Can you see the coffee jumping up and down in the top?
1846032
You mean in the little glass top? Yes, and it makes a nice "whooshing" percolating sound. And I like not having to use the paper filters in the basket any more.
1846033
Yes, you can see it and hear it perk. It has the musical sound that takes me back to before drip makers. And the taste has brought me back to loving coffee again. No more coffee filters or plastic parts which can not only alter the taste of coffee, but add BPA's which are unhealthy. I absolutely love this coffee pot.
1846034
I already responded "yes" you can see it jumping up and down in the top. However, the coffee leaks from around the see-through bubble, and runs down the top and side of the pot. FYI. I mailed mine back for refund.
1265267
Oops! Sorry--haven't taken it out of the packaging yet. Bought it for our annual trek to Palm Springs next month...and my husband keeps saying we should "test" it before taking with us (casino we always stay at does NOT have in-room coffee!). I'm not sure if the bottom "stand" goes up or down. Let me keep your email, we'll try it SOON (I promise), and then I'll get back to you...
1955665
it is an odd construction. the only plastic that could touch the coffee is the phalange of the top. if you look at the photo you can seethe black lip of the top. it only touches the foam not the actually coffee. The pour lip which keeps the grounds in place is plastic.
1317651
Unfortunately, no. This was a gift to someone who tested it on the Keurig at their office, and it was several inches too tall.
2084567
Yes. You can see it on the picture as well. Also you have a table-lift movement as well as light movement up and down.
846220
it does, and pouring coffee into a mug. It's interesting to see how a tiny change in the carafe spout makes such a difference.
1853494
No it doesn't. I don't miss it either as the table tends to "shake " a wee bit if you bump it, sooooo coffee, tea dare I say beer might spill ;) Hope this helps Jan C MacLennan-Kennedy
1559546
There's an opaque window on the front that shows the fill level, but it's hard to read unless you have a bright kitchen. We love the coffee pot and use it 2-3 times a day to brew coffee. Another great item we've used for years is a Zevro coffee dispenser. It holds one can of coffee and works great with the brewstation.
932262
No it does not. The top does a little and you have to hold it to pour otherwise it might fall.
1607540
Yes. There is a small drip through spout on the bottom of the filter for the coffee to drip through. Hope this helps!
285284
yes it is. i often put coffee on mine. as for the wine glass,. it is stable but bear in mind that the top is "rattan" and therefore a coaster or something solid underneath the wine glass would be advisable. the coffee cup is heavy enough that it will stay put. This was a "snap" to put together and I definitely would recommend it.
106113
Yes - it can. It is not visible - has to be set up in Beverage programming menu. See page 31 of the manual.
381477
The top is slightly rounded. Drinks would slide around on it. Hope that helps.
182240
Yes it does, and a little floating red ball that makes it easy to see how full it is. Love this coffee pot!
1559544
Yes, on the side of the reservoir there is a calibrated window that looks into the pot to indicate the amount of brewed coffee still remaining, albeit hard to see unless you have ample lighting.
1336100
There is a "tube" on the right side of the face of the coffee maker. If you lean down as you pour water in the swing-out section, you can see the water level rising thru the cup markings on the tube. A great coffee maker!
142837
No, it does not. The opening at the top is only large enough for peppercorns. Coffee beans would be too large.