Hamilton Beach 12 Cup Programmable Drip Coffee Maker- Brew Options

what our customer say this product:

1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 5 March 2024

   I purchased this coffee machine because the previous one I had always gave the coffee a burnt flavor. This one does not. It is affordable, lasts long (I’ve had one at work for the longest time), and is easy to program. It has a clock, an on button, a button to adjust the strength of the coffee, and a button to program for the time you set it at.

   

2. Rebe Verified Buyer – 19 March 2024

   I have tried to make several pots of coffee and each time it comes out weak. I have tried adding more grounds, using the “bold” feature and always the same weak coffee. I think the issue is the spray head only drips water in the very center, so most of the grounds are not being saturated.

   

3. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 22 May 2024

   I purchased this coffee machine because the previous one I had always gave the coffee a burnt flavor. This one does not. It is affordable, lasts long (I’ve had one at work for the longest time), and is easy to program. It has a clock, an on button, a button to adjust the strength of the coffee, and a button to program for the time you set it at.

   

4. Voldorac Verified Buyer – 30 May 2024

   Even if I selected in the programming that it should ONLY brew up to 4 cups of coffee, it easily surpassed its own programming and kept on brewing the rest of the water … this is an issue that shouldn’t be overstepped!

   

5. Nathan Verified Buyer – 28 July 2024

   Works perfectly. Makes coffee smoothly. And a huge fan of the auto brew feature.

   Not much extra bells and wisles otherwise but makes up for with a very affordable price while still brewing an excellent cup of Joe! Don’t really need the extra features myself anyway.

   And don’t see myself wanting to spend more on a machine when this works perfectly and has so far been reliable. I’ve been using it out of the box since June 8th, had to get a new one during lockdown I tend to pack a lot of grinds, and it still had yet to back up. Or include any errors. Something my old machine was prone to and was more expensive.

   Wouldn’t have been able to survive going back to work after lockdown! And didn’t have a huge budget at all, as I wasn’t working. Also love having a brew auto timed for before I wake up! Very happy I stumbled upon this machine and I’m very satisfied with my purchase!
   

6. Archie G. Verified Buyer – 25 August 2024

   Price was reasonable for the product.
   Colour, White, matches other appliances.
   

7. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 21 September 2024

   IN SHORT, It makes coffee, BUT these coffee makers are stupidly simple machines with no expensive parts. There is shockingly little to drip coffee makers and for what I paid this is a cheap piece of equipment, poorly made, and overpriced. I had always associated Hamilton Beach with quality in the past and thought this was a good deal, boy was I wrong. But don’t get me wrong, it does make coffee, it works, you just aren’t getting any value for your dollar in my opinion. WHAT I HAD BEFORE: I had a great Mr. Coffee that worked like a charm for the better part of a decade with the hardest water I have ever seen in my life. So bad that I am constantly buying vinegar to remove scale from my drinking glasses. The plastic was strong and thick(likely glass fiber reinforced), very sturdy, no slack in the hinges of the lid and drip head mechanisms, it felt very well made and lasted me a very long time under brutal conditions for this type of coffee maker. The Carafe was thick glass with a very sturdy, firmly attached handle, and I was very happy. Sadly, being in my last year of college and just needing something, anything, to make coffee I am stuck with a cheap coffee maker now until I graduate in a few months and can afford another proper, quality, coffee maker. THIS COFFEE MAKER: 1.) This coffee maker feels like it is made of the thinnest, cheapest plastic they could get away with. The only mold marking was >PP< which is polypropylene, judging by the weight and avg. prices of raw material I’d guess there is a total of ~$3 worth of plastic in this coffee maker assuming 60 cents per pound cost(molds discusses further down). It flexes in your hands when you handle it and the components are just poorly made, it feel so incredibly cheap in your hands. See the photos showing how easily I can bend it with two fingers. While the plastic is cheap and too flimsy for my liking, I would guess that if the machine fell it would merely bounce and not crack as that is a benefit of using this type of plastic(One downside to this plastic is its sensitivity to mold and fungus). However, I am not sure that your carafe would survive, but if your coffee maker falls or gets dropped you are doing something wrong on your end. 2.) A burn test, and lack of any other mold markings, show there is no glass fiber or other fill material that I could see to strengthen this plastic, hence the low rigidity and my disappointment. Polypropylene being a soft plastic they would not have a high cost associated with molds for making these plastic parts as there is no abrasive fill material to wear out molds faster. Thus no price increase for manufacture. 3.)The carafe glass is very thin, the handle is made of the same cheap plastic as the body of the coffee maker and instills zero confidence it won’t break when full of water a year down the road after repeated stress cycles. Lets assume $5 here for price to manufacture/acquire. 4.) The heating plate element and “bubble tube”, I am not sure of the name, are also cheap parts to purchase, depending on quality, between $0.50 and $4.00 so we will just round up and say $5 for all heating elements and associated parts, just to be safe, though I doubt it was anywhere near that much. So far these components are working just fine but I have only made 3 pots of coffee so we will see what happens. 5.) There are a handful of inherently cheap electrical components. 2 LEDs, 5 push buttons, a small screen, likely a few thermometers, a crystal oscillator for the clock, likely a 555 or similar IC, all together there is maybe $2 worth of electronics in this coffee maker, though I would have to disassemble it to know for sure. As someone who designs and builds electronics for fun, let me tell you that most commercially used electrical components are stupidly cheap, even when purchased as one offs and not in bulk which gives further discount. 6.) I am willing to bet the only metal parts of this machine are the hot plate, the actual heating element and the water heating tube(because that is all that is needed) These are all accounted for in the heating elements and hot plate. From what I see the rest is all plastic. 7.) Note, in the photo you can see a little red ball valve. This prevents the heated water from pushing back into the reservoir when the water is heated and some flashes to steam propelling the hot water up into the drip head and into the coffee grounds basket. Watching it operate there is good clearance for water to flow when it is open. Likely because they must account for restricted flow when the optional carbon filter is installed. My only concern here is that if you have hard water this could clog up or get stuck either open or closed. THE GOOD THING IS, this valve is accessible from the top of the machine when the lid is open and likely could easily be unclogged if it does fill with scale, so to me this is a nice feature where the ball valve isn’t hidden away deep inside the machine. CONCLUSION: In my opinion this machine is overpriced for what you get. I have found an overly generous approximate cost for this machine to be around $15 to manufacture, but with 3rd world manufacturing and discounts for buying in bulk and economies of scale I would imagine I am overshooting the actual costs. The fact that they are selling this machine around the ballpark of $50+, or around $40 if you catch a sale, I would steer clear of this machine unless you can get it on sale for $20 or less. I have no problem with manufacturers selling items for double their expense to make profit, but that clearly isn’t the case here. We have a camper with a $10 coffee maker that we got at Wal-Mart that this one reminds me in so many ways, and they both make identical coffee. There simply isn’t the quality here necessary to justify this price tag. This isn’t even an issue of name brand markup because the quality is so low and so up front and blatant that the brand name is devalued by the materials when you first handle it. It is one thing to put a famous branding and make it look nice but have poor quality components hidden inside where no one sees but this machine doesn’t care, they fully embraced it and cut costs anywhere they could without concern for their name and the reputation that may be associated. In my opinion this machine is a rip off and I am now seriously considering disassembling my old Mr. Coffee machine and seeing if I cant repair it and returning this machine. I feel like it is an utter rip off. Basically, them selling this machine for this price is them spitting in your face and laughing because they know the general public doesn’t have the knowledge base to see that they are selling a clearly inferior product at a huge markup. Hamilton Beach is no longer a quality appliance company, they want you to buy this so it breaks in a year or two and you come back and pay for an overpriced plastic mess all over again, ever few years, like clockwork. I wouldn’t buy this again…I was upset when I first got it and unboxed it, but sometimes you need something, anything, to make coffee in the morning so you aren’t wasting time over a stove boiling water when you should be getting ready and leaving the house.

   

8. Linda M. Verified Buyer – 10 November 2024

   I like that I could get a white coffee maker, as my other small appliances are white. it is getting harder to fund white ones. The only thing that I was not expecting is the size of the coffee maker itself. It was a little bigger than I expected,, so it doesn’t fit on my counter as well as my old one. It does make a GREAT cup of coffee first thing in the morning.
   

9. zahyra g. Verified Buyer – 10 February 2025

   Bonita, sencilla, muy buena relación precio-calidad
   

10. Matthew R. Verified Buyer – 25 February 2025

    Best coffe maker I have owned in a long time. I love the timer and brew settings. Just amazing coffee every time.

    

11. Brandellan Verified Buyer – 27 February 2025

    This is twice the price of my cheap coffee maker. I thought I was upgrading. Turns out this is just trash with a fancy label. It stopped brewing after 2 days.

    

12. M.rfuller Verified Buyer – 28 February 2025

    This Hamilton beach coffee maker is so easy to use. I love to wake up in the mornings to the smell of coffee so the programmable timer works great for me. It’s super easy to clean and even has the option of a reusable coffee filter. It also has a large opening to the water reservoir which makes it easy to fill without spilling like other coffee makers. I know I can rely on this coffee to get my day going, I’d give it 6 stars if I could.

    

13. Sara K. Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

    I needed an inexpensive coffee pot. Pleasantly surprised at this little gem! With cheaper makers it’s usually a trade off of carafe quality and ergonomics. This has both! Very easy to pour in water with the swinging arm. Move it back out of the way to add filter/coffee. The basket is snugly held down with the arm so no loose feel of the carafe lid against the basket unless the lid is down. This and the fact the carafe “lid” was set far enough back from the pour spout that they were no dribbles of water when filling maker or of coffee when pouring a cup! My personal reasons for 5 stars. Pros: carafe does not dribble from the lid/spout Movable water arm to access water trough and coffee grinds basket Water trough “full” hole is higher than a full carafe of water poured in Large and easy to program display Water level indicator is easy to view No chemical smell – ran two pots of vinegar through before first brew Cons: short cord as with all makers I’ve had Display is not backlit for nighttime visibility the only real downside but not a dealbreaker for me

    

14. Charles McKay Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

    I spent SO much time looking at EVERY coffee maker on coffeemakers.us.com. I could not be happier with my final choice. As a retired couple, my wife and I find this is perfect for us. While this can do all sorts of programmable tasks, we use it in a stupidly simple way every morning: We put in one tablespoon of coffee per cup wanted, add a cup and three-quarters of water per finished cup, hit the “on” button, and a couple of minutes later, we have a perfect pot of coffee. No need to do anything more.

    When company stays with us overnight, it makes as many cups as four adults could want in the morning. Again, because it makes coffee so fast and easily, we don’t need to program it. It is foolproof and won’t let you do anything incorrectly, like not moving the water filler back into the correct position. Just remember to add the coffee and the water. That’s on YOU. Automatic shutoff after sufficient time prevents burning the pot through forgetfulness. Makes rich-tasting, delicious coffee every time. BEST. COFFEE MAKER. EVER! BUY IT!
    

15. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

    I purchased this coffee machine because the previous one I had always gave the coffee a burnt flavor. This one does not. It is affordable, lasts long (I’ve had one at work for the longest time), and is easy to program. It has a clock, an on button, a button to adjust the strength of the coffee, and a button to program for the time you set it at.

    

16. NAS Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

    I’ve only had this coffee maker for a few weeks, but I can say without a doubt that I love it! I was hesitant to spend $40, but in comparison to the coffee maker I had before this one (different brand and was comparable in price but had all sorts of issues), this one is close to perfect. It is easy to clean, easy to fill, brews very nicely and doesn’t blow the grounds out of the filter while brewing. The grounds stay where they should! I haven’t tried all the features yet, so I cannot say if they work as they should. But so far the regular brew cycle works great, the coffee tastes great, and I don’t get a mouth full of grounds while drinking a cup of coffee! No complaints so far!

    

17. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

    IN SHORT, It makes coffee, BUT these coffee makers are stupidly simple machines with no expensive parts. There is shockingly little to drip coffee makers and for what I paid this is a cheap piece of equipment, poorly made, and overpriced. I had always associated Hamilton Beach with quality in the past and thought this was a good deal, boy was I wrong. But don’t get me wrong, it does make coffee, it works, you just aren’t getting any value for your dollar in my opinion. WHAT I HAD BEFORE: I had a great Mr. Coffee that worked like a charm for the better part of a decade with the hardest water I have ever seen in my life. So bad that I am constantly buying vinegar to remove scale from my drinking glasses. The plastic was strong and thick(likely glass fiber reinforced), very sturdy, no slack in the hinges of the lid and drip head mechanisms, it felt very well made and lasted me a very long time under brutal conditions for this type of coffee maker. The Carafe was thick glass with a very sturdy, firmly attached handle, and I was very happy. Sadly, being in my last year of college and just needing something, anything, to make coffee I am stuck with a cheap coffee maker now until I graduate in a few months and can afford another proper, quality, coffee maker. THIS COFFEE MAKER: 1.) This coffee maker feels like it is made of the thinnest, cheapest plastic they could get away with. The only mold marking was >PP< which is polypropylene, judging by the weight and avg. prices of raw material I’d guess there is a total of ~$3 worth of plastic in this coffee maker assuming 60 cents per pound cost(molds discusses further down). It flexes in your hands when you handle it and the components are just poorly made, it feel so incredibly cheap in your hands. See the photos showing how easily I can bend it with two fingers. While the plastic is cheap and too flimsy for my liking, I would guess that if the machine fell it would merely bounce and not crack as that is a benefit of using this type of plastic(One downside to this plastic is its sensitivity to mold and fungus). However, I am not sure that your carafe would survive, but if your coffee maker falls or gets dropped you are doing something wrong on your end. 2.) A burn test, and lack of any other mold markings, show there is no glass fiber or other fill material that I could see to strengthen this plastic, hence the low rigidity and my disappointment. Polypropylene being a soft plastic they would not have a high cost associated with molds for making these plastic parts as there is no abrasive fill material to wear out molds faster. Thus no price increase for manufacture. 3.)The carafe glass is very thin, the handle is made of the same cheap plastic as the body of the coffee maker and instills zero confidence it won’t break when full of water a year down the road after repeated stress cycles. Lets assume $5 here for price to manufacture/acquire. 4.) The heating plate element and “bubble tube”, I am not sure of the name, are also cheap parts to purchase, depending on quality, between $0.50 and $4.00 so we will just round up and say $5 for all heating elements and associated parts, just to be safe, though I doubt it was anywhere near that much. So far these components are working just fine but I have only made 3 pots of coffee so we will see what happens. 5.) There are a handful of inherently cheap electrical components. 2 LEDs, 5 push buttons, a small screen, likely a few thermometers, a crystal oscillator for the clock, likely a 555 or similar IC, all together there is maybe $2 worth of electronics in this coffee maker, though I would have to disassemble it to know for sure. As someone who designs and builds electronics for fun, let me tell you that most commercially used electrical components are stupidly cheap, even when purchased as one offs and not in bulk which gives further discount. 6.) I am willing to bet the only metal parts of this machine are the hot plate, the actual heating element and the water heating tube(because that is all that is needed) These are all accounted for in the heating elements and hot plate. From what I see the rest is all plastic. 7.) Note, in the photo you can see a little red ball valve. This prevents the heated water from pushing back into the reservoir when the water is heated and some flashes to steam propelling the hot water up into the drip head and into the coffee grounds basket. Watching it operate there is good clearance for water to flow when it is open. Likely because they must account for restricted flow when the optional carbon filter is installed. My only concern here is that if you have hard water this could clog up or get stuck either open or closed. THE GOOD THING IS, this valve is accessible from the top of the machine when the lid is open and likely could easily be unclogged if it does fill with scale, so to me this is a nice feature where the ball valve isn’t hidden away deep inside the machine. CONCLUSION: In my opinion this machine is overpriced for what you get. I have found an overly generous approximate cost for this machine to be around $15 to manufacture, but with 3rd world manufacturing and discounts for buying in bulk and economies of scale I would imagine I am overshooting the actual costs. The fact that they are selling this machine around the ballpark of $50+, or around $40 if you catch a sale, I would steer clear of this machine unless you can get it on sale for $20 or less. I have no problem with manufacturers selling items for double their expense to make profit, but that clearly isn’t the case here. We have a camper with a $10 coffee maker that we got at Wal-Mart that this one reminds me in so many ways, and they both make identical coffee. There simply isn’t the quality here necessary to justify this price tag. This isn’t even an issue of name brand markup because the quality is so low and so up front and blatant that the brand name is devalued by the materials when you first handle it. It is one thing to put a famous branding and make it look nice but have poor quality components hidden inside where no one sees but this machine doesn’t care, they fully embraced it and cut costs anywhere they could without concern for their name and the reputation that may be associated. In my opinion this machine is a rip off and I am now seriously considering disassembling my old Mr. Coffee machine and seeing if I cant repair it and returning this machine. I feel like it is an utter rip off. Basically, them selling this machine for this price is them spitting in your face and laughing because they know the general public doesn’t have the knowledge base to see that they are selling a clearly inferior product at a huge markup. Hamilton Beach is no longer a quality appliance company, they want you to buy this so it breaks in a year or two and you come back and pay for an overpriced plastic mess all over again, ever few years, like clockwork. I wouldn’t buy this again…I was upset when I first got it and unboxed it, but sometimes you need something, anything, to make coffee in the morning so you aren’t wasting time over a stove boiling water when you should be getting ready and leaving the house.

    

18. R. S. Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

    Works well best one we’ve bought in a while no gross plastic taste. Fits on coffee bar perfect. Not to heavy we use it multiple times a day still going strong the color matches our kitchen
    

19. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

    Too many nooks and crannies. I’ve used toothbrush, bottle brush, Qtips and a knife blade wrapped in paper towel. Any othe suggestions?

    

20. Maureen Kopy Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

    Of this brand, this was a great price it is holding up wonderfully and it makes great coffee. I love that it is programmable and it is easy to wash the pot.
    

21. Salma Bu Verified Buyer – 11 March 2025

    I have had it for 9 months and the hearing plate is completely rusted. The rust goes onto the glass pot which makes it difficult to clean.

    

22. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

    IN SHORT, It makes coffee, BUT these coffee makers are stupidly simple machines with no expensive parts. There is shockingly little to drip coffee makers and for what I paid this is a cheap piece of equipment, poorly made, and overpriced. I had always associated Hamilton Beach with quality in the past and thought this was a good deal, boy was I wrong. But don’t get me wrong, it does make coffee, it works, you just aren’t getting any value for your dollar in my opinion. WHAT I HAD BEFORE: I had a great Mr. Coffee that worked like a charm for the better part of a decade with the hardest water I have ever seen in my life. So bad that I am constantly buying vinegar to remove scale from my drinking glasses. The plastic was strong and thick(likely glass fiber reinforced), very sturdy, no slack in the hinges of the lid and drip head mechanisms, it felt very well made and lasted me a very long time under brutal conditions for this type of coffee maker. The Carafe was thick glass with a very sturdy, firmly attached handle, and I was very happy. Sadly, being in my last year of college and just needing something, anything, to make coffee I am stuck with a cheap coffee maker now until I graduate in a few months and can afford another proper, quality, coffee maker. THIS COFFEE MAKER: 1.) This coffee maker feels like it is made of the thinnest, cheapest plastic they could get away with. The only mold marking was >PP< which is polypropylene, judging by the weight and avg. prices of raw material I’d guess there is a total of ~$3 worth of plastic in this coffee maker assuming 60 cents per pound cost(molds discusses further down). It flexes in your hands when you handle it and the components are just poorly made, it feel so incredibly cheap in your hands. See the photos showing how easily I can bend it with two fingers. While the plastic is cheap and too flimsy for my liking, I would guess that if the machine fell it would merely bounce and not crack as that is a benefit of using this type of plastic(One downside to this plastic is its sensitivity to mold and fungus). However, I am not sure that your carafe would survive, but if your coffee maker falls or gets dropped you are doing something wrong on your end. 2.) A burn test, and lack of any other mold markings, show there is no glass fiber or other fill material that I could see to strengthen this plastic, hence the low rigidity and my disappointment. Polypropylene being a soft plastic they would not have a high cost associated with molds for making these plastic parts as there is no abrasive fill material to wear out molds faster. Thus no price increase for manufacture. 3.)The carafe glass is very thin, the handle is made of the same cheap plastic as the body of the coffee maker and instills zero confidence it won’t break when full of water a year down the road after repeated stress cycles. Lets assume $5 here for price to manufacture/acquire. 4.) The heating plate element and “bubble tube”, I am not sure of the name, are also cheap parts to purchase, depending on quality, between $0.50 and $4.00 so we will just round up and say $5 for all heating elements and associated parts, just to be safe, though I doubt it was anywhere near that much. So far these components are working just fine but I have only made 3 pots of coffee so we will see what happens. 5.) There are a handful of inherently cheap electrical components. 2 LEDs, 5 push buttons, a small screen, likely a few thermometers, a crystal oscillator for the clock, likely a 555 or similar IC, all together there is maybe $2 worth of electronics in this coffee maker, though I would have to disassemble it to know for sure. As someone who designs and builds electronics for fun, let me tell you that most commercially used electrical components are stupidly cheap, even when purchased as one offs and not in bulk which gives further discount. 6.) I am willing to bet the only metal parts of this machine are the hot plate, the actual heating element and the water heating tube(because that is all that is needed) These are all accounted for in the heating elements and hot plate. From what I see the rest is all plastic. 7.) Note, in the photo you can see a little red ball valve. This prevents the heated water from pushing back into the reservoir when the water is heated and some flashes to steam propelling the hot water up into the drip head and into the coffee grounds basket. Watching it operate there is good clearance for water to flow when it is open. Likely because they must account for restricted flow when the optional carbon filter is installed. My only concern here is that if you have hard water this could clog up or get stuck either open or closed. THE GOOD THING IS, this valve is accessible from the top of the machine when the lid is open and likely could easily be unclogged if it does fill with scale, so to me this is a nice feature where the ball valve isn’t hidden away deep inside the machine. CONCLUSION: In my opinion this machine is overpriced for what you get. I have found an overly generous approximate cost for this machine to be around $15 to manufacture, but with 3rd world manufacturing and discounts for buying in bulk and economies of scale I would imagine I am overshooting the actual costs. The fact that they are selling this machine around the ballpark of $50+, or around $40 if you catch a sale, I would steer clear of this machine unless you can get it on sale for $20 or less. I have no problem with manufacturers selling items for double their expense to make profit, but that clearly isn’t the case here. We have a camper with a $10 coffee maker that we got at Wal-Mart that this one reminds me in so many ways, and they both make identical coffee. There simply isn’t the quality here necessary to justify this price tag. This isn’t even an issue of name brand markup because the quality is so low and so up front and blatant that the brand name is devalued by the materials when you first handle it. It is one thing to put a famous branding and make it look nice but have poor quality components hidden inside where no one sees but this machine doesn’t care, they fully embraced it and cut costs anywhere they could without concern for their name and the reputation that may be associated. In my opinion this machine is a rip off and I am now seriously considering disassembling my old Mr. Coffee machine and seeing if I cant repair it and returning this machine. I feel like it is an utter rip off. Basically, them selling this machine for this price is them spitting in your face and laughing because they know the general public doesn’t have the knowledge base to see that they are selling a clearly inferior product at a huge markup. Hamilton Beach is no longer a quality appliance company, they want you to buy this so it breaks in a year or two and you come back and pay for an overpriced plastic mess all over again, ever few years, like clockwork. I wouldn’t buy this again…I was upset when I first got it and unboxed it, but sometimes you need something, anything, to make coffee in the morning so you aren’t wasting time over a stove boiling water when you should be getting ready and leaving the house.

    

23. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

    I have owned nothing but Cuisinart coffee makers in the past. There is a particular model that I love, both the looks and performance. But after buying two of them, as they failed for different reasons after a few years, I looked for a less expensive replacement. I’m a bit of a coffee snob, and prefer dark roast strong coffee. Unfortunately because of the design of this, my coffee is very weak. It’s basically dirty water. I tried using both a paper filter with an extra reusable filter. But the water just doesn’t ‘pool’ up enough. The holder for the grinds is too shallow, and the grinds on the sides dont get enough water. In the picture, that’s about half way through a 4 cup cycle. I have to manually spin the filter for them to receive water. Sometimes you get what you pay for.

    

24. Marie Terrell Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

    I am very pleased with this coffeemaker. I love the features such as the programable timer, the selection of the brew strength and whether you want to make four cups of coffee or a full pot.
    

25. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

    I purchased this coffee machine because the previous one I had always gave the coffee a burnt flavor. This one does not. It is affordable, lasts long (I’ve had one at work for the longest time), and is easy to program. It has a clock, an on button, a button to adjust the strength of the coffee, and a button to program for the time you set it at.

    

26. Nick C. Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

    I purchased this coffee pot after Chipping my old Mr. coffee pot. This coffee maker is easy to operate and I like the features such as timer and brewing options.

    

27. Audrey Stevens Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

    This is my 2nd coffee maker from Sunbeam. I had this exact same model for many many years and when it came time to replace it I was very happy to be able to find the same one and still for a very reasonable price. I would have give 5 stars except for the fact that I feel the lid needs to have a larger hinge as I’m afraid it might snap off if it’s handled too roughly. Other than that I highly recommend this product

    

28. 🐆😺MeoW😸🐆 Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

    Easy set clock And program brew… 2 hr auto off… Brews a nice pot o joe.. Uses standard 8-12 cup filters.. Workin great! Will update! ☕☕☕☕☕