Meet the Mr. Coffee Smart Optimal Brew, the Mr. Coffee machine for the smart-home era. A coffeemaker with premium brewing aspirations in its own right, the $150 gadget also flaunts some slick smart ...

As a man who dozes off at the drop of a hat, even though I don’t wear one, I find it hard to wake up and smell the coffee. The problem is that I can’t smell the coffee until I wake up. And I can’t ...

With fancy machines costing $1,000 or more, making espresso at home can be an expensive hobby to pick up. Before you get in too deep, consider the $90 Mr. Coffee Pump Espresso. For a modest investment ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Predicted brand reliability ratings are based on estimated problem rates for newly purchased single-serve coffee makers, by the end of the ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Covers handle comfort, tendency to drip while pouring, balance of a full carafe, and how easy it was to empty the last liquid. Models with ...

Vincent Marotta, the man who created Mr. Coffee, also convinced baseball great — and noted java drinker — Joe DiMaggio to become its spokesman. Marotta tells Linda Wertheimer the story of the device ...

Vincent Marotta, the mastermind behind the Mr. Coffee home coffeemaker machine, has died at age 91. The son of Italian immigrants, Marotta can be credited with changing the way Americans consume ...

Vincent George Marotta Sr., the creator of the Mr. Coffee machine and part-time resident of Jupiter, died Saturday at his home in Pepper Pike, Ohio. The inventor, former NFL running back, father of ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. In the age of aesthetically pleasing morning routines, a cheap electric coffee maker can feel a bit dated — ...

In an era of caffeine-fuelled international tension, it is no surprise that Mister Coffee (the coffee service) gets on the nerves of Mr. Coffee (the coffee machine). Now this. Bob Hale, the tinkering ...

Career Highlights: In 1948, Marotta was drafted by both the New York Giants and the Cleveland Browns, where he played briefly before co-founding Mr. Coffee with high school friend Samuel Glazer. He ...