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Product Info
Hamilton Beach Programmable 12-Cup Coffeemaker.
Pros
- Uses 8 to 12-cup basket style coffee filters
- Compact design fits your space and your style
- Programmable timer
- Pause and serve
- 2-Hour auto shutoff
User Reviews
J. Lynch
This coffee maker seemed like the best available at the time of purchase, but unfortunately did not live up to my expectations.It has a nice capacity, with burner auto-off after 2 hours and a built-in clock and timer. It has the pause-n-serve feature.Some of the problems with this item:--The carafe doesn't fit well onto the burner and is difficult to easily remove for serving after brewing a pot.--The unit often allows the filter to collapse so that grounds end up dripping down into the carafe.--The worst thing about it is that the plastic is very brittle and breaks easily. First the hinge tabs on the lid broke off so it won't close completely. Then the brew basket handle broke off. This piece is necessary to lock down the brew basket. So now I have a $35 paperweight. I will be putting it out with the trash tomorrow.JUNK! Not recommended.
Sarah Jane
Great coffee maker, except for the fact that the drip nozzle doesn't seem to align properly with the top of the carafe...meaning that coffee spills over and runs onto the countertop ALL. THE. TIME. Very annoying! I have to adjust the carafe, sometimes setting it off to one side or another (to where it's not even sitting on the burner correctly) just to stop it from running over. This is the SECOND unit I've purchased, and both of them had the same problem.Hamilton Beech, WTF?!! Fix this annoying design flaw!
emmaclaire
First, a disclaimer: I did not purchase this coffeemaker from Amazon. I would have, but it was a coffee emergency (Is that steam coming from the coffeemaker? No, it's smoke...) That said, I'm surprisingly happy with it.I have used (and discarded) several higher end coffeemakers over the years, seemed to last about 2-3 years at most. This time I went for the cheap(er). We all have limits.Pros:Good coffee (I use Starbucks pre-ground - don't judge)Simple, uses basket style filtersAcceptable brew timeCoffee is hot enoughEasy to fill and pour without spilling (in fact, easier than some upscale models I've used)Not bad looking, sort of Jetson-yCons:Preset at 2 hour 'keep hot' - I just turn it off immediatelyCarafe 'sticks' about as much as any other coffeemaker I've usedI've had no issues with breaking although I've used it daily for 3 months. Husband too, who tends to fumble at 5AM. I recommend it.
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