Mixpresso 12 Cup Coffee Pot, Auto-Off & Reusable Filter, Large Drip Coffee Maker 12 Cup Borosilicate Glass Carafe, Anti-Drip Coffee Machine Water Level Window, Black Electric Coffee Maker

It does not have a clock, programming feature, or even auto shutoff. Any of those, especially the latter, would be a dealbreaker for many. I don't mind: I have had other simple, basic coffeemakers and I plug them into a timer that can be set for 6 different On times from 15 minutes to 6 hours. I push the 2 hours button and that solves the shutoff worries for me.This uses cone filters, which I prefer. It can also be used with just its fine mesh filter. I set the paper filter in the mesh filter. It's easy to remove either or both for cleaning. The carafe is a bit thicker glass than I am used to. The coffee pours easily without spilling. The drip shutoff works as well as any I've used, better than some. And the coffee is good and hot.I ordered a 10 cup model, but got an 8 cup model that is different from the 8 cup (more complicated) model that is in the pictures on the Amazon product page. These errors are not good things, but I decided to keep this and not bother with a return.

All I wanted was a normal, basic, full-sized, reliable coffeemaker that just had an on/off switch. No touchscreens with endless options, LEDs, and alarms. That was the main reason I bought this specific model.It arrived today. I washed it out, filled it up with water and my normal coffee ratio of 1 heaping scoop to every four cups of water.I turned it on.It started brewing IMMEDIATELY. I mean, not like I walked into the other room and heard it start brewing soon. I mean, I turned on the switch, and it immediately started brewing. I stepped away to do something else for five minutes, and when I came back, it was already done. All 12 cups of coffee. A full pot of coffee. It was also pretty quiet. No hissing or screaming.And, it tastes delicious. I mentioned my personal coffee ratio above, and anyone who knows anything about brewing coffee knows that the temperature that you brew it at makes a big difference, and, while I don't know what temperature this coffeemaker is brewing the coffee at, it's apparently the exact correct temperature for hot-brewed coffee.Anyway, this seems to be a good, solid, productive coffeemaker. No extra whistles and streamers. Just a machine that brews good coffee. 'Nuff said.

I purchased the 8-cup model. I knew the price was low and didn't expect greatness, but this is terrible. The carafe is OK, but the plastic build of everything else is very flimsey. I could put up with it but when I try to press the buttons on the front to turn it on, the whole panel bends and feels like it will break, so I'm afraid to push it. I did manage to get it started and while it did brew, it was slow and spitty. For 8 cups it took about 25 minutes before it quieted down. Coffee was OK, but basically it's unusable. I ordered a reputable brand to replace it and it's much more sturdy.

I prefer cone-style machines, and they've become increasingly rare. It's cheaply constructed, but it does work well and makes great coffee. I didn't have to make any adjustments to water or coffee amounts compared to a 12-cup machine I have. And the decanter isn't flimsy as some claim, compared to previous small coffee makers I've owned, and doesn't spill coffee from the spout if you lift the lid a little while pouring. I hope it lasts.

I'm still using this it's great doesn't make too much and doesn't make too little it's just right

We needed a coffeemaker fast. Ours stopped working suddenly one morning and the hubby cannot be without his coffee. We didn't want any fancy bells and whistles because digital, preset products malfunction way too soon in our experience. We just wanted a good 12-cup coffeemaker at a good price with auto shut-off, the ability to pour a cup before it was finished brewing without spilling all over, a carafe that doesn't dribble all over while pouring, and that would arrive quickly and was not made in China. Black and Decker and Mr. Coffee are both made in China. This coffeemaker was marked down considerably for Prime Week and promised next-day delivery and it arrived on time. The best part was that it was made in the USA. I read the reviews, as I always do, and was optimistic. The coffeemaker is well-built and of good, sturdy quality that looks nice and well-made. The carafe is a nice, solid glass. It doesn't feel thin or flimsy. I like the front water fill very much. It's easier, less messy, and more convenient than rear-filling coffeemakers. The basket swings open so it's easy to put the filter and coffee in. It brews very quickly and makes a good cup of piping hot coffee and it's relatively quiet. However, the pour spout on the carafe is just ok. It does dribble a little bit when pouring but not as bad as others. Still, it could be better. What we don't like is, the feature to interrupt the stream of coffee to pour a cup before it's finished brewing doesn't work. The liquid does not stop coming out completely when you remove the carafe mid-stream and coffee comes out slow but steady all over the hot plate causing it to singe and make a mess. I really want to buy American, I'll even pay a little bit more if needed, but we need American products that beat the competition or are at least as good. Between the dribbling carafe and the defective "anti-drip" feature, I wouldn't buy this coffeemaker again I'm sad to say. Fix these two things and I'd be a fan.

Just the right size for me if I just want one or two cups thru the day.