Which is better for a single coffee drinker?

The Soho. One cup uses most of its 12 oz reservoir anyway, and it costs $80.95 versus $149.95 at Amazon as of November 4, 2026.

Which is better for a family or office?

The SS-10P1. Its 72 oz reservoir brews about six 12 oz cups before a refill, and the 96 included K-Cups cover the first weeks.

Is the SS-10P1 worth the extra money?

If you brew more than two cups a day, yes. The larger reservoir, programming and 96 pods are worth roughly $69 at current prices. For one cup a day, the Soho is enough.

Do both brew ground coffee?

Yes, both work with the Cuisinart HomeBarista reusable filter cup. The SS-10P1 includes one; on the Soho it is sold separately.

Which fits a travel mug?

The Soho. Its removable two-stage drip tray clears a 20 oz mug. The SS-10P1 has a removable tray but no stated 20 oz clearance.

How long does each take to heat up?

Cuisinart lists 60-65 seconds for the SS-10P1. The Soho does not publish a heat-up time, but with only 12 oz in the reservoir it is ready quickly for a single cup.

Cuisinart Soho Single-Serve Coffeemaker vs Cuisinart SS-10P1 Premium Coffeemaker with 96-Count Single Serve K-Cup Set

Buy the Soho for one person making a cup or two a day and wanting the lowest price: $80.95 at Amazon as of November 4, 2026. Buy the SS-10P1 bundle for a household or office that brews several cups back to back, since its 72 oz reservoir and 96 included K-Cups offset the $149.95 at Amazon on the same date. The Soho has dropped as low as $42.99 on October 28, 2026, so it is worth watching if you are not in a hurry.

Today the Cuisinart Soho Single-Serve Coffeemaker costs $69.00 less at its best price.

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