:26 PM
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I've had the stainless steel carafe version for about 4 years and use it every single day. I don't know if I'd want a glass carafe personally.
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MrKrokodilDundeeOct 17, 2025 3:42 PM
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Had this for quite awhile now. It is often compared against the technivorm moccamaster in reviews. This one has less plastic surfaces compared to Technivorm.

Here's my take on this: if you make single serve(4 cup line) , ensure that the water is not cold from your fridge/filter when you load it into the reservoir. It heats up but it also adjusts the temp to where it's safe to drink and it is too cold for me. I've not had issues with room temp water. Works even better when you make more than the 4 cup line.
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Quote from chillburger View quoted comment :
I've had the stainless steel carafe version for about 4 years and use it every single day. I don't know if I'd want a glass carafe personally.
Same here. The steel one doesn't have a carafe warmer, but the coffee stays hot for several hours. Not sure if the glass one has a warmer. If not, I doubt the coffee would stay as hot as the steel carafe
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mitsosOct 18, 2025 4:45 PM
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Is it programmable?

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Oct 21, 2025 11:33 AM
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lindseyp2655Oct 21, 2025 11:33 AM
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Almost all coffee makers use a coil boiler using the boil pressure as means of delivering water. Best consistent quality brew is done through Thermo block (like espresso machine) and pump that this machine has. I ran A/B of this against Ninja Hot and Cold that also has Thermo block and pump. Very similar full pot quality. Breville made inferior cup or travel mug I think because it achieves #4 cone brew using a removable adapter inside the large flat bottom basket. It advantage over Ninja is temp control. Ninja meters water based on setting size and strength; Breville brews all of what's in the tank, requires exact refill for each brew. Ninja makes 5 size cup/pot 4 strengths and cold brew. But Breville is good machine.
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Is it programmable?
Extremely! Brew temperature, bloom time, flow rate. Very good 👍.
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i4k20cOct 21, 2025 2:28 PM
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Quote from lindseyp2655 View quoted comment :
Almost all coffee makers use a coil boiler using the boil pressure as means of delivering water. Best consistent quality brew is done through Thermo block (like espresso machine) and pump that this machine has. I ran A/B of this against Ninja Hot and Cold that also has Thermo block and pump. Very similar full pot quality. Breville made inferior cup or travel mug I think because it achieves #4 cone brew using a removable adapter inside the large flat bottom basket. It advantage over Ninja is temp control. Ninja meters water based on setting size and strength; Breville brews all of what's in the tank, requires exact refill for each brew. Ninja makes 5 size cup/pot 4 strengths and cold brew. But Breville is good machine.
how do you compare this against the braun multiserve?
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gabe23111Oct 21, 2025 7:24 PM
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Is this the best option sub $200? I primarily brew single cups (mostly 12-16oz) but like having the option for a carafe for the rare times I want a larger brew.

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spidpooyOct 21, 2025 9:41 PM
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I would get the ninja model which is on sale at Costco for $100 instead of this
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Quote from spidpooy View quoted comment :
I would get the ninja model which is on sale at Costco for $100 instead of this
Are you referring to this one [costco.com]?


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.
Oct 23, 2025 1:03 PM
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lindseyp2655Oct 23, 2025 1:03 PM
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Quote from i4k20c View quoted comment :
can you make single serve in this ? like just 12 oz or 16 oz?
Yes but it's tricky: Because it is a large flat basket filter holder, it uses a #4 cone adapter . When the automatic drip stop activates after brewing, more than a little water is left in bottom of basket. You'd think pour 10oz of water in for a 10oz cup but you'd end up with just 7-8oz of coffee and have to dump basket out. Part of why I returned.

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Oct 23, 2025 1:05 PM
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Quote from i4k20c View quoted comment :
how do you compare this against the braun multiserve?
Don't have experience with that machine.

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