Coffee Makers

As its name suggests, the 24 Electric website is all about electrical products, from audio items to vacuum cleaners, and that includes coffee makers. Unfortunately the choice is not as broad as it could be, although the site is easy to navigate and items easy to find. 24 electric offers ‘ipoints’, a programme that allows you to collect Internet points and claim rewards such as CDs. The ‘Shopping.com‘ reviews were basically good, with some exceptions, of course – an average rating of four out of five.

Sainsbury’s has always prided itself on being a bit upmarket and its selection of coffee makers reflects this. Their limited list of items is on the high side of the price spectrum. Still, if you want a really good coffee maker with all the bells and whistles you could do worse that browse their website.

Boots is, of course, known for its pharmaceuticals. But over the years It’s branched out into household supplies and you can now buy on the Internet at their kitchen appliances website. Like the Sainsbury’s site it’s operated by DRL and so the layout is basically the same. It offers high end of the market products, mainly espresso machines and bean to cup ones from a variety of well-known manufacturers.

Well known high street electricals outlet Curry’s has developed a website where you can buy online. It’s a busy site with a lot of advertising and offers boxes. Still the coffee makers pages are easy enough to find and there is a link where you can reserve online and collect in just one hour if you’re in a hurry. Delivery includes free and next day options and they’ll take away and recycle your old coffee machine.

Pixmania is noted for its range of products and this website certainly boasts a huge range of electronics and more. It’s a link between the product’s sellers and its buyers – that’s you and prices may differ for the same product. It’s a full-on website experience. The site is crammed with boxes giving offers and sale information but the site is easy to navigate and the coffee makers quick to find. You can buy used as well as new products as well. The flashing buttons telling you about reductions can be a bit distracting, though.

High street electricals retailer Dixon’s has set up a website that offers low priced products across its range. It’s another busy website with a lot of offers and specials boxes. But, as usual, finding the coffee makers section is easy enough. It doesn’t have a large selection of coffee makers but what it does have is well priced. This is another site where some of the images are not available.