Nice design,
nice coffee,
economical in terms of electricity consumption (450W),
no need for paper filter,
closes automatically

For the money, it is very good! I haven't used it many times, but whenever I needed it, it was perfect! Both the aroma of the coffee and the speed at which it produces the coffee are great!

I would prefer it to be slower in brewing speed, rather than lacking in the quality of the coffee it produces... Zero aroma, bad taste... Jacobs coffee (green) is exquisite.
Very fast, turns off by itself, tiny, makes exactly one (regular) cup of coffee, relatively easy to clean, and that's where the positives end.
I only found two negatives, but especially the fact that the coffee doesn't come out good in aroma or taste is the worst...
The second negative is the very small filter (none of the store-bought paper filters fit unless you cut and fold them enough), resulting in coffee grounds passing into the water compartment... a little inconvenience, of course, but for someone with a slight obsession (like me), it's annoying...
If you're not a lover of aroma and taste, it's a very good choice at a good price. It will quickly make something like coffee for you.

I have had it since 2017, it works daily making 1-2 cups of coffee.
For this use, it is a very decent choice. The only thing it has suffered is a little tear in the filter from years of use.
It has paid for itself and then some.

For coffee at home, we usually need 1 - 2 cups, so we bought this specific coffee maker. We had a Philips one from 1990 before, which was convenient because we would put in the coffee and water, press the button (thermal switch), and leave. It would make the coffee and stop on its own. This one makes the coffee in the same way, but now you have to be near it when the water runs out and you hear the steam, so you can stop it with the ON-OFF switch, otherwise... you have to go for another one. We lost our convenience.