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List Price: $32.99 Price: $35.46 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Coffee Machines For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Proctor-Silex Programmable 12-Cup Coffee Maker (43671), please browse through: Perfection! We looked over many different coffee makers and read all of the reviews, and although this had a couple of negative reviews, we decided to give it a try anyway. We have been using this coffee maker for 30 days now, and I do not know why people gave this anything under 5 star, as it is perfection!!! I see someone wrote "The carafe drips all over the place when you pour a cup".. this is NOT true. It does not drip at all! It does NOT drip onto the heating element at all, like our last coffee maker. The timer is excellant.. you set it, and you're done. When you want to activate the timer for making coffee for the next morning, you just push the button, and it then glows, showing you that it'll brew at the time your originally set it for. The other button is if you just want to make a pot at random, and you push it to turn it on. (It then glows, to show it's on) We haven't had any problems with it over heating, leaking, dripping.. just no problems what so ever.

See Products Related To Proctor-Silex Programmable 12-Cup Coffee Maker (43671): Proctor Silex Proctor-Silex 12-cup Automatic Drip Coffeemaker, uses cupcake filters , has a 1-4 cup brewing option, auto pause & serve, and 2 Hour Auto-Shut Off, and water window. The carafe and filter basket are dishwasher safe. Cheap, but you already saw the price!! It has been a long time since I had to buy a coffee pot. Like decades!! So, I was very surprized at how expensive they've gotten. I'm not a coffee snob, but don't like the gross coffee out of a vending machine either. This was the cheapest coffee pot on Amazon at time of purchase, 17.99. The digital display is bright and buttons are nice and solid. The way the basket full of coffee sets in the machine is odd. It sits solid when crafe is not in it, but once you push the pot in, it pops up a bit because of the hold feature to pour while brewing. I've used this for a week, and although I've half expected to come out of slumber land and find a huge, hot, steamy mess, but its worked fine. The way the 'water-arm' needs to be swung over the coffee grounds holder is odd. I can see that being a weak link. It brews a bit slow, but just set the timer a bit earlier than your wake-up time. For $18, I hope it lasts a year.

Cheap, but you already saw the price!! It has been a long time since I had to buy a coffee pot. Like decades!! So, I was very surprized at how expensive they've gotten. I'm not a coffee snob, but don't like the gross coffee out of a vending machine either. This was the cheapest coffee pot on Amazon at time of purchase, 17.99. The digital display is bright and buttons are nice and solid. The way the basket full of coffee sets in the machine is odd. It sits solid when crafe is not in it, but once you push the pot in, it pops up a bit because of the hold feature to pour while brewing. I've used this for a week, and although I've half expected to come out of slumber land and find a huge, hot, steamy mess, but its worked fine. The way the 'water-arm' needs to be swung over the coffee grounds holder is odd. I can see that being a weak link. It brews a bit slow, but just set the timer a bit earlier than your wake-up time. For $18, I hope it lasts a year.