As much as I love an espresso, sometimes you just can't beat a good drip coffee. When you're brewing for one, a super-simple V60 dripper perched on top of your mug will do the job nicely, but if you want to make coffee for several people (or multiple cups to get you through the whole morning), it's time to look at drip coffee machines.
I'm lucky enough to test many of the best drip coffee makers here at TechRadar, but I've narrowed the list down to the top three I would recommend to friends and family, or buy for my own kitchen. There's something here for everyone, whether you want a drip machine that can tailor its brew settings to suit your beans, one that's totally manual with no screens or dials, or something in between.
