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Hamilton Beach FlexBrew Trio 2-Way Coffee Maker, Compatible with K-Cup Pods or Grounds, Combo, Single Serve & Full 12c Pot, Black

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Features

  • THREE WAYS TO BREW. Brew 12 cups with ground coffee on the carafe side or brew a single serving with a pod or ground coffee on the other. With a pod you can brew up to 10 oz. of coffee and when you use coffee grounds you can fill a 14 oz. travel mug.Filter type:Reusable.Auto shut-off: Yes
  • SINGLE-CUP COFFEE MAKER. Brew a cup with a K-Cup pod, another pod brand, or ground coffee. The included pod holder and single-serve grounds basket easily handle both options and the cup rest removes so you can brew into a tall travel mug.
  • BREW A FULL POT OF COFFEE: This programmable coffee maker has Easy-Touch programming for wake-up ready coffee. After brewing, coffee stays warm for 2 hours and the power automatically shuts off. AutoPause & Pour lets you pour a cup as coffee brews.
  • CUSTOMIZE YOUR BREW STRENGTH: Control how strong you want your coffee with Select-a-Brew: regular and bold brewing options.
  • 2 SEPARATE EASY-FILL WATER RESERVOIRS: Each brewing side on this Hamilton Beach coffee maker has its own water reservoir thats easy to fill and features a water window, so you always know exactly how much water to add.

Description

No two Coffee drinkers are the same So when you make Coffee at home, the flexibility to customize how and what you brew is key. From fresh grounds to K-Cup pods, the FlexBrew 2-way Coffee maker gives you the options to please fans of all types of coffees.

Brand: Hamilton Beach


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 11.4"D x 12.2"W x 13.7"H


Special Feature: Auto Shut-Off, Permanent Filter, Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine


Brand: Hamilton Beach


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 11.4"D x 12.2"W x 13.7"H


Special Feature: Auto Shut-Off, Permanent Filter, Programmable


Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine


Style: Glass Carafe


Specific Uses For Product: Drip Coffee


Included Components: Hamilton Beach Programmable Coffee Maker, Flexbrew 2-Way Brewer (12-Cup Carafe & Single Serve K-Cups or Ground Coffee (49976)


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Voltage: 100120 Volts


Model Name: Hamilton Beach FlexBrew Trio 2-Way


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 03, 62,


Manufacturer: Hamilton Beach


UPC: 040094499403 843342139423 040094499762 640808456687


Item Weight: 6.37 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Item model number: 49976


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 6, 2017


Frequently asked questions

The FlexBrew Trio stands out due to its dual functionality. It can brew a full 12-cup pot using your favorite grounds on the carafe side, or make a single serve cup using either K-Cup pods or grounds on the single-serve side.

Yes, it is compatible with any brand's single serve coffee pods, including K-Cup pods.

Yes, the FlexBrew Trio comes with a 'select a brew' option that lets you choose between regular or bold coffee.

The FlexBrew Trio can fit cups and travel mugs up to 7.5 inches tall on its cup rest, which can be adjusted based on the size of your cup.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Hamilton Beach 49976 FlexBrew Trio 2-Way Coffee Maker is praised for its robust build, versatility, user-friendliness, and consistent performance, making it a fan favorite across the board. However, a few users have noted issues with certain parts warping or being ineffective and some problems with the single cup side. While the minor issues reported do not seem to present hindrances, as some users have found simple solutions, they are worth considering before purchasing.

Pros

  • 🎯 Durable and reliable
  • 🕹 Highly versatile, with the ability to brew both single cups and a full pot of coffee
  • âž¡ User-friendly controls and setup
  • ☕ Delivers strong, high-quality coffee consistently

Cons

  • 🔧 Some inconsistencies with the product's build, such as a warping lid and ineffective pot lid
  • 💧 Reported leaking issues
  • 🛠 Issues with the single cup side, which may or may not be solved with regular cleaning and maintenance

Should I Buy It?

Yes, the Hamilton Beach 49976 FlexBrew Trio 2-Way Coffee Maker is worth considering, especially if you're looking for a flexible coffee maker that caters to both single cup and full pot coffee needs. Keep in mind that while a small number of users reported minor issues, the overall feedback is strong. You should evaluate your maintenance preferences and willingness to troubleshoot occasional quirks against the reported benefits of the product.

    • Good value for money
Color: Black, Fast Brewing, Removable Reservoir
Wonderful coffee pot, works great
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by lolam55
    • Hamilton Beach makes a better Keurig than Keurig
Color: Black, Fast Brewing, Removable Reservoir
My wife and I are generally single cup people. We don't drink enough coffee at home to leave a pot of coffee sitting on a burner during the day. So we simply brew a cup when we want to. And by using the numerous Keurig filter inserts available, we can use Keurig makers to make single cups out of our desired (and much cheaper) ground coffee. It costs less and is better for the environment. Periodically, however, we have the need to brew a whole pot of coffee. Such as when my wife wants to make iced coffee and we put it in the fridge, or when we go on a road trip and wish to fill a carafe. Hence a two in one coffee maker is very convenient. When they work. The two Keurigs we had failed in less than a year each. Not a good indication of their current quality control. So we switched to this one that we found for a very low "used" price on Amazon, and so far it has been brilliant. (Let's hope it lasts more than a year). But there are several things that set this one apart from the Keurig branded ones. 1. This one has two separate water reservoirs, one for the carafe and one for the single cup side. I really like this because this means the drip maker for the carafe doesn't have to rely on a separate pump to operate, Also, brewing a pot of coffee doesn't require you to fill the single cup side. It simply operates as a simple drip maker, using convection to move the water from the reservoir into the drip basket. 2. With the easily removable adapters, you can brew 12oz and 14oz cups without the watered down taste that usually occurs when brewing anything larger than 10oz from a K-Cup, or K-Cup filter. 3. The price of this unit is less than equivalent Keurig makers. 4. The baskets and inserts are easy to remove and clean. 5. The 56oz reservoir for the Single cup maker is great in that I don't have to fill up the single serve side each time I want a cup and brewing a pot does not pull water from the single cup side. 6. This one contains a timer and a clock which my other two Duo's did not. Some Duo's do, but they are even more expensive. So far I have zero complaints on this device. It fits well on the counter, the brew tastes great, the temperature is good, and the brew time is fast (90 sec) on the single cup side, and on the carafe side, it is a typical drip time depending on the size of the carafe. NOTE: Hamilton Beach has updated this pot to a newer version which discards the 56oz single cup reservoir in favor of a non removable "single cup" reservoir which must be filled each time you want a cup. I don't know why they did this, and I recommend purchasing this "older" version if don't want to fill up the single cup side during each brew cycle. The value proposition for this compared to Keurig branded pots is off the charts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by William Thomas
    • UPDATED REVIEW
Color: Black, Fast Brewing, Removable Reservoir
The media could not be loaded. "Didn't you just get that two months ago?!" That's what my son just said to me after I spent the better part of two days... TWO DAYS ... attempting to resolve the dreaded "nEEDLE" error on the single serve side. Of course, the return window closed a couple weeks ago. Of course. It's not that the needles needed replacing or that they were clogged. I cleaned both - top and bottom needles - thoroughly. They are piercing just fine. And it's not the brand of cups being used. We have a variety of brands from a variety of sources. It's the machine. See video. It brews about an ounce or two then suddenly starts hissing and puffing out steam from all openings, ending with an impressive blow-out of steam and loud hissing, accompanied by a burst of ground-filled water. It's about half an ounce but it contains enough grounds to cover the bottom of the coffee cup. And then there is a blinking blue light on the "brew/power" button. My son reminded me that our previous machines went out in a similarly hiss/steam blaze of glory. I guess because they lasted a few years, I didn't pay attention to how they ended up giving up the ghost. I just attributed it to them being a few years old and replaced them. This is a few MONTHS old. Bought at the end of April 2025. And it's now the end of June 2025. As much as I have felt loyalty to this machine for more than a decade ... I agree with my son: it's possible it's just not made as good as the previous versions were. PREVIOUS REVIEW: This is such a great system. I am honestly a fan of the dual brew going back years to when it was first released. I bought her (what, 10 years ago?) and it lasted until a few months ago, when she started refusing to acknowledge we had cleaned it whenever we tried to use the single-serve side. She was done. Period. She still brews carafes just fine, so she went to my husband's work site because no one brews single-serve coffee there. I made the mistake of trying a few other systems because some of my family wanted something that makes cold coffee, but after a few months of packing up and returning them all, one by one, I just bought this and told the family to take whatever coffee is left over in the carafe at the end of the day and pour it into a jar and put in the fridge. Voila, cold coffee... OG style. I mean, as a former newspaper editor, I was drinking cold coffee before it was a thing. Pour a cup of coffee, sit down to your desk and then the phone rings and someone knocks on the door... And four hours later, you sit back down and you have cold coffee. IT'S NOT THAT HARD and does not require an expensive machine to get done. Geesh. Anyway... This is a great system, as I knew it would be. I do like the larger reservoir for the single serve side - it lets me get a few decent size mugs from it. It brews a nice hot mug of coffee. I am able to put an average travel mug under the single serve dispenser but you do have to remove the mug pedestal to do that. I don't use the pedestal because we have tall mugs and the coffee doesn't splatter out while brewing like it does in shorter mugs. I like the addition of the brew strength choice - regular or bold. The bold makes it just right for a coffee. That option is there for both carafe and single serve use. You also get to choose the size of the mug on the single serve - going up to 14 ounce. That's that we use for our Contigo travel mugs. It gets the coffee hot and brews pretty quickly, which is good in mornings. Now, for context - this is sitting next to a $1000 fully-automated espresso machine that we use for fussy drinks. So, the fact we would spend that kind of money for an espresso machine should show you that we are buying for results - not cost savings. And the Hamilton Beach Dual Brew is our choice for quality results. The fact it's affordable is a bonus. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025 by Sally M.

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