Aromaboy

Such a cute little coffee maker , doesn’t take up space on the counter . Very efficient . Lovely retro style . Can do up to two cups of coffee . So if you want to have more than two cups better to upgrade to a bigger one but for me it’s more than enough . No coffee can go waste .

I recently started using the Melitta Aroma Boy small filter coffee machine, and it has genuinely transformed my daily routine. This compact and efficient machine brews a perfect cup of coffee every time, making my mornings smoother and more enjoyable. The design is sleek and fits perfectly in my kitchen without taking up much space. Its user-friendly interface makes it incredibly easy to operate, even on groggy mornings. I love the programmable timer feature, which allows me to wake up to the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee. The quality of the coffee is exceptional, with a rich, full-bodied flavor that rivals more expensive models. The machine's quick brewing time is another standout feature, ensuring I never have to wait long for my caffeine fix. Cleaning and maintenance are a breeze, thanks to the removable parts and straightforward design. Overall, the Melitta Aroma Boy small filter coffee machine has become an indispensable part of my daily life, enhancing both my mornings and my overall productivity. Highly recommended for anyone seeking convenience and quality in their coffee routine.

Love this little coffee machine I have limited kitchen worktop space.. it's so cute works well and just enough for one good size coffee, would definitely recommend..

This really small coffee maker is ideal for one standard mug, filling it to maximum on the machine scale. Unlike my previous large machine there is no coffee poured down the sink. Note : be aware of the " with filters " option. They are massive and totally the wrong size. The machine takes size 100 filters, so shop around for filters and just buy the machine

Perfect for that one cup! It saves me half- filling a kettle for a cup of coffee. Its a wonderful little coffee maker. I had 2 reasons for buying it 1 economical and fast. 2 It uses filters, which i have reverted to, to fight the cholesterol battle. And the coffee still tastes good.

If you just want one mug of black coffee in the morning without much fuss, the AromaBoy does the job. It’s compact, simple to use, and brews quickly. Great for small kitchens or solo setups. That said, the build quality feels basic, plasticy and the glass jug does not feel the most robust, which seems quite. While the coffee it can make is decent, it lacks the depth you’d get from more premium machines like a Moccamaster, or indeed a manual pourover like a V60. Filters can also be a bit tricky to source. It’s cute and functional, just don’t expect premium results.

Fabulous little coffee filter machine. I use it on a daily basis and it's ideal for one person, don't be mislead by the 2 cups that means 2 regular coffee cups but it's the perfect amount for 1 mug of coffee.

This honest review is for the smallest, the 2 cup wonder of the Melitta Aromaboy (beige) range. Firstly, it was really good to find a two cup machine with a hot plate, so that in itself is a plus. As you would expect from the brand, looks and performs well, and the end result is two cups of good fresh coffee. But, as ever, it’s all in the detail. Setting it up with water and coffee is easy and accurate, but the whole jug and filter assembly leaves something to be desired. If, like me, you are used to the filter part remaining attached to the upper part, you are going get a surprise. The filter component sits loose on the jug, resulting in a rather “rattling” affair as you extricate the jug from the rest of the machine. Simply put, the coffee filter holder comes out with the jug. Included is a separate “plug” to keep the heat in once the filter part has been removed, almost as an apology. Don’t get me wrong, I’ll work with what they give me, but for the sake of an extra £10, they could have come up with a perfect machine to match the perfect cup of coffee. The overall feeling is of a “budget” machine, but if they ever come out with a more well thought out two cupper, I’ll be the first to jump on it.