Gevi 4 Cups Compact Coffee Maker with Reusable Filter: Perfect for Home and Office Review

I've owned several mini coffee pots over the years. This is good. Very light, very small 3D print, glass jug (made of metal you can't fucking see coffee out of!), easy to use. The basket works well - no overflow, there is a shelf at the bottom so the water lingers in the coffee for a second, just breaks through and adds a deeper flavor. Excellent purchase.

I like traditional coffee machines. The last one I bought was so loud my wife tried to throw it out many times. Then this gem came along. This is literally the quietest little coffee maker I've ever owned. As a plus, it doesn't make plastic-flavored coffee. I would recommend this coffee maker to anyone. It costs more than some brands but is worth every penny.

Received today - does not work. Only about 1/2 cup is poured into the pot, then just stands there with a full tank and eventually shuts off. Tried turning it on and off but no. It's a piece of junk - the only thing it was made for that doesn't work at all. Guys, this is a very basic device and you're charging over $20 for something that doesn't work at all. What a waste of my time.

We've been using a Keurig coffee maker for several years and wanted a different option for coffee, including an easy way to grind beans. We have been using Gevi for a few weeks and are very satisfied. It takes up a little less space than the Keurig, is overall very easy to use and clean, and the coffee tastes great. We've only used whole beans so far and it grinds them up well. We recommend it and will definitely buy it again.

I was looking for an inexpensive coffee maker for 2 cups of morning coffee. If I had to redo, I would pay a little more. It's impossible to pour coffee into a cup without the coffee dripping onto the counter. Even though it has its own filter, I find it harder to clean than just using a paper filter. Also, the cord is so short that I can't leave it plugged into an outlet in my office and use this device with ease. I have to completely disassemble the coffee maker and plug it into a different…

I rarely write reviews but I had to write a warning. I bought it to keep with my mom when I come to visit. When I first used it, it was already a month before I could return it. I wanted to run water through and pour half a glass into the container before first use. Immediately the water ran straight from below and all over the counter. I drained the water in the sink and watched the water flow out of all the holes in the floor. I've never seen anything like this. What nonsense, and now I have…

Product met expectations. I have no complaints. The instructions were intuitive. Coffee was made without any problems. I'm happy with the grind selection and the ability to brew a full pot or just a few cups. It also remembers your choice, so the next time you brew, all you have to do is add water and press a button. One of the nice features is that the filter is easy to disassemble and clean. Easy! In seconds I can take the filter apart, clean it and be ready to brew again. I'm sure there…

I added that "but" to the title because if you use one cup size and pour in more than "four cups" of water (be careful, if you pour the water too far it will run out walk). back and around the counter) to about four and a half, after brewing, three cups of coffee are obtained (using a measuring cup). I use about two tablespoons of ground coffee. I got tired of all the plastic connected to the Keurig and went back to the IV. It's almost as quick and the coffee tastes way better (less than a…

At first I thought it was a great little coffee maker but I was wrong. Everything I don't like about other coffee makers is in this one. First, the water tank is tiny and even a full kettle won't fill it, as coffee grounds absorb about as much as a cup. So I add water halfway through the brew cycle to get a full four cups. Secondly, if you don't catch the end of the brewing process but instead lift the lid, your coffee will taste like plastic due to the vapor that forms at the end. It's almost…