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A coffee maker earns its place on the counter in the first ten minutes of the day. The right Gourmia coffee maker depends on who is drinking and how rushed the morning is: a family of four that needs a full pot before school has different needs from one person grabbing a single mug before a commute, and a small apartment kitchen cannot give up the counter space a larger brewer needs. Programming, pods and fresh grinding all solve different morning problems.

According to the listings, the Gourmia range here covers four brewing styles plus a kettle. There are three drip coffee makers: a 12-cup model with a glass carafe, a 12-cup model with a thermal carafe and a single serve pod option, and a compact 5-cup model. There is a 10-cup grind and brew machine with a built-in grinder, and an electric moka pot for strong, espresso-style coffee without a stove. Rounding out the list is a digital glass electric kettle with temperature presets, which is not a coffee maker on its own but a useful companion for pour-over coffee or tea.

Gourmia Coffee Maker Lineup at a Glance

Gourmia Coffee Maker
Gourmia Coffee Maker

Best for: Mixed households of pot and pod drinkers

Pros

  • 12-cup thermal carafe
  • Single serve 6-14 oz pods
  • Brew Later programming

Cons

  • Largest power draw at 1600W
Model Type Capacity Key convenience feature
Drip Coffee Maker, 12-Cup, Glass Carafe Drip 12 cups One-touch, pause and serve
Coffee Maker, 12-Cup and Single Serve Drip plus pod 12 cups or 6-14 oz Thermal carafe, Brew Later
Drip Coffee Maker, 5-Cup, Glass Carafe Drip 5 cups 24-hour Brew Later
Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker Moka pot Up to 6 shots, 10 oz Cordless base
10 Cup Grind and Brew Drip with grinder 10 cups Grinds whole beans
Electric Glass Kettle GDK2365 Kettle 1.7L 6 temperature presets

The Models in Detail

Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker, 12-Cup, Glass Carafe Adjustable 4-Hour Keep Warm + Freshness Timer

Check price on Amazon 4.6 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker
Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker

Best for: Dorms, apartments and small offices

Pros

  • Compact 9 x 6 x 10 in
  • 24-hour Brew Later
  • Keep warm 30 min to 4 hrs

Cons

  • Only 5 cups per pot
Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker
Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker

Best for: Families wanting one-touch morning pots

Pros

  • 12-cup glass carafe
  • One-touch operation
  • Pause and serve

Cons

  • No programmable timer listed
  • Warming plate, not thermal

The Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker, 12-Cup Capacity, Glass Carafe is the most straightforward brewer here. It has one-touch operation, a 12-cup glass carafe, pause and serve so you can pour mid-brew, and a nonstick keep warm plate that holds temperature until you switch the machine off. A transparent water window helps prevent overfilling, and the carafe and removable filter basket wash by hand.

It draws 900 watts, uses paper filters and measures 10 by 7.5 by 12 inches at 3 pounds. The listing does not mention a timer or programmable start, so you press the button each morning. This Gourmia 12 cup drip coffee maker suits a family or shared household where someone is up first and a full pot disappears by 8 am. Because the warming plate stays on until you turn it off, get into the habit of switching it off when the pot is finished.

Gourmia Coffee Maker, 12-Cup and Single Serve, Thermal Carafe Fold-Away Shelf + Pause & Serve

Check price on Amazon 3.2 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

The Gourmia Coffee Maker, 12-Cup and Single Serve is the most flexible machine in the range. It brews 2 to 12 cups of ground coffee into a double-wall stainless steel thermal carafe, or a 6 to 14 oz single serving from a pod; the listing says it is K-Cup compatible. A digital display shows the time, brew size and settings, and Brew Later lets you schedule the carafe.

A fold-away shelf positions a mug for single serve or folds up for taller travel mugs, and pause and serve works when brewing a carafe. The thermal carafe keeps coffee hot without a warming plate, so the last cup does not taste stewed. Specs also mention adjustable brew strength and a reusable filter, and power is 1600 watts. This Gourmia single serve coffee maker suits a home where one person wants a full pot on weekends and another grabs a single pod cup before work, or a small office.

Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker, 5-Cup, Glass Carafe Fast, Simple Brewing — One-touch operation makes it easy to brew your

Check price on Amazon 4.0 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

The Gourmia Drip Coffee Maker, 5-Cup Capacity, Glass Carafe is built for small spaces. It measures 9 by 6 by 10 inches and weighs about 3 pounds. Brew Later can be programmed up to 24 hours ahead, and the hot plate keep warm is adjustable from 30 minutes to 4 hours, with a freshness timer that tracks how long ago the pot was brewed.

Pause and serve with auto-stop drip, a clear water window, #2 cone filter compatibility, a dishwasher-safe glass carafe and auto shut-off round it out. It draws 700 watts. This Gourmia 5 cup coffee maker suits a dorm room, a studio apartment or a home office where one or two people drink coffee and counter space is tight. For larger households, a 5-cup pot means brewing twice. If you are comparing compact programmable brewers more broadly, our programmable coffee maker guide is a helpful companion read.

Gourmia Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker, No Stovetop Needed

Check price on Amazon 4.1 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

Gourmia Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker
Gourmia Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker

Best for: Strong coffee for one or two

Pros

  • Up to 6 shots, 3 with sieve
  • Cordless 360-degree base
  • Beechwood cool-touch handle

Cons

  • 10 oz max fill
  • Not a pump espresso machine

The Gourmia Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker brews up to 6 shots of Italian-style coffee on a 550W electric base, with no stovetop needed. An included reduction sieve lets you brew 3 shots instead. The pot is food-grade aluminum with a 10 oz maximum water fill and a cool-touch beechwood handle, and it lifts off a detachable 360-degree cordless base for pouring.

It includes a funnel filter, flat filter, reduction sieve and silicone seal, all of which rinse with warm water. It measures 6 by 6 by 11 inches and weighs 16 ounces. As general background, a moka pot makes strong, concentrated coffee using steam pressure, which is not the same as the higher pressure of a pump espresso machine, so expect bold coffee rather than café-style crema. The Gourmia electric moka pot suits one or two people who like strong coffee or want a base for homemade lattes.

Gourmia 10 Cup Grind and Brew Coffee Maker Built-In Grinder for Fresh Flavor

Check price on Amazon 4.3 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

Best for: Whole-bean drinkers wanting fresh grounds

Pros

  • Built-in grinder
  • 3 brew strengths
  • Programmable display

Cons

  • 17 in. tall, check cabinet clearance

The Gourmia 10 Cup Grind & Brew coffee maker grinds whole beans just before brewing. The title calls the grinder a built-in burr grinder, and the listing says you can adjust grind size, brew strength (three settings) and cup quantity. A programmable digital display lets you set a brew time in advance, and pause and serve, keep warm and auto shut-off are included.

It brews up to 10 cups at 1000 watts, accepts whole beans or pre-ground coffee, uses paper filters and carries a 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty. At 12 by 8 by 17 inches, it is the tallest machine here, so measure the gap under your cabinets. The Gourmia grind and brew suits whole-bean drinkers who want fresh grounds without a separate grinder on the counter. Our grind and brew coffee maker guide covers what to expect from this style of machine.

Gourmia Electric Glass Kettle, 1.7L, Digital Display Precision brewing with 6 one-touch presets

Check price on Amazon 4.1 out of 5 — average from Amazon buyers

Best for: Tea drinkers and pour-over coffee fans

Pros

  • 6 temperature presets
  • 7L capacity
  • 3-hour keep warm

Cons

  • Not a coffee maker on its own

The Gourmia Electric Glass Kettle, model GDK2365, holds 1.7 liters and has six one-touch presets: Delicate Tea, Green Tea, White Tea, Oolong Tea, Coffee and Boil/Black Tea. A touchscreen and LED display show real-time water temperature and let you adjust heat. It includes a removable stainless steel infuser for loose-leaf tea or tea bags, and the listing says it can also steep medium-coarse to coarse coffee grounds.

The kettle lifts off a powered 360-degree swivel base, and keep warm holds your selected temperature for up to 3 hours when returned to the base. This Gourmia electric kettle is the companion piece: it suits a tea drinker in a coffee household, or someone who prefers manual pour-over and wants the Coffee preset for water at the right temperature.

Matching a Model to Your Setup

  • Family of four, one full pot every weekday morning: the Drip Coffee Maker, 12-Cup, Glass Carafe.
  • One pod drinker and one pot drinker under the same roof: the Coffee Maker, 12-Cup and Single Serve.
  • Studio apartment or dorm with little counter space: the Drip Coffee Maker, 5-Cup, set to Brew Later the night before.
  • Strong coffee for two or a latte base: the Electric Moka Pot Espresso Maker.
  • Whole-bean fan who wants coffee ready at wake-up: the 10 Cup Grind and Brew.
  • Tea drinker, or a pour-over routine alongside a drip machine: the Electric Glass Kettle.

Before You Buy

A few listings leave out details. The 12-cup glass carafe model does not mention a timer, auto shut-off or brew strength control, and does not give the warranty. The thermal carafe model does not state its dimensions or weight, which matters for fitting under cabinets. The grind and brew does not list its bean hopper capacity or how many grind settings it has. Only the grind and brew states a warranty.

The moka pot’s 6-shot figure is based on its 10 oz maximum fill, so it is not a replacement for a pot of drip coffee in a large household. The kettle listing does not give wattage or how quickly it boils. If you are still comparing brands and styles, our overview of everyday drip coffee machines covers more options.

FAQ

Which Gourmia coffee maker should I buy for a busy family?

The 12-cup single serve model with the thermal carafe offers Brew Later programming, a full carafe that stays hot without a warming plate, and single cups for anyone in a hurry.

Does the Gourmia single serve coffee maker take pods?

Yes. It brews 6 to 14 oz from a pod, and the listing says it is K-Cup compatible. It also brews ground coffee into the carafe.

Can the 5-cup model be programmed?

Yes. Its Brew Later function can be set up to 24 hours in advance, and the keep warm plate is adjustable from 30 minutes to 4 hours.

Is the electric moka pot a real espresso machine?

It is a moka pot with an electric base. It makes strong, concentrated coffee but, like all moka pots, works at lower pressure than a pump espresso machine.

Can the Gourmia kettle make coffee?

It has a Coffee temperature preset and the listing says you can steep medium-coarse to coarse grounds in its infuser. It also works well as a water source for manual pour-over.