Customer Reviews for VEVOR Programmable Coffee Maker, 12 Cup Programmable Drip Coffee Makers with Touch Screen, 4-Hour Keep Warm Coffee Makers Drips, 2 Brew Strengths Drip Coffee Machine for Home, 24-Hour Programmable

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This coffee maker is top-notch, high-quality, and easy to use. I highly recommend !

Works great. Seems solid

Bought the machine about 3 weeks ago for a back up mine was starting to act up, love having the timer to preset on off times, verybwell made at a great price compared to other on the market with the same options, brewed a great cup of coffee pot stays hot for awhile, would recommend if needing a 12 cup, they do make a slightly smaller unit. Thanks again R R

It’s good for the price. Coffee is hot and tastes good. Small size looks nice on my counter. Wish it had a three hour timer after brewing - only stays warm two hours.

I have been using this pot daily for about a month now and love it! The coffee is HOT! All operations work from the delayed start and the ice coffee feature. makes the coffee fast and keeps it hot for a long time. Compared to other coffee makers in the similar price range this one seems to be above the rest!

Bought it about 2 months ago great well make easy to use coffee pot . Would recommend.

Great little coffee maker I love everything but the handle on the carafe the band around the carafe is put on so loose when you wash it it gets misaligned with the spout. Just fix that problem you got as good a coffee maker as there is on the market

nice looking unit. simple, easy to use, works great, makes HOT coffee. Happy I bought this unit.

There is much to love about this pot--it's ridiculously easy to set, with a clear display that shows how much time has elapsed since brewing. The warming function supposedly can increase to four hours, but the instructions aren't much help to indicate how. The biggest issue I have is a massive design flaw in the depth of the filter basket, which is too shallow to allow enough coffee grounds to make 12 cups of coffee without spilling over into the reservoir and plugging up the line. It makes great coffee as long as you limit the initial load to 10 cups, and I've been using a workaround by adding a bit of additional grounds and some water after the brewing process finishes, but a pot that advertises 12-cup capacity should actually be capable of brewing 12 cups in one load.