☕ Moccamaster 53941 KBGV Select: Polished Silver Coffee Maker with 10-Cup Capacity (1.25L/40oz) Review

It's a basic coffee pot - $350 - not worth it - can't be set to start later - you have to pour water and press start - otherwise no options - works like a $14 coffee pot. The carafe is flimsy - there is no place to store the cheap spoon that comes with it - there is NOTHING spectacular about this jug! So not worth the money

I've wanted Technivorm for a year and finally decided on it. They are quite expensive but are considered durable and one of the best drip coffee makers when it comes to making a delicious cup of coffee. The matte black finish looks amazing and the style gives it a unique look. More importantly, it's one of the tastiest cups of coffee I've ever tasted, and I haven't even tried to refine the recipe (like grind size and grind size for water). also a great cup. The only thing I worry about is my…

I've been looking for a coffee maker that has spare parts in case something breaks. Over the past few years I've had several instances where something went wrong and you had to throw everything in the trash, which to me isn't cool! This Moccamaster comes with a 5 year guarantee and there are parts you can buy, they've been making the same machine for literally years which is a plus. When it comes to brewing coffee, this machine is incredibly quiet and fast, heats water at an incredibly fast…

So this is an expensive coffee maker and I was a bit hesitant to spend it on a machine but after reading some reviews I decided to settle down and spend the money. Wow. I'm glad I did. Easily brews a cup better than any machine I've ever owned. A few things I would like to point out but I will not be scolding the review but people should be aware. Firstly, the carafe cannot be washed in the dishwasher. It's not a big deal to me because I usually just clean it up quickly after I'm done and to…

I thought I might ditch my old brewing protocol, which was: ° Start the coffee maker without inserting the carafe. ° Allow half the brewing process to run in the coffee basket ° Stir the patina ° Insert the carafe and wait for the brewing process to finish ° Enjoy fully extracted, freshly roasted coffee Obviously not with this coffee maker. I'm keeping it because I like it, but it just doesn't do what I was hoping it would. You see, I drink very fresh coffee, brewed just days after it's…

I bought these because of all the hype. Let's talk about the positive things first. It looks cool and sexy. Everything looks high quality and everything works. The coffee brews fairly quickly which is a plus. Now for the cons. The carafe is small. You'll be lucky if you get three cups of coffee from a full brew. The hot plate shuts off after an hour and a half and doesn't keep the coffee as hot as it should be or as hot as it is immediately after brewing. In my opinion, this is a serious…

I first bought from Revain (not sure who the real seller was) and it arrived damaged/defective (see photo). The packaging wasn't very good either, a piece was cut out of the outer and inner box. Wanted to send it back to Revain which made the return process really easy but wanted to report the incident to the manufacturer (Moccamaster/Technivorm). I called this 800 number (they are in Portland) and long story, they were fully taken care of by their customer service representative, Courtney. She

Last month when my 29-year-old Braun coffee maker broke down, I felt a little angry and betrayed because I was looking for simple, economical, and fixable things in my sought life. And no coffee maker (except this one) will ever satisfy those needs. So for me it wasn't so much that I wanted the Moccamaster as that I didn't want any of the others as they are all irreparable in the long run. run. And so often too useless or too clumsy with features I'll never use. Oddly enough, once Moccamaster…

Just want to point out the reviewers who are disappointed Starbucks/grocery store coffee doesn't taste better with this machine. This car is not to blame. Coffee machine. For example, one reviewer mentions Starbucks. Here's the thing: Starbucks tends to do "dark roasts" because they're always blending different beans that have different flavors and different qualities. In order for them to taste the same (so they get a consistent product), they need to use the dark roast technique (i.e., burn…