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BRUVI The Bundle single-server coffee maker on sale for Prime Big Deal Days
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We’re just out here celebrating with everyone, browsing through all of the amazing Prime Big Deal Days offers that are available and, honestly, we’re just as shocked as you at some of these discounts. Every once in a while we come across one we just have to call out separately, and that’s precisely the case with a BRUVI bundle we’ve found. The BRUVI is a single-serve coffee maker that expertly brews several drinks including coffee, espressos, Americanos, cold brews, and more. The bundle comes with pods to use plus a premium water filter kit. It’s normally $398, but today it’s 50% off, down to $174. That saves you $224. Whoa. Previously, it’s only been 13% off so that’s a huge discount.

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Why shop this BRUVI Bundle deal for Prime Big Deal Days

First, let’s start with what this bundle includes and why it’s such a great deal. You get the single-serve BRUVI Brewer, a variety pack of B-pods — with 20 pods included — a premium water filter kit, and a reusable BRUVI canvas bag. The water filter kit obviously helps you get tastier cleaner water when brewing, but the pods mean you can start right away as soon as you unbox the system. Normally, you’d have to buy those separately.

The BRUVI is an advanced single-serve make that can brew up to seven different beverages, including coffee, espressos, Americanos, cold brews, and more. You put the pods in, select your options, make sure there’s water in the reservoir, and bam, a delicious brew. That’s it. A large touchscreen allows you to configure the system but also offers one-touch operation to keep things simple.

The 70-ounce removable water tank holds enough for several brews. But also, and get this, there’s an auto-dispense waste bin that holds up to six used B-pods at a time. When the system is done it ejects them into the bin. That’s less time you have to spend cleaning and maintaining between brews.

If you want granular controls, you can always use the BRUVI app to schedule brews remotely, auto-order B-Pods, and access a personalized stats dashboard that tells you everything you need to know about your coffee consumption. There you go data nerds.

Thanks to Prime Big Deal Days, the BRUVI Bundle is available for $174, which is technically way more than 50% off the usual $398. Go check it out.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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