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SAVE $20: As of Oct.18,Korea the Ninja PB051SG Coffee Maker is on sale for $79.99 on Amazon. That's 20% off the list price.

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$99.99 Save $20

Barista-quality coffee when you wake up is every coffee lover's dream. And this dream can very well become your reality.

Before you go planning an early morning coffee run in your pajamas, why not try out the Ninja PB051SG Coffee Maker? Take-out quality coffee, from your own home. And as of Oct. 18, this coffee machine is reduced to $79.99 at Amazon, saving you $20 on list price. It even has a built-in milk frother, so if a super-dry cappuccino is your drink of choice, you'll be well served.

But our favorite thing about this coffee machine is in the name, you can use both ground coffee and pods. With most machines making you choose one, we like that this Ninja model lets you pick from a wide range of coffee brands and different levels of convenience.

SEE ALSO: Upgrade your morning brew with this heavily discounted Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine

It has a super slim and stylish design, so it won't stand out in your kitchen. And if you like your countertops clear, it's nifty enough to be hidden away in between uses. The colorways are stylish too, and fitting for most kitchen designs. Sage Green, Glacier Blue, Black, and Stone are all available at this discounted price.

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