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Item Info
The unit contains a shower-type brewer and a removable 1-1/2-liter water tank with handle for easy filling. For those in a hurry, its drip-stop function allows for pouring a cup of coffee before the end of the brewing cycle. The machine includes a high-quality carafe with a stainless-steel lid and a beautiful silver spray handle for graceful serving. Other highlights include a chrome button on/off switch, a blue LED light indicator, simple-to-read measuring marks, a 1-by-4-size removable V-shape filter, and a grey PVC power cord. Its polished stainless-steel finish and screwed-on frosted-glass decorative plates make for a stunning addition to any kitchen counter. The coffeemaker measures 11 by 5-1/2 by 14 inches and carries a one-year warranty.
Strong Feat
- 10-Cup coffeemaker with Pause and Serve function
- Shower-type brewer; removable 1-1/2-liter water tank; blue LED light indicator
- Polished stainless-steel finish and frosted-glass decorative plates
- See-through carafe with measuring marks, stainless-steel lid, and silver spray handle
- Measures 11 by 5-1/2 by 14 inches;carries a 1 year warranty
User Opinions
Cairie V
I like the look of this coffee maker- and the removeable water tank (no water to spill while filling). It brews relatively fast, coffee tastes good, but no automatic shutoff!! The on/off switch feels flimsy and the entire base the pot sits on gets VERY HOT- (not just the warming plate, but the whole bottom, too). I'll be returning and keep looking....
M. L. Huffman
I fell in love with this coffee maker the moment I saw it and continued to like it for the next few days. Very quickly I noticed two design flaws. First, near the top of the unit opposite where the water comes out, there is small pocket that collects a lot of water. This water eventually overflows and drips behind the plastic holder that holds the coffee and falls onto the hot pad when you remove the pot. Second, the glass pot itself is seriously flawed in its design. The lid is made of metal, which is a pleasant addition, but the neck is plastic and unable to to sustain the weight of the lid for very long. Mine snapped after about two months. Another problem with the glass pot is that when you pour out the coffee, no matter at what angle, the coffee runs down the side of the pot creating a small puddle of coffee on the counter each time you pour. A third flaw with this coffee maker took about four months to discover. This maker brews coffee extra hot but after four months, the intense heat or steam has caused the chrome paint on the top lid (where you add the coffee) to chip away. Overall, the pot was wonderfully conceived but evidently was released without thorough testing beforehand. The appearance and European design touches are appreciated but unfortunately are not enough to recommend this coffee maker.
Cristina B. Winkler
I loved the way this coffee maker fit in with my decor! My only complaint is that when you pour coffee out of the carafe, it drips back and you can't avoid coffee on your counter. Very annoying. If this annoys you, don't buy this coffee maker. I overlook low tech for decor.
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