☕ GE Drip Coffee Maker With Timer: 12-Cup Glass Carafe, Brew Strength Control, Stainless Steel Review

Large, clumsy, annoying to pour water. Overpriced kitchen decoration. sent back. Got a programmable one at Walmart for $20, works great.

Makes good coffee. The only thing I have is that you have to press the brew button twice to turn it on or off, but that's about it. This is my only complaint. That's a good coffee maker.

totally dissatisfied with the fact that the time is not displayed 😒 when reading out the properties of the coffee pot, the time is NOT mentioned it does not remain on the device. I called GE customer service and spoke to a representative to call me back, but got no response. It was December 1st.

I definitely don't like the spot where you have to pour water. Very close. And I can already see that it will be difficult to clean it. The clock doesn't stop. It stays on and only shows the time when the cooking time delay is set. Strange. He's big and bulky. Not impressed at all. The only good thing is that it makes hot coffee.

We wanted to love this coffee maker, we really did. It's a beautiful machine in every way, and we love that the cord can be hidden inside. The pot just didn't keep the coffee warm. We've run it 4 times and tweaked the coffee to how we like it, but never got it right. But the main thing is hot coffee. We need it to be hot in a carafe for about 3-4 hours. We might have made it in an hour and we also left it on the stove but it doesn't stay hot for long. I think he passed out immediately. Maybe…

After a long search I ordered this coffee maker to replace another brand, it arrived quickly and has a stylish design for my kitchen but unfortunately doesn't make hot coffee a the thermostat does not heat. I've searched for "strong brew" and used it and it didn't help the heat. The coffee tastes great, but unfortunately I have to warm it up in the microwave before I drink it. Also the design of the carafe is very poor, there is a ledge on the top of the carafe that you have to hold until it…

After much research I've narrowed my purchase down to this particular coffee pot and I'm still struggling after owning it for a few weeks. It's very difficult to pour water into the top without splashing because the holes are very narrow and you can't use the coffee pot yourself to fill it, it will cause a leak. Even if you brew the maximum cup of coffee, which is 10, and fill the filter compartment with ten scoops of coffee, it will take quite a long time to brew and there will be a small…

So the engineer who designed this didn't think to fill the tank. If you use a carafe to pour water into the tank, an open lid will prevent you from pouring out all the water. You have to aim right over the opened lid to pour all the water out of the carafe. And the carafe has a distinct rim inside that prevents you from pouring out all the water. It's easy to use, but I wish it had the option to select the pot size (6c, 8c, 10c) you want to brew. The only way to do this is to pour that exact…

I love coffee and over time I have accumulated different coffee makers for different occasions. For example, when I have time or company, I brew an elegant pour over from my Chemex. Or I use Keurig for a quick cup to take to the car. But on a dark winter morning, it's nice to just wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, knowing it's staying hot in a stainless steel carafe. I can prepare this HS the evening before and in the morning I only have to pour myself a cup! The digital display is