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| | Features | Reservoir-style home brewer for up to 10 cups of coffee in just 3 minutesStainless-steel water tank; internal thermostat keeps water at ideal temperatureSprayhead improves coffee-flavor extraction; hot water for tea; warming plateSliding lid makes it easy to add brew water; glass decanter; vacation switchMeasures 11-3/5 by 9 by 13-2/3 inches; 3-year limited warranty
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| | Description | Nothing brews like a Bunn! Using coffee brewing technology perfected in over 40 years of service to the restaurant industry, Bunn has built the perfect home brewing system. Bunn's unique reservoir-style unit brews up to 10 cups (50-oz) of coffee in just 3 minutes --- and keeps hot water available for tea or other uses, as you need it. This Canada.-assembled unit features the Contemporary Bunn home brewer design, is constructed of commercially-rated materials with stainless steel accents and comes complete with an internal stainless steel water tank and a durable glass decanter. The built-in warming plate helps keep brewed coffee at the optimal serving temperature for hours. A 3-year limited warranty helps ensure satisfaction. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 11.6 inches | | Product Width: | 9.1 inches | | Product Height: | 13.7 inches | | Product Weight: | 10.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 15.4 inches | | Package Width: | 12.3 inches | | Package Height: | 9.6 inches | | Package Weight: | 8.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 375 reviews |
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 Yes, I hate it Sep 07, 2010
This machine gobbles energy -- OK, that much I knew. But I didn't expect it would be so messy to use. The basket with its flimsy filter doesn't really even hold enough coffee grounds for a full pot of strong coffee. Eight cups is the most I can make, and afterwards the grounds are scattered above the filter and caked on top where the hot water comes out, making clean-up tiresome. It's hard just to empty the basket without making even more mess. Then you have to clean up the machine itself, every time.
The coffee's good -- I give it one star for that. But you can make good coffee with most coffeemakers. Why use a messy, expensive, high-energy one? -- even though it only takes half the time to brew, you spend the rest of that time cleaning up. Bah.
 The best! Sep 06, 2010
I have used a Bunn coffee maker for years. When it was time to replace the unit, I wasn't interested in looking for another brand because I had been extremely satisfied with the first product. I really appreciate having hot coffee a few minutes after I push the button -- and find that is good protection for those around me (rather than waiting a long time for the first cup of morning coffee!).
Fast great coffee Sep 05, 2010
I bought this coffee maker as a bridal shower gift ( I have one also) and the bride called me to say that it was the best gift and she couldn't wait to use it. The husband said it was all he wanted and it didn't disappoint him. Fast, great coffee time after time.
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RIP OFF Sep 03, 2010
This machine is VERY difficult to use. Decanter pours all over except where coffee or water is supposed to go, design of pot is terrible. I read the instructions, did what was instructed to do. My $10 machine made a better tasting stronger coffee. Dont waste your money. I sure did !
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Only thig good about coffee maker is that it is fast. Sep 03, 2010
This is my first 1-star review. I am really unhappy with this coffee maker. The pot itself is so poorly designed that it impossible to pour from it without spilling. Inexcusable. People have been making pots since pre-history.
Secondly, there is no way of knowing how much water is in the reservoir. Hence no way of know how much water to put in the top. Leading to overfilling and overflowing and a mess or under filling and having to add more water after the drip has stopped.
Thirdly paper filters that are commonly available do not fit. They are too short. There is no permanent filter available that I know of.
Lastly, mine leaks and I have only been using it a month.
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