Instant Pot Pod, 3-in-1 Espresso, K-Cup Pod and Ground Coffee Maker, From the Makers of Instant Pot with Reusable Coffee Pod for Ground Coffee, 2 to 12oz. Brew Sizes, 68oz Reservoir

This is my second Instant 3-1. My first lasted from 12/22 to 1/25, until both water pumps quit working. First it was the k-cup side which didn't bother me as much as I like my espresso in the morning.I called Instant company and they told me that they didn't handle replacement parts . Now, when I ordered another to replace my first one that had finally quit. I ran into some issues. The first machine came and had the same issue as the one that died, not pumping water. I sent it back and ordered a second. This machine had an internal leak that flooded my countertop so I sent it back and ordered again. When the 3rd delivery came, I was anxious as I was not wanting to have to send this back and find something totally different to get my mornings going. This machine worked, relieved. I hope this one lasts at least the duration of my first initial purchase . I love the fact that it takes espresso and k-cup pods for ease in getting my day started.

I bought this coffee maker about 14 months ago and up until 2 months ago it has been amazing. First the good - both the espresso and k-cup functions work really well. I haven't had any issues with any of the k-cups (both reusable/single use) or espresso pods. The reservoir is a perfect size, not too big or too small and it's removable. The coffee/espresso size options are also pretty versatile and will fit most coffee/espresso drinkers well. For the fact that it's dual use, the foot print is actually pretty small and although it might not be perfect for a small space it's efficient in size. The drip tray is removable to accommodate taller mugs/tumblers and the espresso pods get put in an internal waste basket that can be removed once it gets full. To access it you pull the espresso cup tray out. Now the not so good...its pretty loud. It's never been an issue for me, but it can be unpleasant. The cord is also ridiculously short. For an appliance that is going to be on a counter top, it's not so bad - but I have mine on a bar cart and it barely reaches the outlet that is lined up with the bar cart. Finally, and my biggest issue, is the unit started leaking. It looks like it leaks from the bottom of the reservoir where it connects to the machine and causes a mess on the floor. I tried descaling and it seemed to help the k-cup side, but it had no effect on dripping when I used the espresso side (could be a pressure thing?). About a month later and the k-cup side has started leaking profusely again. I've also noticed it leads to less coffee. I saw numerous other reviews that mentioned this and I do believe this comes from either a bad batch of parts, or some type of design flaw. I did reach out to the manufacturer and they are sending a replacement unit after sending a video of the leaking/proof of purchase. It seems it's kind of a mixed bag in terms of leaking. I would still highly recommend this, but just be aware that if you get leaking, you should reach out to the manufacturer immediately. If this unit was quieter and didn't have reliability problems it would be a solid 5/5. When it works, I love it! ***JUNE 2025 UPDATE*** After I got the replacement units things were working great until 2 days ago when it wouldn't brew any coffee or espresso. Additionally only the 2oz espresso and 8oz coffee lights blink. There was atleast one other person that left a review with the exact same issue. After having two defective units with two different problems I can't really recommend this anymore.

As a coffee lover who needs that perfect morning brew, I was on the hunt for a machine that could do it all—espresso, regular coffee, and not take up half my counter. Enter the Instant Pod Coffee Maker, and let me just say, it’s been a game-changer. First Impressions Right out of the box, the machine looks sleek and modern. It’s got a small footprint, which is great because my kitchen counter is already packed with too many gadgets. The controls are simple, and I had it set up in under five minutes (rare for me—I usually have to wrestle with manuals). Performance & Coffee Quality The best part? It takes both K-Cup pods and Nespresso capsules, so I can switch between a bold espresso shot and a full cup of coffee whenever I want. I’ve tried both, and honestly, I was surprised at how good the espresso was. The crema on top gives it that real café feel. The machine also lets you choose different cup sizes (from 2 oz to 12 oz), which is great because sometimes I just need a quick, strong shot, and other times, I want a big, comforting cup to sip on. It heats up fast—like under a minute—so no waiting around when you’re in a rush. Ease of Use & Cleaning Super simple to use—pop in a pod, press a button, and you’re good to go. One thing I really appreciate is the 68 oz water tank because I don’t have to refill it constantly. Also, it has a used capsule container, which makes clean-up easier (no fumbling around trying to fish out a hot pod). Cleaning is straightforward. I do a quick rinse cycle every few days and wipe it down, and so far, no issues. Any Downsides? If I had to nitpick, the machine is a bit loud when it brews. Not a dealbreaker, but if you have a light sleeper in the house, they might hear it. Also, it doesn’t have a built-in milk frother, so if you love lattes, you’ll need to get one separately. Final Verdict Overall, I’m really happy with this coffee maker. It saves space, gives me more options than a regular pod machine, and makes great coffee fast. If you love both espresso and drip coffee but don’t want multiple machines, this is 100% worth it.

La verdad que muy buena cafetera, una vez que seleccionas el tamaño de tu taza, te olvidas de detenerla para que no se tire el café

We are extreme coffee lovers here. My husband drinks a minimum of 6 cups of coffee a day. I personally enjoy 2 espressos and about a coffee or or two a day myself. So needless to say it gets overused. Our first one lasted us from April 2022 until May 2024 (2 good years). The machine would stop half way through making a coffee and was loud so we choose to retire it. We ordered one in the beginning of May 2024 that we had to return. The day it arrived I tried to make my espresso and found that it didn't work. The coffee side worked fine though. I instantly started the return process and sent it back the following day and awaited the refund to order again. Once the return was processed I reorder again. This third one is working perfectly. I am excited that I can have my espresso martini's again. 😁 What I like about this coffee maker is you can use k-cup pods, fresh coffee grounds and nespresso capsules without having to have 2 machines. I also like that it has a large 68oz water reservoir. I definitely recommend this Instant Pod, 3 in 1 coffee maker over keurig brand. Hoping this one lasts as long as our first one. 🤞 Update: I was less impressed this time around. It last from May 2024 until July 2025 unlike the first one I got the first time around. Also the machine was louder this time. Oh, and I had issues with the same coffee pods I've always used not fitting correctly and having the pods explode more often then not. I even tried different brands with the same issue. I haven't decided what kind or brand I am going to purchase next. But it won't be this one. However I do still like the Brand.

The coffee machine is good. Himanshu Gupta helped me set up my product without any difficulty. He was very informative and thorough with his demonstration. Thankyou

I received this coffee maker as a gift for my birthday in June of last year. It worked wonderfully for about 300 cups of coffee. When the machine starting flashing that it was time to be cleaned, I followed the instructions to the letter. There was absolutely no build up in the machine, the citric acid and water mix wasn't even the slightest bit cloudy. After the machine was "cleaned", it would no longer function on the k-cup side. The water seemed to bypass the k-cup so all I got was hot water. I called support thinking that maybe the machine was stuck in cleaning mode and that I needed to press some sequence of buttons to make it work. They told me that the machine must still be dirty and to clean the needles and run another batch of citric acid and water through the machine. Again I followed the instructions and the machine still did not work. I looked to the internet for help but no luck. Nothing anyone suggested fixed the machine. At this point I called the company back. They sent me a replacement. For about 3 months or 300 cups, the machine functioned perfectly. When it came time for a cleaning, the whole process repeated. Again I called the company. They replaced the machine again. I suggested that they should take the machines back as there was definately a manufacturer defect. I thought they might be interested in looking at their failed product so they could do better in the future. They were not interested. 300 cups later, here I am again in the same situation. Only now my warranty has run out. I have purchased a different brand of coffee maker now. In case Instant Pot is interested, my husband took the last machine apart (I knew it wouldn't be covered as I was about 2 weeks past my warranty...the company made that quite clear) and he found the problem. Now all of these machines are headed to our local landfill...what a waste. This company should be ashamed for making such garbage.

The coffee machine performs well—for as long as it lasts. Unfortunately, mine functioned without issues for less than two years, and that’s when the experience changed entirely. Frootle India, the authorised service partner for the Instant brand, is causing significant damage to the brand’s reputation in India. The parent company and global leadership would do well to review the impact this partnership is having on customer trust. The customer service experience has been exceptionally poor. My machine stopped working in August 2025, and for the past four months it has been shuttled back and forth to the Mumbai service centre. Each time it has been returned to me as a “repaired” unit, I’ve discovered new damage—including a broken fascia, water tank, drip tray, upper lid clutch, and issues with the water pump, among others. Given the extent of mishandling, I requested a replacement as a goodwill gesture. This was declined on the grounds that it is “against their policy,” despite the clear evidence of service negligence. My advice to those interested in buying the machine would be to “use and throw” and not expect any service.