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4.7
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Runs very hot for a budget drip maker; testing and user checks put brew water around the mid-to-high 180s°F with readings near ~190°F up top, producing a very hot cup.
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Beginner-friendly and feature-rich for the category thanks to easy programmability and lots of settings; this video emphasizes clear touch-style controls and very simple cleanup with dishwasher-safe parts, while touchscreen durability remains a potential long-term tradeoff versus physical buttons.
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Brews notably tasty, nuanced coffee for the price, with evidence of more even extraction (no obvious channeling) and better water delivery than typical cheap drip makers.
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Its over-ice mode is designed to brew stronger so iced coffee stays bold rather than tasting watered down; this video confirms the strength and that it can chill well with added ice, though the warming plate heats during brewing before shutting off at the end.
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2 reviews
4.0
Includes a removable brew basket with a gold-tone reusable filter (paper optional); reviewers note cleanup is easy with dishwasher-safe parts, though grounds must be emptied from the reusable filter.
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Capacity
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4 reviews
3.7
Although marketed as a 14-cup machine, real-world testing shows the carafe holds closer to a bit over 12 six-ounce cups, so its practical capacity falls short of the advertised number.