☕ MAKITA CM501DZ Rechargeable Coffee Maker (Blue) - Genuine Japan Domestic Product, Ships from JAPAN Review

I bought this coffee maker for my husband for Christmas. I paid over $150 for it and it doesn't come with a battery to power it. What a rip off. If this was a genuine Makita product it would come with a battery.

My husband thought this coffee maker looked great until we could find the battery shown in the Revain picture. The battery pictured is NOT included. Very disappointing. Revain's product support was sympathetic, stating that they would report misleading advertising to the supplier.

Battery not included, battery sold separately for $159 includes charger. So a working coffee pot costs $300, which is absurd. The battery is completely drained after two cups of coffee, so buying a charger is very important.

Cordless coffee machine without battery. It's useless. They sell the one that says the pot is only 100, and this one is 160. You'd think it would be whoever has it. battery, but no. That means the included coffee mug costs $60. which is crazy

I bought this as a gift for my daughter who lives out of town. Unlike any other Makita tool I've bought over the years, it didn't come with a battery or charger. You cannot return it and it remains unused to this day. The image clearly shows the battery attached to the device.

So this Makita coffee maker is battery operated and uses 18v, 14.4v and (like IDK but also) the old 10, 8V, says the box and so far I'm loving it, it's cordless and comes with a few accessories: a drinking cup that's made of stainless steel but weighs like aluminum. a spoon for scooping coffee (I also use it for stirring), a measuring cup inside the coffee maker in which you pour up to 250ml of water (recommended maximum cup capacity), 2 coffee filter containers: one for filtering ground coffee

Cordless coffee machine without battery. It's useless. They sell the one that says the pot is only 100, and this one is 160. You'd think it would be whoever has it. battery, but no. That means the included coffee mug costs $60. which is crazy

Bought as a gift for daughter who lives out of state. Unlike any other Makita tool I've bought over the years, it didn't come with a battery or charger. You cannot return it and it remains unused to this day. The image clearly shows the battery attached to the device.

that I bought to use on a hike. The item is brand new and I have used it on two trips. The first went well. On the second trip, after the first cup, everything stopped working together. The light comes on, but nothing happens. I bought 4 "expensive" batteries for this and now I have a product that doesn't work at all. VERY UNHAPPY! Bought in October last year. Anyone know how to get it back?