Review on ☕ 10-Cup Drip Coffee Maker with Built-In Burr Grinder, Timer, and Keep Warm Plate - 1.5L, Removable Filter, 950W - Black by Nate Caldwell

I have been using a coffee grinder for grinding and brewing for many years and so far it is much better than the last one I used. There are a couple of big pluses for this machine: 1) It's a burr grinder which produces a much more even grind than a blade grinder. 2) The chopper is right above the filter so there are no side chutes for cleaning like on my previous machine. 3) It uses #4 cone filters, which I've always found produce stronger, more flavorful coffee than large round, flat-bottomed filters. This coffee maker makes much stronger and more flavorful coffee than my previous coffee maker, even with fewer beans. As much as I like this coffee maker, it's not without its flaws, although they're not crucial to me. Because the grinder is above the filter, it's taller than many others and doesn't fit under my overhead cabinet. like previous cars. Luckily my counter is deep enough that I can put it on the kitchen table and store coffee beans and filters behind it. The water tank is fairly narrow and stretches across the back of the machine, so filling it can be a bit tricky. I found it easiest to use a large water jug and fill the container according to the instructions on the side of the device. a programmable machine that starts automatically in the morning, grinds beans and brews coffee. I leave a full ton of beans in the car every night and have had no problems. I've only had this coffee maker for a month so I don't know how long it will last but so far it has been excellent and I highly recommend it.