Ninja Pods & Grounds Specialty Single-Serve Coffee Maker with Integrated Milk Frother - PB051: Iced Coffee System, K-Cup Compatible

Simple, easy to use coffee maker. This particular model has a built-in frother/stirrer which is $30 more than the model without. That's 1/3 the price of the entire coffee maker 😳. Target is kind of ripping you off in my opinion. I had friends coming over for the weekend and I was in a hurry to purchase a new coffee maker and I assumed target was giving me a fair price. I didn't realize how much I was paying for that silly stir until I started watching videos of my new brewer. Target pulled the wool over my eyes on this one. If you want to keep that money in your pocket you can buy a battery operated frother for about $7.

I bought this two weeks ago and I am not happy with the replacement. It does not get hot enough.

I purchased 2 of these in one week and both would NOT pump water. What’s the problem? It’s not like Ninja to produce a product so bad. I own several ninja appliances with no problems. I like the little coffee maker but I gave up. They would only pump a few spoons full of water at a time, each time I pressed the brew button. I was so disappointed.

I would give this ALL stars however the water tank is cracking and I have only had it for a month. How do I get that replaced?? I am looking on here and cannot find it!

Stopped working in less than 2 yrs

How compact it is and looks nice

Best K-cup brewer there is. Brews very hot and flavorful coffee from K-cups. Gets all the grounds steeped and hot temperature results in much better cup of coffee. Better than keurig brand machines (we had an older but high end model) by far, and even surpasses the instant dual brew machine. Hard to believe this machine is brewing this great coffee from the same pods. Love that it has multiple brew size options and that it is tall enough for a travel mug, plus has many adjustable drip tray positions to prevent splashing on shorter mugs. The large water reservoir is a definite bonus, and the built in milk frother is handy (though we prefer to use a separate one that also heats milk) but this one sure beats the handheld battery operated frother we used to have, plus is removable and more cleanable. I also appreciate the removable coffee nozzle for cleaning, and the storage for scoop, and coffee basket or pod adapters, whichever is not being used. It has a nice small footprint so doesn’t take up much counter space, and it’s much quieter than the Instant dual brew. Highly recommended!

I love the slim design- saves counter space. I have been using it since Christmas. I love that I don’t have to use pods. I have used a few pods I got as gifts-Starbuck, Members Mark, & Bones coffee pods. I haven’t had any problem with my pods. I prefer using coffee & the basket bc all my coffee cups are 14oz. The pods usually recommend a 10oz. cup of coffee brewed. I haven’t tried the frother, but I noticed it doesn’t heat the milk. I would say that you should warm up the milk in the microwave first.

I really like this coffee maker! I bought it after using instant coffee for a long time and not wanting to spend money on a coffee maker especially with my kitchen being so small, but I finally bit the bullet. It’s the perfect size for my small kitchen. The frother works great. My coffee tastes amazing. I’ve only had for a week now and have had no issues. I’ll update here if anything changes.

Nice compact size. Frother a little under powered. Inconsistent amount of water delivered per brew. But, water temp was reasonable. Biggest problem was that grounds leaked out of the K-pods at the top and ended up in in your coffee cup. Service claimed that some gasket was missing, but they wanted me to pay to have Fed-Ex pick it up so they could send me another unit. Wasn't worth it to me and I ended up purchasing a Cuisinart (DGB-2). Much better unit, for a little bit of extra money. Should have done that to start with...

I really like the design of this coffee maker BUT my biggest complaint is with the water reservoir. Not sure if others have ran into this problem but there is no way to clean the inside of the bottom area where the water flows through thus having mildew buildup with no way of removing it! I bought another reservoir and the same thing happened even though I tried to stay on top of it with removing the water which was very inconvenient. This is a major flaw. Not sure what to do at this point because I'm almost forced to buy another coffee maker even though this one works.

Love the compact design and ease of use BUT it stopped working about 6 months after we bought it. Got a replacement sent to us and that one just stopped working tonight after 4 months.

I so love this machine ! Nice and small does not take a lot of counter space BUT the pods started started to blow up ! Tons of grounds in my cup ! Not happy with that at all … I have cleaned my machine as needed but still not happy ! Also what is sad is I purchased this September 2024 😡

I like that this doesn’t have a screw metal in the water compartment like the Kerig coffee maker.

K cup was broken not able to use

The pods constantly explode!! Do. Not buy!

This is another great product by Ninja. Works great and has slender design that fits on my countertop without cluttering up my space and it looks great!

I love this Ninja coffee maker , I can taste my coffee , for better taste , I put it on 6oz cup size , and classic, if you are using a pod , )you can use grind coffee, it has the perfect size built filter for that , I use a big mug when using that filter , if you want hot water , Remember to remove the pod , and it will disperse hot water , keep in mind the water want be really clear because of coffee residue, it has a built in Froth , you can make espresso, etc after a month use , I donated my Keurig , It’s Ninja for the win , I can finally taste my coffee, no watery taste. Oh and the water reservoir perfect no more filters needed,

I love my Ninja way more than my Keurig!

Just received our new Ninja Single-Serve Pods & Grounds Coffee Maker and so far, so good! We've tried brewing both methods (K-cup and regular grounds), and they both turned out great. Our coffee drinking fits with the single-cup method since my husband and I have different schedules and no one wants burned, stale coffee. We've been incredibly frustrated with other name brand machines and the constant need to replace them every year or two (planned obsolescence?). We've probably been through at least 8-10 of those other machines by now - it's exhausting. Considered switching to a different name brand, but did a bit more research and stumbled on this Ninja system that seems to fit all worlds. The ability to very easily switch between using our own grounds in a regular filter for a single cup (without using a special K-cup pod) and using a pre-made K-cup is genius. Hopefully using that regular filter prolongs the life of the machine since it shouldn't clog the needle used by the K-cup. The coffee itself tastes great (both forms). Having all the tools (different filters, scoop, frother) self-contained in a compact machine is perfection (only thing not having a specific home on the machine is the tiny declogger tool, but honestly, that could be stored in with the filter area if needed). The color choices are wonderful (we have the blue). We're crossing our fingers that this machine lasts a loooong time (more than a few years, for sure), because if so, Ninja will have gained some vocal supporters in us and we'll share our find with everyone we know, especially our equally frustrated name brand machine friends. (Note: didn't include names of brand machines in this review per the "review guidelines," but hopefully my point comes across)