Cuisinart 12 Cup 2-In-1 Price Tracker Across Two Stores
Today's best price
2 stores · sorted by price| Store | Price | vs 90-day avg | Checked | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kohl's Best price | $229.99 | - | Sep 27, 23:02 ET | Go to store |
| Best Buy Marketplace seller | Out of stock | - | Sep 27, 23:02 ET |
Price history (building)
lowest new price per dayThere’s no fair-price verdict yet for the 12 Cup 2-In-1 because the price record is still short. What’s already clear is that the two stores tracking this machine list it under different terms, and that gap is worth understanding before you order.
Two ways to brew, one carafe-and-pod body
The 12 Cup 2-In-1 combines a 12-cup carafe brewer with a single-serve function in one machine, according to the maker’s product listing. That pairing suits a household that wants a full pot on weekend mornings but a single cup on weekdays, without owning two separate appliances on the counter. Buyers replacing a standalone drip machine and a separate pod brewer are the clearest fit here, since this model folds both jobs into one footprint. Anyone who only ever wants one brew style, always a full carafe or always a single cup, gets less value from the dual design and might be better served by a single-purpose machine.
What the two-store listing means for buyers
One store here, Kohl’s, sells the machine first-party and has it in stock. The other, Best Buy, lists it through a marketplace seller and currently shows it as out of stock. That’s a real trade-off: the first-party listing carries Kohl’s own return and service terms, while the marketplace listing follows Best Buy’s third-party seller policy, which can differ from a purchase made directly from Best Buy itself. Check the seller’s specific return window before ordering from either listing, since terms aren’t identical just because both are large retailers. The price table on this page shows where each listing currently stands; it changes, so check it rather than relying on a price you saw elsewhere or an older cache of this page.
What this dual-brew design gets right, and where it compromises
- Strength: one body handles both a full carafe and single-serve brewing, so a household isn’t running two machines for two different mornings (from the dual-function design itself).
- Strength: the 12-cup carafe size covers a household or small office pour without multiple brew cycles (from the 12-cup carafe spec).
- Trade-off: combining two brew systems in one unit means more moving parts than a single-purpose machine, which is worth weighing if simplicity matters more than flexibility (inferred from the dual-function design itself).
- Trade-off: right now one of the two tracked listings is out of stock, narrowing the choice to a single seller until availability changes (from the stores data on this page).
Where this fits among tracked coffee makers
The 12 Cup 2-In-1 pairs a 12-cup carafe with a single-serve brew function in one body. Other machines on this tracker vary in format, from single-serve pod brewers to other combination units, so it is worth confirming the exact configuration on any listing before ordering. See also: the Cuisinart Coffee Center and the Keurig K-Select.
Why the price record still matters before a verdict lands
With only two stores logged so far, there isn’t enough history yet to call today’s numbers a good or inflated price. What the growing record already shows is real: which seller currently has stock, and how the first-party and marketplace terms diverge. Keep an eye on the chart as more days accumulate; that is what eventually turns a snapshot into a trend.
For more on how listings and sellers differ, see first-party vs marketplace sellers. For how the price record itself is built, see how we track prices.
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