The Bottom Line
Pros
- Makes fresh coffee quickly
- Larger water tank capacity
- Adjustable brewing amounts
- Lit LED display
Cons
- Only takes pods
- A little loud
Description
- Made by Philips
- Takes pre-packed coffee pods
- Can brew one or two cups at a time
- Cost: approximately $130
- Comes in a new chrome finish
Guide Review - Senseo Supreme Coffee Maker
I covered all the basic functions of the original Senseo a while ago, so you can read that review for an outline on how the machine works.The new Senseo Supreme has lots of new features that just add to the usability of this coffee maker.
This model gives you more control over how much coffee you brew. The original allowed 1 or 2 cups, whereas the Supreme still allows you that choice, but then also gives you the control to change the amount per cup. Very handy if you have odd-sized mugs. There is a nice LED display for this.
The spout is adjustable too, also great if you have tall cups. The water tank is larger than the basic Senseo, so you don't have to refill it as often. The LED display will warn you when the level is getting too low.
Overall, the Senseo Supreme is an improvement over the original with great new features. You still get the same fast, fresh coffee with that amazing froth layer.
