Swan programmable filter coffee machine in black with LCD timer display

Rank #7 in Best Filter Coffee Machine 2026: 10 Ranked, Three That Contradict Themselves

Swan Programmable Coffee Maker SK13130N, 750ml

£27.99 4.3 from 3,561 Amazon ratings
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The Swan SK13130N is a black programmable drip filter coffee maker with a 750ml jug, a keep-warm plate and an illuminated LCD timer, listed at £27.99. It sits at number seven in this guide with a 4.3 rating drawn from 3,561 reviews, which puts it among the better-reviewed machines on the list rather than the cheapest novelty buy.

The listing disagrees with itself about power. The product name reads 700W; the first bullet point and the Wattage field in the specification both read 7,000W — a tenfold gap on the same page, and one that decides whether the machine runs off an ordinary kitchen ring or needs its own circuit. Capacity deserves the same scrutiny: the specification says 0.75 litres while the jug's maximum line is marked at 5 cups, which one buyer measured out as two standard mugs. Judge this one on the bullet text and the review count, not on whichever spec box looks tidiest. Everything on this page is taken from the Amazon listing for the Swan SK13130N and from the reviews left there; we have not tested the machine ourselves.

How those 3,561 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.3 stars.

5 star
65%
4 star
19%
3 star
8%
2 star
3%
1 star
5%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £27.99
Rating 4.3 out of 5, from 3,561 reviews
Capacity 0.75 litres (jug marked at a 5-cup maximum)
Wattage (as listed) 7,000W in the first bullet and the spec field; 700W in the product name
Voltage 240 volts
Dimensions 20 x 17 x 26 cm (D x W x H)
Item weight 1.25 kg
Filter and material Reusable #2 filter, ground coffee, plastic body, not dishwasher safe

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“This is a small coffee machine, ideal for a single person or a couple. On the jug the maximum line states 5 cups. Think this means small coffee cups because even though I filled the machine to do the maximum amount. I only got 2 mugs of coffee from its maximum capacity. I use a standard size mug rather than small cups. I wouldn't say particularly ideal for large family. But even so I was happy to get 2 mugs out of a single brew. As i live on my own anyway. Also not ideal for lots of guests. But for yourself and 1 guest then yes. Just thought I'd put this review just to give an idea of the size of it. Hope this has helped you make the right choice.”

Rikster
Verified purchase

“This is the second one of these I have bought, the first one lasted 9 years being used on average 2-3 times a day. Easy to use and you can set the timer at night to come on at a specific time in the morning. After the first cup it keeps the coffee warm for about another half hour, very easy to clean. Excellent machine for the price and I wouldn't be without it.”

Cazzy Hali

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Filter Coffee Machine 2026: 10 Ranked, Three That Contradict Themselves.

Questions people ask

Is the Swan SK13130N 700W or 7,000W?

The product name states 700W, while the first bullet point and the Wattage field in the specification both state 7,000 watts. The two figures appear on the same listing and differ by a factor of ten.

How much coffee does the Swan SK13130N make at once?

The specification lists a 0.75 litre capacity and the jug's maximum line is marked at 5 cups. One reviewer reports filling it to maximum and getting two standard mugs out of it.

Does the Swan SK13130N keep coffee warm?

Yes. The listing describes a keep-warm function with a heated plate, and the machine is listed as fully automatic.

Can I set the Swan SK13130N to brew at a chosen time?

Yes. The LCD timer is programmable, and the recommended uses listed include timed brewing. One reviewer notes the clock runs slow and needs resetting every couple of days for the timer to fire on time.

Does it turn itself off?

The listing states that the automatic shut-off function kicks in after two hours of no usage.

What guarantee comes with the Swan SK13130N?

The bullet points state a 2-year manufacturer guarantee. The listing also notes the machine is not dishwasher safe and uses a reusable filter rather than paper ones.

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