List Price : $34.99
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- 12-cup coffeemaker with user-friendly control panel and digital display
- Programmable clock/timer for “wake-up” coffee; brew-pause function
- Glass carafe with stay-cool handle, measuring marks, and drip-free pour spout
- Nonstick hot plate; 2-hour automatic shut-off for safety; easy-to-clean removable parts
- Measures approximately 11 by 8 by 14 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Product Description
Combine function and fashion with the Hamilton Beach 12 cup Classic Stainless Steel accented coffee maker. The coffee maker has accelerated brewing and chlorine removing water filter to enhance the taste of your morning beverage. The drip free carafe eliminates spills…. More >>
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On the handle of the coffee maker is a tag that says “Leak Proof Spout”. I should send a video to Youtube to show how non-leak proof this thing is. Sent the first one back and got a second….guess what? It leaks…now I call HB direct to see if they would send me just the carafe…so I could help the environment…they said yes but were going to charge me for the shipping…this product and company – A joke!!
Rating: 1 / 5
I received this yesterday, it’s going back today. the pot itself is ok but it has NO light. To see the AM or PM you need a flashlight. It would be nice to be able to see the time when you’re in the kitchen. I checked and it doesn’t have one, so i didn’t receive a defective pot.
Rating: 1 / 5
I read the reviews and bought this model for one reason only. Several reviewers said it made hot, hot coffee. It does not. It makes warm coffee like most all drip coffee makers. Don’t buy this if you want a hot cup of coffee. Our old Cuisinart broke after many years and I was hoping to replace it with a less expensive model. I’ve already returned this HB model and will try again with another.
Rating: 2 / 5
This thing must be made of inferior plastic; the coffee it produces stinks and tastes of petroleum. My wife wouldn’t take a second sip.
What drove me crazy was the surprisingly loud clicking sound coming from the hot plate after brewing. My guess is that it is the switch controlling the heating mechanism, flipping on and off at irregular intervals to control the temperature of the coffee. It’s impossible to ignore once you are aware of it.
Rating: 1 / 5
My major gripe is that it produces a weak cup of coffee. I don’t think the water gets hot enough to make a nice cup of coffee. The place where you pour the water is OK, but its easy to spill if you’re not on target. I was going on the cheap, and in the process blew $35.
Rating: 3 / 5