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Coffee made with care is more than a pick-me-up. It makes the start of your day feel well-spent. It doesn’t matter if you drip, percolate, press (French or Aero), or cold brew—having the right coffee and gear to create that perfect cup is essential. Today is National Coffee Day, and while the coffee enthusiasts at Wirecutter don’t need a holiday to celebrate our morning fix, we welcome it. In the spirit of the day, we’ve found five deals on coffee and Wirecutter’s expert-approved coffee-gear picks.
OXO Brew 8-Cup Coffee Maker Deal price: $144 at checkout; street price: $175
What we like: Small countertop footprint and simple design. Brewed the fastest of all of our picks. Brewed coffee from this coffee maker offers more well-rounded flavor than coffee produced by our top pick. Can brew directly into a mug.
Other things to know: Lacks auto-brew function. No clock, no timer. Barebones but makes excellent coffee. Price reflected in cart. Offer only available for delivery. RedCard holders save an extra 5%.
Read our review of the best drip coffee maker.
OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder Deal price: $72 at checkout; street price: $100
What we like: A great option for drip or French-press coffee drinkers. The best model we tested in its price range. Uses a simple timer and a 12-ounce hopper that can be easily removed with the beans inside.
Other things to know: Doesn’t produce a grind that’s as even or fine as some of our other picks. Price reflected in cart. RedCard holders save an extra 5%.
Read our review of the best coffee grinder.
Atlas Coffee Club two-bag subscription Deal price: $14 with code WIRECUTTER22; street price: $28
What we like: Coffee subscriptions are a great gift for the coffee enthusiast in your life (even if it’s yourself). Atlas sources its beans from countries all over the world, such as Peru, Rwanda, and Papua New Guinea, and each bag includes a postcard with fun facts about the country’s coffee industry.
Other things to know: Your first two-bag subscription drops from $28 to $14 and free shipping with the code WIRECUTTER22. This deal matches previous promos we’ve posted.
Read our review of the best gifts for coffee lovers.
Espro P3 French Press (32-ounce) Deal price: $32 with code ROAST20; street price: $40
What we like: Bucket-shape double filter consistently brews flavorful, grit-free coffee. Glass beaker provides excellent insulation while remaining dishwasher safe and easy to clean.
Other things to know: 32-ounce size serves two to four. Use code ROAST20 for deal price.
Read our review of the best french press.
Cuisinart GK-1 Digital Gooseneck Kettle Deal price: $78; street price: $100
What we like: Accurate and fast. More comfortable to use than other similarly priced gooseneck kettles. Intuitive controls that allow you to adjust the water temperature in 5-degree increments. “Keep warm” setting holds the temperature for 30 minutes before automatically shutting off.
Other things to know: Recommended for preparing pour-over coffee or any brew that requires spot-on temperature accuracy.
Read our review of the best electric kettle.
This article was edited by Ignacia Fulcher.
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Dan Kim is a senior staff writer for the Deals Team at Wirecutter and has been covering everything related to deals since 2016. When he’s not hip-deep in the trenches combing through deals on our picks, he enjoys writing about video games, computers, gaming accessories, and tech that he can't afford.
Nathan Burrow is the senior deals editor at Wirecutter. He is an avid reader and a parent to a poorly behaved beagle mix. He resides in Kansas City (the Missouri one). He is a longtime content contributor for Wirecutter, and his work has also been featured in The New York Times.
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