Review on Coffeemaker Kitfort KT-706, black by Ewa Baran ᠌

This is the very first coffee machine that I've had. As a result, there is nothing else to use as a point of comparison. The overall impression is positive, which is especially encouraging given the low cost. It's been about half a year since I started using it, and everything seems to be functioning normally. Many advantages: In general, it's easy to get used to. The device was easier to understand and use after reading the comprehensive instructions that came included with the kit. The main thing is to choose the right proportions of coffee and water for yourself. I don't know much about the art of making coffee, so it turns out quite tasty for my taste, but the main thing is to choose the right proportions of coffee and water. Because I am always moving around, it was important to find a coffee maker that was not only compact but also incredibly lightweight. Some cons: The water tank is completely closed, and there is no scale by which one could control the level. As a result, you will need to fill in the exact amount of water for 1-2 cups of coffee, wait until you get the same amount of finished coffee, and then manually turn off the coffee maker. This is one of the negative aspects of the product. If you do not do this, you will have to carry the tank to the sink, flip it over entirely, and then empty out the water if there is any remaining in the tank. It is unclear to me why a detachable water tank should not be made. Why is this decision being made? The horn itself appears to be constructed of some kind of substance that is comparable to aluminum, despite the fact that it is not very sturdy.