Until the day the Philips Senseo coffee machine showed up in my office, I had been green. Green with envy for my friend's single-cup coffee maker with all its bells and whistles -- the pricey one ...

GadgetMadness reviews the Philips Senseo coffee maker, the other single-serving coffee machine available in the states that uses those quick clean-up coffee pods. They basically flip for it, even ...

I know people like the Philips Senseo coffee pod system-I’m a snob and refuse to try it-so just for you folks, Philips is releasing a new version of the Senseo that can make froofy milk drinks, too.

CR’s take: If you prefer Senseo coffee pads (yep, the brand calls them pads, not pods), consider the Senseo Original XL Single Serve HD7810.

Pod-based coffee makers, like the Philips Senseo, are perfect for time pressed javaheads like us. They produce a quick, tasty cuppa superior to anything that trickles out of a drip machine.

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Senseo Colombian coffee to find out if it's worth it.