☕ Efficient 4 Cup Drip Coffee Maker - Mr. Coffee Simple Brew Coffee Machine, in Sleek Black Review

It's your own fault, I quickly looked through the photo and found the pot clearer. boo! All I want is an inexpensive coffee maker with an EASY CLEAN STRAIGHT POT! What's wrong with these designers? Coffee makers used to be easy to clean, not that they weren't invented. Doo! I don't really care about the brand, just a normal functioning coffee machine. I want the 4 cup version because my handicapped apartment has lower overhead cabinets for easy access.

Although I have had Mr. Coffee for 5 cups with all its functions for several years when it failed, I bought Mr. Coffee for 4 cups and expected the same quality. I was wrong. The carafe is tiny but its neck is much larger than the attached lid which falls easily into the jug. As a result, the lid does not affect the brewing of the coffee in any way, so that it never drips into the pot but fills the filter. I tried using my 5 cup carafe with this coffee maker but it was too big for the space…

I had an early version of this machine in college and it lasted over 6 years. And I had no doubts or concerns about ordering another one. I've had my coffee maker for a month now. The first week everything was fine and gradually the lid of the pot itself sinks into the pot so that it no longer presses the button where the liquid goes through, so the grist gets everywhere and the machine itself is very difficult to clean . I've wasted so many cups of coffee just trying to get the liquid to seep…

I hate this coffee maker. My last was Mr. Coffee and everything was fine. I just wanted smaller. I agree with all the other people who have said that it is poorly designed so the lid is difficult to close and you have to strain to open it. My main complaint is that after a few uses, the components that supply heated water to the basket have separated, preventing water from dripping into the basket. After that, it proved almost impossible to align these small parts when closing the lid so that…

I don't know what 'cup' was used to measure 4 cups of coffee unless they were made by Mattel for Barbie. This coffee maker makes 1 1/2 cups of coffee. I wanted it for my office so 1 1/2 cups is fine for me. I do not need more. But just don't expect 4 real cups of coffee because you can't bet on what you'll get from this little kid. This is a no-frills coffee maker that gets the job done adequately. Definitely worth the price. The top of the carafe has a spring-loaded button that stops the flow…

This is the first time since Mr. Coffee came out that I have actually returned the kettle and exchanged it for another brand. This coffee maker makes the worst tasting coffee, for example when you don't feel like the coffee maker isn't full enough to work properly so you end up with a rough coffee. The powder keeps getting stuck in and out of the paper filter, so you end up with a pot full of grist. The grounds problem is compounded by the fact that the top of the coffee maker snaps into place…

This is a great little coffee maker that takes up absolutely little space, both in terms of worktop space and height when placed under a cupboard. I had Mr. Coffee with timer. Options, but found that since I never used the timer option and all I wanted to do was hit the "on" button when I stumbled onto the bed in the morning, there were actually too many buttons gave to understand and to look at In the fog. Morning mist, so I went for this "simple" drink - without being wrong about which button