BLACK DECKER 5-Cup Coffee Maker with On Off Switch Sneak-A-Cup Feature and Easy-View Water Window Black

Always high quality. Hot coffee. Easy to fill and clean. Would buy again. Fast drip. Small size for little spces. Read more

Coffee maker makes great drip coffee and hot. Coffee maker height is slightly high for coffee setup and kitchen cabinets height. After you prepare the coffee and water, coffee maker fits under the cabinet with 8 inch clearance. I was buying the well name coffee maker and they didn’t last more than 2 years and coffee was average. I highly recommend Black & Decker coffee maker for functional, hot coffee and 2 years warranty. Read more

Great small coffee pot, however it is not programmable as it says in the title so if that’s what you want it’s not this one slightly false advertising Read more

This purchase is the replacement for husband's well used Black +Decker coffee maker. He likes this one even better! Well made, easier to use, and to clean. Love the ability to take carafe off for refills without coffee spills. Great buy Read more

This was a gift purchased for my father in law. Old school guy, who enjoys just plain ol cup of coffee. This thing fits the bill. It’s straightforward with no complicated buttons or directions so you can plug and load, press and get your coffee. No frills, simple and dependable. In a world full of complicated coffe drinks and all the flavors adding to the confusion, this takes coffee making back to the easy cup of joe days. Has a timer and a clock on it. Easy to clean but tough enough to keep on brewing even if your old school and only clean it once a year. Up to 5 cups at one time. The old man loves the brand and the simple method of getting his morning,noon and night cup of coffee. It’s lightweight and fits comfortably on any counter. If this has my father in law using it, it must be good. Great for just your cup of coffee and conversations on a corded house phone while you’re reading the paper. Like I said, old school. Read more

This is a bad coffee maker. The coffee is not hot enough. The grounds are not brewed adequately so the coffee comes out lacking flavor. I prefer hot coffee not warm. A waste of money. Read more

I've had a couple 4 or 5 cup coffee makers over the years. The sub $15 Walmart brand sucked as one might suspect, never got the water hot enough. I had one of the expensive Japanese brands (Ziroshi or something?) and that made a good coffee. i could trust the water would get hot enough for proper extraction. But the bottom rusted out after a year or two. Not the hot plate where most of them rust out, but the actual bottom plate! I'm sorry, but for that kind of money?! I'm not going back. I like good coffee, but I haven't crossed over to coffee snob. At least not yet! This B&D coffee maker got good reviews and it was priced right. Closer in price to the cheap Walmart brand than the Japanese brand, but as long as i could trust it to heat the water enough and be consistent about it, I'd be happy. And I am happy. I've had it for a few months now and it has never failed to heat the water perfectly for good extraction. I'm also very impressed with the little things B&D had built into it that has significantly increased the bang-for-the-buck in my opinion. The hot plate has a design I have not seen before where it's separate from the sides that are nice and high so you never question if the carafe has been put back correctly. I suspect the slight gap between the two might be so it doesn't hold liquid if it overfills? There's also a unique mechanism for the "sneak a cup" feature. It doesn't soley rely on the carafe cover pushing the plunger up. That style doesn't work great for these smaller coffee makers, it's too light weight and you need to use two hands to return the carafe to the hot plate so it doesn't slide across the counter. The B&D coffee maker has some kind of a lever triggered by the carafe itself when it's put back on the coffee maker. These are some neat, well thought out features for this price point! Love it! A quick word about the sneak-a-cup feature where some have had it leak or worse, just keep pouring out! I had it happen once, pretty bad too. But I realized it was "user error". When setting up the coffee maker, keep the carafe off to the side until the top of the coffee maker is securely closed, then insert the carafe. When trying to close the top with the carafe in place, it may appear closed, but the carafe prevens it from fully closing and then that cool sneak-a-cup lever mechanism thing can't do it's job and close the plunger. Knowing this, I haven't had more than a tiny drop hit the hot plate when removing the carafe! I don't think you can get a better 4 or 5 cup coffee maker in this price range! Read more

Looks amazing for the how economical it was. Definately will purchase again as a gift for someone Read more