☕ BUNN Heat and Brew Programmable Coffee Maker, 10-Cup Capacity, Stainless Steel Review

I don't usually write reviews but in this case I have to. I love this coffee maker. This is exactly what I was looking for. It takes longer to brew than a regular home coffee maker, but it's worth it. Before brewing begins, the water is heated to the correct temperature and sprayed evenly onto the coffee grounds. I checked the water temperature with a digital thermometer and it's the perfect 197 degrees. Admittedly, the water level indicator is not easy to use, but I overcame this problem by…

For about a year I had another Bunn machine (one of the pressure cookers) that made incredible coffee but wasn't the most user friendly machine or programmed. After trying the Cuisinart machine, I found that I was used to really good coffee and the Cuisinart just didn't cut it for me (and it was a hassle to clean). Replaced by Bunn HB which makes amazing coffee and is programmable. This machine is easy to use, easy to clean and easy to program. I also think they made changes to the coffee…

Great coffee, we use either whole Colombian beans or ground Dunkin beans and brew a nice full-bodied coffee with no bitterness. I have a sister who makes pour-over coffee and a brother who has a percolator on the stovetop and they both make great coffee, but we wanted something more automated. The idea of heating water to 200 degrees and then spraying it onto the coffee is very similar to the pour-over method that people admire. Yes, it takes about 10 minutes to make 10 cups of fresh coffee…

Makes a good cup of coffee and looks simple but sophisticated. It took me a few days to get rid of the "plastic" taste in the coffee, although I cleaned it first, but now that it's sorted out it makes a good cup of coffee. Easy to use, love that I can set it up the night before and wake up with a fresh cup of coffee. The water level gauge manual on the machine can be hard to see and confusing, I just follow the lines on the coffee pot. The coffee pot has a unique looking spout but it appears to

After a week of research I've decided to buy one and cry one over this expensive machine, believing it has worked well for 3 years plus Made in the USA . All of these achievements were not. When I opened the box, there was a large "Made in China" sign on it. Disappointed when Bunn promotes his name and reputation. Failure number one. Decided to brew it and see if it's even worthy. This is not the case, the brew button light comes on, but after waiting 30 minutes nothing happens. Failure number…

Finally coffee with the taste of real coffee! I used Bunn's machines for many years, but with the advent of Keurig's machines, I kind of left Bunn behind and moved on. I've used k-cups with several different coffee makers over the past few years and almost forgot how good real coffee is. I buy coffee beans online and grind them myself and will also use real K-Cups which I don't like. The Bunn is definitely not as fast as the Keurig machine, but while I'm making breakfast I start cooking and…

After spending hours researching different coffee makers I decided this was the best option for me but ended up returning it. The biggest problem was that he was dripping every few seconds for at least 10 minutes after saying he was going to brew a beer. This always creates a mess, either dripping onto the coffee warmer when you remove the coffee pot or dripping all over the place when you remove the filter holder. Another problem is that there is no way to clean the tank. Why not just make the

I didn't want to write this review because I really wanted it to be a great addition to our kitchen, but after my experience with Bunn's customer service I thought I'd share it: My husband loves coffee. He's picky about coffee. He likes to make it himself, but he made it out of an old coffee pot and I wanted to surprise him with something he would like for our anniversary. Technology and good reviews both on Amazon and online that this coffee maker will be the best. I bought it at what I think…