Features

• Reconditioned to "like new" condition w/6 Month Hassle Free Replacement Warranty

Editorial Review

By brewing directly into a 40-ounce, insulated thermos carafe, this 900-watt drip coffeemaker keeps coffee hot for hours, eliminating the need for a warming plate, which can turn coffee bitter over time. The carafe's lid seals in place during brewing, locking in flavor and aroma, and there's an optional charcoal water-filter cartridge for reducing chlorine in tap water. All this adds up to great-tasting coffee from start to finish. Other features include a digital clock/timer that can be programmed 24 hours in advance to brew "wake-up" coffee, a swing-out filter basket, a permanent GoldTone coffee filter, a removable water tank, an automatic shutoff after brewing, and an automatic interrupter that halts coffee flow if the carafe is removed for a quick pour, and internal cord storage. The sleek coffeemaker measures 13-1/2 inches high by 7-1/2 inches wide by 12 inches deep. Read more

Features

• Double-insulated thermal carafe keeps coffee hot for 4 hours
• Removable water container with charcoal water filtration system
• Push button swing-out filter holder with GoldTone filter; 24-hour clock/timer
• Lid stays on carafe while brewing, minimizing heat and aroma loss
• Measures 13-1/2 by 7-1/2 by 12 inches

Reviews (41)

Not so bad at all!
Read the mixed reviews below but ordered anyway as this is the smallest high-end thermal.Yes, you have to pay attention until you've got the hang of it, but this model is just fine and brews a great cup of coffee quickly.The "pour" is nice and full with no spills whatsoever.The removable water basket with water filter a very nice feature.Once you learn to (1) securely snap the coffee filter holder into place by making sure either that you've folded down the edges of the paper filter (as required on most coffee makers), or making sure that you've fully positioned the gold mesh filter, and (2) properly screw and unscrew the coffee pot cap, it's a synch to use.ALSO, comes with a gold mesh filter, so don't order one separately as I did.Pre-heating the pot, as w/ most thermals, a good idea.

Not worth it...
This is the second coffee maker of this model for us.The first one was a gift and we loved it.About 2 months into use, the switch that allows you to remove the pot during brewing broke and it leaked a bit, but still made a great tasting cup of coffee in a thermal carafe.So, when we started doing our wedding registry, we decided to put this on it, thinking the broken piece was just a fluke.
Just bought my second one of these...
When my girlfriend (now my wife) and I moved in together, she had one of these. I sort of adopted it. I loved it, despite a few drawbacks... namely I tend to make a mess with it. But then, I tend to make a mess with just about anything. Also, the doohickey that interrupts the brewing so you can poor a quick cup broke. I was a little disappointed, but soldiered on. It makes a damn fine pot of coffee.
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Features

• Forty steps of adjustment from Turkish to French Press
• Rock-solid construction
• Clean, quiet, low static operation.
• Black and Silver
• Free Shipping

Reviews (17)

Consistent results.
First thing - We're not coffee snobs...
Excellent for French Press - Never a Problem!
I've had this grinder for over two years and use it mainly for french press.I have never had a single problem using it.Never a clog, a squeak, nothing.I don't find it hard to clean either.In fact, I hardly ever clean it since it sweeps the coffee out of the chamber when the motor turns.That is, the burr attached to the motor has small blades on the side of it that sweep the coffee out of the chamber as the motor turns.Unless you're grinding some kind of syrup-laden coffee, I don't find maintenance much of an issue.In any case, I use a pastry brush to clean off the removeable burr and sweep out the chamber, which seems to do the trick.For the most part, it doesn't get dirty enough to warrant anything other than a few taps to shake out any loose grinds after you do a grind.
Good grinder
Grind settings are superb.I originally had a Mr. Coffee blade grinder and was frustrated with the inconsistent results.I bought a "Burr" grinder at Costco and was disappointed with the grinds being too coarse for a cappuccino maker. So I returned that one and after reading some reviews, I purchased this one and love it.No regrets. ... Read more

Editorial Review

This coffeemaker brews up to twelve 5-ounce cups of coffee at ahigh temperature with an accelerated speed--35 seconds per cup, with afour-cup minimum. For a quick pour, the coffeemaker automaticallypauses the brewing process for 30 seconds when the carafe is removedfrom its warming plate. The glass carafe has a guard to protect theknuckles and is dishwasher-safe. On the coffeemaker's left side is atransparent gauge for monitoring the water level. The filter basketaccommodates cone-shaped paper filters and removes for filling andcleaning. Lightweight and clad in bright plastic, the 1,450-wattcoffeemaker has push-in cord storage, measures 13-1/2 inches high, 8inches wide, and 9-1/2 inches deep, and carries a one-year warrantyagainst defects. Read more

Features

• Brews 12 5-ounce cups of coffee at high temperature for speed
• Automatically pauses when carafe removed for mid-brew pour
• 1450 watts; transparent water-level gauge; push-in cord storage
• Dishwasher-safe glass carafe with knuckle guard
• Measures 13-1/2 by 8 by 9-1/2 inches

Reviews (17)

Best Quality But Problems
My goal was to find a home brewer that will heat the water hot enough to get good extraction.This is the hotest (fastest) I've found but has so many issues, it is tuff to recomend it.I basically have bought a new one every 18 mths.The 6 cups quantity I usually make tastes so good I'v been able to everlook all of the problems. Maybe the price being so cheap has influenced me too.
Not the economic alternative I was looking for
The coffee maker is very plastic feeling, but made adequate coffee for the first couple of weeks.Then the on/off button would stick, coffee began overflowing on a regular basis and grounds were everywhere.I'd have been better off paying more up front for a better machine, than replacing this one now.

Worked great....for 10 days
I thought I finally found a great coffeemaker.Coffee was hot, great tasting, and brewed in no time at all.But after 10 days of use, one pot a day, I heard popping noises and smoke started billowing out of it.Not a good thing.I am very disappointed a product like this is even on the market. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Drip Coffee Machines    2. Coffee Makers    3. (Coffeemakers)   

Features

• FLAVIA FUSION Drinks Station lets you enjoy a fresh-brewed single cup of coffee, espresso, tea, latte and more, anytime you want, with push-button speed.
• At-home brewing system uses foil-fresh single-serving "filterpacks" of leaf tea or fresh-ground coffee to make a variety of cafe drinks with no hassle at all.
• Eliminates the need for a kettle, carafe, strainer, filters, grinder and everything else, except your own mug!
• Includes Drinks Station, travel mug and an impressive selection of 34 filterpacks.
• Measures 13" x 9" x 14". One-year warranty.

Reviews (1)

Ron
This is the best one cup coffee maker, hands down. We have owned this for over a year.Once you taste the coffee you will never go back to a pot of coffee.We had one problem with it, and it was replaced with in 48 hours.
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Editorial Review

Enjoy espresso the authentic Italian way with BonJour's Café Milano's stovetop espresso maker. Like an old-fashioned percolator, this handsome modern espresso maker forces hot water through ground coffee to produce deep, rich, satisfying espresso. With cream or without? That's up to you. BonJour's signature knob--charmingly shaped like an oversize coffee bean--graces the lid and adds a bit of fun to your morning espresso. Keep your fingers far from the heat of the aluminum body with the well-designed handle that curves out yet offers a firm grip. Designed and crafted in Italy, the 6-cup Café Milano version is a good size for a couple, but families or larger groups might want to opt for the 9-cup version. Hand washing recommended. Read more

Features

• Brew six cups of espresso with this classic stovetop espresso maker
• Charming signature coffee-bean knob makes coffee time fun
• Handsome streamlined look is elegant on stovetop or table
• Sturdy spherical base prevents tipping, spillage
• Made in Italy

Reviews (5)

Do not buy this item.
After returning the secong one, I will never use this brand again. The first one leaked water, and the second one just wouldn't wotk period. Save yourself the time and effort and buy another brand!!!

Cheap immitation made in China
Under the description says "made in Italy" but the box is marked "made in PRC". When if first starts to brew the coffee spills over the top and makes a mess. The taste of the coffee is somewhat with a "metalic" flavor and taste. Save your money for another type of stovetop espresso maker.

Good for those who don't mind a challenge at first
I just bought the 9-cupper and was suprised at how little it was.That's 9 cups? I said to myself.It's more like one!But espresso is supposedly taken in itty bitty cups (shot glasses with handles), hence the smallness.
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Features

• Smart technology brews coffee, cappuccino, latte, hot chocolate and tea at the touch of a button
• Bar code controls optimal brewing conditions including water and flow, drink size, brewing time and temperature
• Makes café drinks with real milk
• Adjustable cup stand accommodates various cup sizes from a 3-oz. espresso cup to an 11-oz. travel mug; 50-oz. water tank
• Easy to clean—most of the movable parts are dishwasher safe

Reviews (2)

Best Single Serve Coffee Maker I've Tried
I have a Senseo, and I've tried the Keurig - The Tassimo seems to brew the best tasting coffee.The cappuccinos and lattes are very tasty - almost like the coffee house versions.Lots of froth and very smooth.Only 60 calories for the cappuccino and 70 for the latte - so weight watchers can have a ball.Price-wise the pods are a little more expensive for the Tassimo, but for the difference in quality, it seems worth it.I've only tried one type of "regular" coffee - the Gevalia superior blend (dark).It was pretty good, at least the 10+ ounce cup I had did taste so weak I couldn't drink it (like the Keurig or Senseo).The higher initial purchase price, and the higher coffee prices are the only thing to hold you back from purchasing this unit.The 18 packs of hot chocolate are about $3 cheaper than the 18 packs of coffee.

Just bought one yesterday
I didn't buy the Tassimo 1200 through Amazon, but I bought it yesterday and so far I really like it. A few things to know: it does not come with any t-discs so buy some when you purchase your machine. Also, this model is less expensive because it does not have a water purifying system in it, and the 1400 does. I have been filling it with water from my refrigerator purifying system, but that it not necessary. An advantage to this is that the 1200 takes up a little bit less room. I love the cappucino..tastes like the real thing to me.It took a while to get the hang of using it, but now I can't wait until someone wants a Tassimo drink so I can make it. Don't know what the future holds with this, as it is my brand new toy. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Programmable for automatically brewing "wake-up" coffee at a selected time, this coffeemaker brews up to 12 cups. A replaceable charcoal filter improves the water, and a permanent Gold Tone filter replaces paper filters. Other features include a spray head that distributes water evenly through the ground coffee; a glass carafe with a stylish stainless-steel band; a scratch-resistant nonstick warming plate; cord storage in the rear (push in the cord to conceal it); a window that shows the water level; and a pause function for a midbrew pour when the carafe is removed. For peace of mind, you can program the warming plate to shut off at a specified time (up to four hours) after brewing. Clad in gleaming white plastic that easily wipes clean, the coffeemaker measures 13-3/4 inches high, 8 inches wide, and 11 inches deep (including the carafe handle), and carries a three-year warranty against defects. Read more

Features

• 24-hour clock/timer for automatically brewing "wake-up" coffee at selected time
• Programmable warming plate keeps coffee hot up to 4 hours
• Charcoal water filter; Gold Tone filter eliminates messy paper filters
• Automatically pauses 30 seconds when carafe removed for midbrew pour
• Measures 13-3/4 by 8 by 11 inches; 3-year warranty against defects

Reviews (25)

Leaks from the water gauge
I bought this new - it's being clearanced - at my local Target and I filled it with water to run it before using it, and lo and behold, the bottom of the water gauge is leaking lots of water.After reading the other comments, I will pack it up and NOT get another one.....instead I will continue to use my old Krups ProAroma until it dies.

Red Hot coffee maker
I absolutely love it - stylistically it looks Great(red hot) and it functions magnificantly!!!!!

Martha - Georgia
I have used at least 4 coffee pots in the last year.This one makes the best coffee.Another plus is it is very well designed for no spillage.I plan to purchase a second one. ... Read more

Features

• Brews directly into one mug or two travel mugs
• Two 14 oz. stainless steel travel mugs with ruber grips that fit most standard car cup holders; Uses #2 paper cone filters
• Auto shut off after brewing
• Removable filter liner; water window
• Dual spout detaches for easy cleaning

Reviews (60)

Good for 1 Cup
Overall I have been happy with it.I normally only brew 1 cup so I don't have the problems with uneven distribution.My only complaint is that the coffee isn't quite hot enough. I don't use the cups that came with the coffer maker, they are mediocre. I recommend getting different cup.A good Thermos (Nissan) brand cup works great and keeps the coffee hot for hours.

good for one cup
if you wanna have one cup then is it a good coffeemaker.
It fits my need
I was deciding whether to get this 2 cups coffeemaker or the french press, since only 2 people in the household drink coffee. After reviewing the two kinds, I bought this unit. It does its job well. Other than it takes up counter space, it is very easy to operate. My only complaint was there was a tiny chip on the unit when I received it-however it does not affect the operation at all. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Drip Coffee Machines    2. Coffee Makers    3. (Coffeemakers)    4. Kitchen    5. Small Appliances    6. Coffeemakers   

Editorial Review

Great for a one- or two-person home or for a quick pick-me-up at work, the Hamilton Beach Aroma Express coffeemaker offers the capabilities of a full-grown machine in a compact form. Just 10-1/2 inches high, the machine features a wide-mouth water reservoir and a swing-out filter basket for easy access and removal. Hamilton Beach builds in a stop-and-pour feature--so you can get a cup mid-brew--and a power switch that illuminates when the machine is on. The 25-ounce carafe is manageable and tidy, with a generous pour spout and a comfortable handle, while the nonstick hot plate ensures that your second cup is as deliciously hot as the first. Both the filter basket and carafe on this model can go in the dishwasher. Read more

Features

• Pour a cup midbrew with convenient brew-pause feature
• Removable swing-away filter basket
• Large reservoir opening for easy filling
• Nonstick keep-hot plate and dishwasher safe carafe
• Measures 8-1/2 by 5-1/2 by 10-1/2 inches

Reviews (9)

Not So Good
I bought this coffee maker because of its compact size, but returned it a week later. I found it very difficult to avoid spillage when pouring the water into the coffee maker AND the coffee into a cup. The problem was worse if making more than 4 cups.
This little coffeemaker does just what it's supposed to do.
Other reviewers have complained about spillage or dripping with this product.I didn't encounter these problems.This is a small coffeemaker!It only makes five, 5-oz cups of coffee.If you make a full 25-oz pot and then move it quickly, you'll spill some coffee.The same goes for filling the water chamber to make coffee.If, on the other hand, you realize you're dealing with a small, full pot and act accordingly, you won't have any problems.It does exactly what it's supposed to do.It makes small amounts of good coffee quickly and easily.For under $15, what more can you ask for.

Makes bad coffee
I haven't had a problem with this item but that doesn't really matter. I won't use it anyway because it makes awful coffee. I am sorry I wasted my money on it. ... Read more

Editorial Review

By eliminating the usual fuss and mess, this 1,200-watt machine makes it easy to brew espresso and make cappuccinos and lattes at home or in the office. It's semiautomatic because all that's required is to fill the water tank, place ground coffee into a receptacle, and pull a lever. Within seconds coffee flows from the double spout, which adjusts for different cup heights, into one or two cups. No tamping is required because the machine tamps the coffee precisely and automatically. Nor is it necessary to clean used coffee grounds out of a messy filter holder, because there is no filter holder, and the machine automatically discards grounds into a waste tray. The tray also catches overflows, and a light shows when it needs emptying.Read more

Features

• Brews from 1-1/2 to 12 ounces of espresso or regular coffee in seconds
• No-mess, no-fuss: automatically tamps coffee and discards used grounds
• Removable 53-ounce water tank; double brewing spout fills 2 cups at once
• Steaming wand froths milk for cappuccinos and caffe lattes
• Measures 15 by 16 by 12 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Reviews (50)

Works as advertised
My wife and I have had our Ultima for about 6 months. We're very pleased. It worked fine with my original blade grinder and very well with a burr grinder (I use the Capresso 560.01 which works well too). We get consistent, excellent results on our daily cappuccino and crema coffee (our drinks of choice).
Rocks!
Makes excellent espresso/crema.So much cleaner and easier to use than traditional espresso machines and I do not need the additional automatic features of the more expensive Jura machines.My only complaint is that it isn't a sleek/attractive appliance.But the espresso doesn't disappoint and I am totally pleased with the machine.

Great machine
Great machine! Especially like the hot water tap and frother! Very fast. Needs a device (like a little hose) to allow coffee to be put directly in car mug. ... Read more

Editorial Review

This Cuisinart coffeemaker is ideal for the coffee drinker whowants the flavor of café coffee at home. It all starts with thespecialized Coffee Bar flavor system, which revolves around a dial onthe top of the machine that allows you to set the number of cups tobrew. The coffeemaker automatically regulates the right amount of waterthrough the grounds. Just like that--a better cup of java. Read more

Features

• Makes up to 10 cups of coffee; ideal for large groups
• Pour a cup midbrew with convenient brew-pause feature
• Glass carafe with specialized lid and filter
• Easy-to-read instruction manual; plugs into a regular 120-volt outlet
• Measures 13-1/4 by 9-3/4 by 8 inches; 3-year limited warranty

Reviews (25)

Great Coffeemaker
This is a very good coffeemaker which makes and keeps the coffee hot. I have had other coffee makers and none of them gave me the hot quality cup so u bet it is nice to give a try.

Cuisinart DCC-100 Coffee Bar Classic
This coffeemaker is definitely a low-end product. The swing-out For 4 Years, A Reliable Morning Friend
I have owned this little gem for four years.I used to have a Mr. Coffee 8-cup machine, but it started acting funny after a few years so I decided to upgrade to a bigger machine.I saw this at a really great price and picked it up and have not been happier.Read more

Subjects:  1. Automatic   

Features

• 14-cup programmable coffeemaker with wrap-around stainless-steel housing
• Electronic temperature control; powerful 1100-watt heat pump; 1- to 4-cup brewing option; brew pause
• JavaSpa full-dispersion showerhead; flat-bottom brew basket; front-fill reservoir; ion-exchange water filter
• 14-cup dishwasher-safe glass carafe, coffee scoop, and paper coffee filters included
• Measures 14 by 14 by 8-1/2 inches; 1-year hassle-free replacement warranty

Reviews (35)

Beats our old Starbucks brewers, hands down!
Flavor is great. Pot beeps when coffee is ready; beeps when it shuts off the heating element too! Coffee ground issue is, I'm sure, related to the brass/plastic basket that comes with the pot. If you overfill the basket with gounds, they do get in the water. However, if you use a paper filter with the same amount of grounds , it works fine. Poorly engineered ground basket. If you want a brass basket, purchase a third party one. We also have the KA coffee grinder which is better than any I've owned, including the Braun and Starbucks which both died an early and untimely death. KA appliances still going strong after more than a year.

Looks Great - Tastes Mediocre
I'm usually a big fan of KitchenAid appliances and I own a Proline coffee grinder, which is excellent. But, I could not get a good full-flavored cup of coffeee out of this machine. I usually brew 4 cups at a time. They have a setting for 1-4 cups, but the coffeee still turned out slightly weak and slightly bitter. I returned it and will try something else.

The best Coffee ever
I have not had any problem with this coffee pot. I think it is one of the best ever. I have not had any problem with grounds in my coffee or electrical problems. Great all the way around. ... Read more

Features

• Automatically heat, whip, and mix instant cocoa.
• The auto shut-off ensures that drinks woould not be overheated.
• Nonstick heating surface makes it easy to clean

Features

• Hot-water reservoir-style home brewer makes 10 cups of coffee in 3 minutes
• Stainless-steel inner tank with 800-watt heater and internal thermostat
• Sliding lid for adding water; custom sprayhead provides full-flavored coffee
• Durable, porcelain-coated, scratch-resistant decanter warmer
• Measures 8-1/2 by 13-1/2 by 11-1/4 inches; 3-year limited warranty

Reviews (10)

Many years of Great Coffee with a Bunn!!!!!!
This is our third Bunn. I had one that lasted over 7 years, I replaced it with a newer model we had for 6 years and have now replaced it with this one for the color scheme in our new home... nothing wrong with the old one, in fact I gave it to my in-laws and they are just as happy with it as we are. We make 1-2 pots of coffee a day and we are spoiled by the 3 minute wait for a hot cup of coffee. Bunn is a great company to deal with as well, we had lost the cleaning tool one time and I called to get a new one...they shipped one promptly free of charge no questions asked. As for he machine being "on" all the time, this is a misconception, the machine turns on and off when the water temp drops below the set temperature, so it is not constantly on...This is the best feature of the machine because if the power goes out you can still make a hot pot of coffee...So if you want a great fast cup of coffee from a quality machine by makers that stand behind their product...Bunn is the one for you!!!!

Consistently Good Coffee
The main purpose of my acquisition of the Bunn NHB was the continuance of my tireless search for a coffee maker that will consistently make excellent coffee with minimum effort.Simply stated, I wanted the taste to complement the smell of freshly ground coffee beans.I think my search has ended.
Coffee Lover's Dream
In our house the pot is always on! After years of just about every brand known to man from the cheapest to deluxe I think I've found the best. Quality is evident in the construction and function and performance far better than the last machine I paid a lot more for! The only holdback I would have is for those who make only a pot a day...I'm not sure you really need a coffee maker that effectively stays "on" all the time to keep the water hot and ready for the next fresh, delicious cup. That being said, I highly recommend this product. ... Read more

Features

• 2- to 12-cup-capacity coffeemaker with hydro-clean system
• Extra-large water-fill area makes adding water easy
• Pull-out filter basket provides for convenient filling and cleaning
• Comfortable carafe handle equals easy serving
• Measures 8-1/2 by 12 by 12-1/2 inches

Reviews (9)

get a grip, fragile carafe, choose carafe first then machine!!
I got this coffee maker for ten dollars at a local grocery store. It has no problem making coffee the problem and there are several have to do with getting a grip on it. There are no edges or angles to grip it, the spots that do 'lend' themselves are hot. So removing the carafe, or installing it is just plain awkward. The carafe is so fragile that it will spontaneously disintegrate in the dishwasher. So be ready to purchase an endless round of carafes periodically. Our carafe first got a little lip chip on the pouring spout, four days later and four uses later a larger piece popped out of the side making it useless. Bummer at 6am. Because of the type of carafe and coffee maker it appears it must be replaced with OEM carafe. This ten dollar coffee maker is heading towards costing a fortune over time. (btw we were very careful how we placed it in the dishwasher.)My next coffee maker will take the most inexpensive replacement carafe, (metal??) i can find on the discount store shelf. I will then buy a machine that takes THAT carafe (and is approved by Cons. Reports).

Does a coffee maker really have to be expensive?
Hello,
This Thing Is Dangerous!
I was using this machine about the 5th or 6th time, and the auto-drip-stop function would not line up properly causing the basket to fill and overflow with hot coffee.I attempted to adjust the carafe and the basket.The basket immediately tipped forward and dumped the hot coffee all over my hand.Ouch.If this had a swing-out basket, this wouldn't have happened.
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Editorial Review

Indulge your personal taste with this handy little French press coffeemaker. Use it at home or take it along to office or school and brew coffee precisely as you like it rather than settling for what you get out of the machine (shudder). Compact (7-1/2 inches high), for carrying in purse, briefcase, or backpack, but sturdy, it's made of tempered glass and durable plastic, with stainless-steel press and bands. A big handle facilitates pouring through its pert little spout. Rinse it out or run it through the dishwasher. Read more

Features

• Makes 3 cups of fresh coffee by French press method
• Ideal for office, school, or home
• Made of tempered glass and durable plastic, with stainless-steel press
• Carry in purse, briefcase, or backpack
• 7-1/2 inches high

Features

• 1450-watt automatic espresso machine with 18-bar pump and ThermoBlock heating unit
• Solid-steel conical burr grinder; LED display; 64-ounce removable water tank
• Dual Frother Plus for steaming milk; electronic water-level sensor; auto shut-off
• Cleaning tablets, Clearyl filter, water-hardness indicator strip, scoop, and video included
• Measures 11 by 13-3/5 by 17 inches; 1-year limited warranty for household use

Reviews (15)

Capresso treated me right
I had a C1000 that had a recall - they offered to fix it or sell me the E8 for half price.
Not a reliable machine
We've had this for about one month, used it twice a day (two espresso drinkers in the house) and it's now starting to fail once a day. The machine will fail for a couple of attempts, ask you to open and close the tap, and evenutally work correctly. The espresso tastes great, but it's not worth the headache of using up beans on failed attempts. For this much money, you'd think they would have worked out the kinks.

Earlier reviewer didn't know how easy it is to fix....
The reviewer from '04 that was having problems didn't know about a super easy fix...all he had to do was call the 800 number and they'd walk him thru the relatively simple, 1 minute cleaning procedure. My S8 machine was doing the exact same thing, and they halped me out without any problems. Capresso has been great. ... Read more

Features

• Water filtration removes up to 97% of chlorine for better tasting coffee
• 2-hour auto shut-off keeps your coffee warm for 2 hours and then automatically shuts off
• Special cleaning cycle makes cleaning your coffeemaker quick and easy
• Brew strength selector lets you choose to make your coffee stronger
• Fresh brew timer lets you know how long your coffee has been waiting for you

Reviews (8)

Loud & Messy!
The machine makes fine tasting coffee but there the good qualities end.It will awaken everyone in the house with the LOUD beeping as it announces 'the brewing is complete'.So much for a few minutes peace.And to pour the coffee you have two choices:break your thumb pushing the release button as the coffee drips out slower than a tinkle or take off the lid and watch the coffee pour all over your counter- it is impossible to pour this stuff in quickly and neatly!I'm going to buy a replacement and send this one off to a yard sale!

FANTASTIC coffeemaker!!
I bought this even after reading about it "leaking" because I had had a Mr. Coffee before.I found that it "leaks" only if it is filled above the line.Once that is grasped, it is an excellent coffee maker AND the thermos keeps it hot without needing to keep the maker on.I would definitely recommend this one!I have tried MANY others even more expensive.Just don't overfill it and you'll be more than satisfied.

Have used it 12 times, successful 5.
This coffee maker is the worst I have ever had.If you don't set the filter cup in "just so", the pause-and-serve gets tripped, and you get coffee everywhere.If you manage to get the filter cup in correctly, the paper filter collapses.If you manage to get through those obstacles - I had to do it three times this morning - the carafe only keeps the coffee lukewarm.It's going back in the box as soon as it has dried out, and back to the store for a refund. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Equipped with hard burrs that grind beans more uniformly andwithout the flavor-destroying heat generated by blade grinders, thiscoffee mill makes preparing fresh coffee simple. It has preprogrammedbuttons for grinding enough to brew 4, 8, 10, or 12 cups and a dial forselecting one of 18 grind consistencies, from very coarse to very finefor espresso. The bean chamber holds 8 ounces, enough for about 36five-ounce cups. When the selected amount of beans is ground, the millshuts off automatically. A transparent plastic container snaps into themill's front to catch up to 8 ounces of ground coffee. It has a snap-onlid so it can store either ground coffee or beans. For easy cleaning,the grinding wheel twists out. The 120-watt mill measures 5 incheswide, 9 inches high, and 6-1/2 inches deep. It's clad in hard, brightplastic, has push-in cord storage, and carries a one-year warrantyagainst defects. Read more

Features

• Burrs grind coffee beans uniformly without heat generated by blades
• Pre-programmed buttons for 4, 8, 10, or 12 cups of coffee
• 18 grind selections, from very coarse to very fine for espresso
• Grinding wheel twists out for easy cleaning
• Snap-in lidded container stores 8 ounces ground coffee or beans

Reviews (97)

Grinds fairly well
This is a good product for the money.A little messy occasionally, but for the most part, it functions as you'd expect with minimal effort. My grandson has much fun turning the coffee from beans to "squash", as he says.I'd recommend this grinder for the daily coffee drinker!

bad design, bad performance
This is a poorly designed mill, cheaply manufactured. The grinding mechanism is easily clogged but difficult to disassemble for cleaning. The port into the hopper is too small and must be frequently unblocked. The hopper consistently develops excess static, causing large amounts of coffee to stick; it is badly positioned and fits loosely, guaranteeing a mess to clean up every time the mill is used. After four months of annoying service, the cheap circuit board attached to the power switch broke loose, finally ending the suffering. A nut chopper would work better.

What a dissappointing experience!!!
I purchased the Melitta Mill in April, it's now July and the thing is shot.We used it daily to grind 2 tablespoons of coffee, first the switches stuck and then we had to plug and unplug it to run the thing.Sure it was inexpensive, but you should get more than three months out of the purchase.$6+ a month just to grind coffee?Don't buy this poorly constructed product. ... Read more