Reliable and very nice coffee percolator.
359613
Even if you have a single cup brewer or drip brewer, every now and then it is nice to brew up several cups at a time. This is a great answer for that need. It works flawlessly, produces a great cup of coffee and cleans easily. So nice to have the choice of an old fashioned percolator that doesn't burn your coffee and works well!
228514
I love this brand of coffee maker. Very dependable and lasts for years. The previous one I broke by carelessly handling it. The glass of the carafe is thin and delicate, and if you bump it against the countertop, it is sure to chip or break, so be careful about that. Love the timer which has the coffee ready for you whenever you get up. Very simple instructions to use. Highly recommend this brand.
1390567
This coffee maker has reliably been making my coffee since 2009.  It makes great hot coffee, and it stays hot for a long time in the carafe.  After a few expensive dud coffee makers in a row, this one has been a welcome reliable appliance.  The only issue to think twice about is that this unit is a little taller than some others.  If you don't have much clearance below your upper cabinet, measure before ordering.

6/2016 and coffee maker is still going strong.

Aug 2017, and it is still chugging!
4851328
A great little coffee pot that makes great coffee. We have one that is several years old (same brand/design). Someone gave it to us several years ago and it was old then! We've used the old one many times at home and on camping trips. It makes enough coffee for six of us to have full cups (12 oz) of coffee.

Nice steel construction and some kind of hard plastic handle (there is also a plastic ring on the top). The one weakness is the little plastic percolator top. On our old one this eventually became very lose. We still use the coffee pot, but the little percolator top doesn't fit snuggly until the coffee pot heats up and the metal expands around it. Then it stays in place. I assume, in time, the same will happen with our new one. I'm ready to purchase a package of Fitz-All Replacement Percolator Tops should (when) that happens. It seems to be the one thing everyone complains about!

We have no complaints about this percolator and highly recommend it to anyone. And percolated coffee is a mile ahead of instant coffee or coffee made in regular brew coffee makers. Comes with instructions, is easy to assemble, washes well, and will give you years of good results. Just remember that its weakest point is the little percolator top. This weakness has not been problematic enough for us to stop using our old pot, or to not considering purchasing a new pot as a backup or for making double the coffee!
444806
This is the third Nespresso machine I've bought, and it works perfectly. I like that it turns off automatically after a period of inactivity. I think the only slight downside is that you can't see how full the hopper gets of used cartridges, and occasionally when it gets too full you can no longer insert a new one - but so far it's never actually jammed or anything. Seems very reliable; I suppose we've had it about a year and it makes about 3 coffees a day. Luckily, our water is very soft and descaling isn't necessary.
2902276
Very pleased with percolator, Good quality, simple to use.
Use it every day .
Got rid of my Kerlig and  the glass one that used a plunger
1423840
I like the percolator very much so far. It perks a little longer that others I have had
but that you can put less coffee in the pot.
1957047
We've used BrewStations for years and they're still making them right. We'll never go back to a pot. Since there is a lid over the coffee most of the evaporation condenses inside the lid and drips back down so the coffee doesn't keep getting stronger as it sits. It also shuts off automatically with a timer that is programmable up to 4 hours. We can turn it back on the next day or microwave a cup and the coffee still tastes great. This one has a removable water reservoir so you can carry it to the sink to fill it if you don't want to use a pitcher. The coffee tank can also be removed for cleaning or placing in the dishwasher. You press your cup against the silver button to open the valve and let the coffee pour in. One downside is that paper and foam cups sometimes are not stiff enough to press the button well. No problem with plastic or ceramic cups. Tall cups also fit easily. The only other problem that we have encountered is when someone who doesn't know how loads the filter so that it collapses, shakes the grounds into the filter so some land in it and some land around it, or uses grounds for 24 cups to make 12. If grounds get out of the filter into the coffee tank, they can get into the valve causing it to not close properly and drip. Sometimes you can open the valve fully and flush them through but sometimes you have to find something to pour the coffee into so you can take the coffee tank to the sink and run water through the valve to clear it. If you consistently have grounds in your pot and in your cup, this is not a good choice for you. And no, I'm not going to take away a star because it's not idiot-proof.
2633550
I bought this coffee maker based on the recommendations of Consumer Reports and some of the reviews listed here, but only after considerable hesitation about its long-term reliability.  After a week's worth of coffee, I can say that most of what I read there and here is true.  The machine makes a good cup of coffee, is easy to clean up, and is stylish enough resting on my non-descript countertop.  The 1-4 cup feature is especially helpful for day-to-day operation (with the option for 12 cups essential for company), and the adjustable burner is a feature I've long longed for in many coffee makers that left me with a lukewarm cup of joe.  Coffee temperature is not an issue here, but the inability to see inside the reservoir is.  It's something you can work around, but peering inside to see how much water has been poured requires a good deal of direct light.  The other issue, which causes me some worry after some of the complaints listed here, is the tendency of the burner to malfunction.  To hedge against this possibility, I keep the burner on a medium-low setting, which works well enough for me.  Will this be enough to avoid the burnout problems so many have complained of here? I don't know. But so far, all is well.
4436704
We purchased this unit back in 2012 because we wanted to try french press coffee, and we needed a coarser grind than you can get in the pre-ground store-bought coffee bags.  We needed to up our coffee game in prior to our newborn, as all parents can relate.  Since 2012, we have used it multiple times a day, almost every day.  We have NEVER waited any significant amount of time between grinding before pushing the button a second time.  Our unit has continued to work and work and work and has never shown us any issue whatsoever.  Solidly reliable.

I'm not sure what washing the "catcher" is good for, exactly, but we still do it on occasion.  Washing seems pointless for the following reasons: (1) The hopper seems to accumulate plenty of coffee residue, and we rarely clean it (as it is so rarely empty).  (2) The burrs seem impossible to clean well, so we almost never do that, either.  (3) The chute in the interior of the unit (below the burrs but above the "catcher") is almost impossible to clean, as it is virtually inaccessible.  I smack the side of the unit to encourage "stuck" coffee grounds down the chute and into the "catcher" regularly, but that's about it.

Pros:
- Reliable workhorse
- Produces a consistent grind quality & size
- Stylish design looks nice on the countertop
- Glass "catcher" feels like high quality

Cons:
- Loud enough to wake the dead.  Or your babies while they are sleeping, as it has done for ours.
- Plastic hopper seems to get greasy quickly, and does not feel like high quality.  Most of the rest of the unit is hard to clean, if you'd want to.
- Lid hard to close completely
- Coffee flecks still manage to get everywhere when removing the carafe.  Mysteriously, random coffee flecks build up beneath the unit.

If ours ever breaks (god forbid), we'd buy it again, mostly because ours has been so reliable.
3256533
After years of using cheap coffeemakers that had to be replaced frequently, I finally purchased this percolator and could not be happier with it. It makes piping hot and strong coffee, just the way I like it. Trust me. Get rid of your old drip coffeemaker that produces mediocre coffee and buy this product. You won't regret it.
2061015
I've been using this grinder for about a month now on a daily basis.  After playing around with the grind size for a few days I hit a sweet spot for my Aeropress and for the coffee I use and it has been bliss ever since.  Its been very reliable, with consistent grain size after grinding.  It's easy to keep clean and it is easy to store.  The little window on the side to see how much coffee is ground is a nice touch.  I am easily able to get my coffee ground and ready while my kettle is on the stove and everything works like a charm.  Great Product.
625289
Mr. Coffee makes reliable products that last.  This is a well-designed little espresso machine that's a great buy for the money.  I got my first Mr. Coffee espresso machine about 15 years ago.  It was still going strong when I moved on to a higher end machine by a different company -- that machine lasted less than a year.  Then I replaced that one with yet another brand of high-end espresso machine that lasted only a month.  So now I've gone back to Mr. Coffee.  Meanwhile, Mr. Coffee has clearly been improving its design.  This one delivers great pump pressure, and in all of its details is just right.  An unpretentious little friend for the espresso lover.
4768534
Since the description and photos don't say much about this carafe, I'll outline the basics:

-It has a 1 liter capacity. You could probably put a tad more in there, but the instructions say to leave some room.

-The button at the top of the handle is latching, meaning you push it once, it's open, push it again, it's closed. Nice positive action, and there's a little window at the top of the lid that says "open" or "closed."

-The liner is glass, not stainless steel. These glass vacuum liners are pretty nice, and usually much more efficient than stainless ones.

-The dimensions are roughly 10.75" x 5.25" x 7"

-Made in Japan.

Overall, it's a nicely thought out and well built carafe. While you can tell it's mass produced, the quality control on the parts has been good, and everything fits together perfectly. The action on the button is feels good and positive. I can balance our #2 or #4 Melita coffee maker in the top and it doesn't ever feel like it's going to fall over. When pouring, the coffee comes out a little slowly, but that makes sense since it's designed to be sealed "closed" and keep every bit of heat in if desired. If you tip the unit over all the way to get the last bit of coffee out, some usually drips out of the lid. Nothing is wrong with the lid, it's just designed so that the coffee takes that path, and will drip out if overturned.

I'm very satisfied with it, and would recommend it to anyone looking to get a coffee carafe.
668812
I bought this percolator for my father to replace one from the 70's. I works well and much quicker than we expected. You can leave it plugged in and it will keep the coffee hot after it's done percolating. It is left out on the counter all the time and really looks nice a good combination of modern and retro.
1696121
I keep coming back to this brand, because of the overall value. It reliably makes a very good cup of drip coffee, nothing out of this world, but plenty good for your daily brew.
3078180
Have been using this percolator for a month.  We ground and brew a pot every morning.  This makes some of the best coffee we have had.  We utilize a reuseable filter.  It takes about eight minutes to bring the coffee to a boil.  Then we set the heat for a full  perc about every two seconds.  The coffee is smooth with not even a hint of bitterness.