this one is much better made and being a Cuisinart
926789
I had the one with the plastic top and I dropped it once and broke it,,, this one is much better made and being a Cuisinart, it will last for years
230468
This has a higher watt rating than Breville or All-Clad.  This extra wattage is needed for a larger waffle area.  The waffles are also very thick with deep wells.  They are great!

The plates are very easy to remove and clean.  The build is sturdy but the whole device is actually quite light.  It looks way heavier than it is.  I am very glad I didn't but a different brand like Breville or All-Clad.  Hamilton Beach and KitchenAid tend to be cheaply made.  Cuisinart nailed this one.

I also bought a Presto brand bowl-shaped waffle maker.  I haven't used it yet but my excitement needed to be shared.  Waffles!
3445827
This one is SO much better than the cheapo Cuisinart plastic models folks!  It's heavy and doesn't "walk" as much on the counter when in operation.  The flip spout plug keeps it from dripping when you carry the tray to the sink.  It comes with two nested reamer cones for larger citrus and little lemons/limes, and the power is as good as the ancient (huge) model that I got it to replace.

This one is much less of a struggle, is easy to clean, and easy to store.  Whew!  I've been through half a dozen brands trying to find one that doesn't "suck lemons" instead of juicing them!  5 stars!
2966112
I bought two different ones, this one and a Rohst.  I like this one much better.  It drips a little faster through the bottom holes (the Rohst has no bottom holes) and doesn't get clogged as easily.  Great coffee.
17281
My old one was starting to fall apart, this one works much better and looks like it will last too
3496745
The old one was really good BUT it was a little heavy.  The new won works a little faster with various other options to cook with. Fantastic
2289791
To be honest, I really dislike Cuisinart as a brand.  I have owned a Cuisinart simple coffeemaker followed by the Cuisinart blender from h*ll and swore I wouldn't buy them again.  I had a Mr. Coffee in between, which didn't last long, the hot plate started flaking.  This coffee maker makes very good coffee, really nice.  I love the gold filter, such an environmentally friendly and also very convenient way to go - and it's included!  I definitely agree with the dumb, too-small openings for adding the coffee water.  My old Cuisinart coffee maker had the same exact design.  Even Mr. Coffee had the foresight to provide a lift up cover for large access for adding water.  This Cusinart has one cover to lift up for adding both ground coffee and water - 2 openings for water, the slightly larger opening on the right favors right-handers, which I am not.  I spill every time, even using my right hand on the right side, so I will use a funnel each day.

What I didn't see in the few reviews I read, and which can't be turned off is the loud, high pitched series of 6 tones that are emitted when the coffee is ready.  I do not appreciate or require this coffeemaker to notify me when it is finished brewing!  Yikes!  It is loud enough to be really annoying and could wake someone.  I do recommend this despite that, and the hot water feature is certainly nice and may replace my beloved tea kettle.
3536666
I agonized over whether to buy this KitchenAid Professional 600 series stand mixer, or the Cuisinart 5.5 quart stand mixer.  I had discarded the KitchenAid Artisan series from my purchasing decision.

I originally did buy the Cuisinart 5.5 quart 800 watt stand mixer a few months ago, swayed by its 3 year warranty and the fact that there were fewer negative reviews of it.

A plus for the Cuisinart is the tilting head, ramp-up speed, timer.  It was an OK stand mixer.  A few things I didn't LOVE about the Cuisinart was that it wasn't hefty, didn't feel substantial, and didn't have the plethora of after-market accessories available like the KitchenAid line does.

When I saw this KitchenAid Professional 600 series unit come up on an outrageous discount on Amazon, I decided to go for it.  The accessory I was looking forward to having most of all was the paddle mixer with the silicone edges that scrape the side of the bowl for you as it mixes.  I know, it doesn't sound like much, but having to stop the Cuisinart, tilt the head, scrape the bowl, and resume mixing really proved to be awkward.

The other awkward thing about the Cuisinart is that the bowl is deep but not very wide.  The KitchenAid 6 quart bowl is wider and easier to work with.  It didn't come with a splatter guard, which was a separate purchase (disappointing) but so far I really like the KitchenAid better.  It's heavy, feels well built, and I love the scrape-the-bowl mixing paddle!

I'm not a marathon bread baker, and I don't know if the gears or motor will burn out if I make a ton of whole wheat bread, but maybe this unit is overkill for my needs, but it'll certainly meet them!
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I went to BB and B to compare the All Clad Triple Ply with this set. BB and B Had other sets from Cuisnart but not the Multiclad Pro.

Now I see why....The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro Is BETTER and a side by side comparison would leave All Clad in the dust.

The handles on the Cuisinart are much more comfortable and the thickness of the metal is the same as the All Clad.

The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro Is BETTER!

Ray
4714881
Bought this for my son for his birthday so he can compare it to the Orgreenic pan I also bought him to replace the one he ruined...  I have the Cuisinart one and love it.
1515892
I just received my Cuisinart EM 100 this week. It makes much better expresso than my old machine (a Farberware). Both machines have good pumps, removable trays, cup warmers etc. The differences are 1) the Cuisinart does not drip when you stop the pump 2) the crema and taste are far superior (bolder, more flavorful) 3)the milk really froths and expands not just get bubbley. It is a great machine.

Some things that I have discovered about the Cuisinart are 1)the two scoop filter basket will not take two level scoops as it overflows (not a problem just something to be aware of) 2) the pump stops when the water is not at the right temperature, especially for steam then it starts again when the temp is right (this scared me at first as I thought that the pump had failed)3) it is smart to clean the steam wand and the brew head right after making a cup so things do not get clogged 4)the frothing pitcher is great and just the right size. I have had no problem with a long steam wand as some of the previous reviews have noted. I love the three year warranty. The Farberware plastic portafiler holder broke after the one year warranty expired. The Cuisinart has a metal portafilter holder
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I ordered this because it has the water reservoir that holds more than one cup. What a difference it's made! I had the mini keurig where I had to fill for each cup, but this one is so much better, esp. for making a 2nd cup for another person. Works great and we really enjoy it.
3459283
Got this for Christmas. So far so good, but that was true of the Last Cuisinart Coffee maker we had until it crapped out after 3 years.  This one seems better, a burr grinder instead of cheap blades and the mechanism seems a little heavier, but still too much plastic & not enough metal for gears & other moving parts.  I'm just hoping it lasts longer than the last one.  It makes a very good pot of coffee and the grind strength is adjustable.
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I decided to buy this toaster oven on the strength of it's reviews here,as well as, it's "cousin" model (#TOB-175BC) which was ranked #1 by consumer reports. The 20$ off promo and free shipping from Amazon was the selling point for me. (Final cost 110, it lists for 220) The only difference I noticed between the two is that this one is white and the other is black/chrome. The 175BC model is also 50$+ more expensive. I wanted this one primarily because of the convection feature, that's a new technology in toaster ovens. I also liked the removable crumb tray, non-stick interior, and digital touch pad controls.

  I understand these are more expensive than most of the other toaster ovens on the market and that may drive a lot of ppl elsewhere, however Cuisinart has apparently built a quality one here and the 3yr warranty shows they are willing to stand behind it. I agree w/ other reviewers that mentioned cuisinart should've added some insulation to prevent the top from getting extremely hot. If they can do it for regular toasters why not toaster ovens too? Maybe it's a cost cutting thing, but it would make this product safer. I agree that they could have added interior(LED)lights, backlit LCD, and also auto shutoff after the timer expires makes good practical sense. Making it larger than .5 cu.ft.is also good, Cuisinart. I look forward to their next gen. models, hopefully they will make it even better.

  I've read a lot of reviews from ppl complaining about how toaster ovens toast bread. Personally, I don't think that's what toaster ovens should be used for, although it can. I have a regular toaster for that purpose. I mainly wanted a toaster oven because I liked the fact I wouldn't need to use the BIG oven and heat the whole house.(especially important during the summer!) I'm guessing it may even use less electricity, which also is a plus. I sometimes eat frozen foods ,which I bake, and this will be perfect for that. Also great for cooking/reheating pizza up to 9" and chicken up to 4.5lbs!

  Anyways, hope my review helps. I recommend this model(TOB-165). Happy cooking & Thanks Amazon!
1958051
High quality, better than the plastic one that it replaced.
182931
Much heavier, better made than the one I'm replacing.  Thanks.
2084319
I have an induction cook top, which I really like better than other types, and this performed much better and looks just as good and substantial as the cuisinart pot I bought first.  I recommend this brand.