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List Price: $19.99 Price: $13.99 Details You save: $6.00 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Coffee Machines For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Mr. Coffee DR5 4-Cup Coffeemaker, Black, please check out: Reviews not relevant Most of the negative reviews have nothing to do with the PERFORMANCE of this product. There are two versions of this coffee maker. One is the plain Jane model, the other is the programmable version. I have plain Jane (no programming)the one reviewed here, and it is a very good basic four cup coffee maker. Just right for one or two people. The removable basket makes for easy cleaning and is dishwasher safe. I've used, French press types, Chemex, etc, etc, through the years, but this simple product is as good as it gets for a small coffee maker. To downrate the product for reasons that have nothing to do with the actual performance is misleading.

See Products Related To Mr. Coffee DR5 4-Cup Coffeemaker, Black: Mr. Coffee Perfect for apartment living or at the office, this nifty coffee maker features Mr. Coffee’s Pause 'n Serve so you can fill a cup whenever. Morning wake-up at finger tips This little coffee maker is perfect for me. I'm the only coffee drinker in the house and the 4 cup pot makes just enough to fill my large morning mug. If I want more I can make it. I don't waste pots of coffee by making more than I need and it is easy to make a pot when I want it. The machine works like a regular size machine. A wonderful buy.

It's perfect for brewing my hot tea I brewed hot tea several times a day for many years with a 12-cup Mr. Coffeemaker. After using the machine approximately 25,000 times, it was getting pretty grungy and worn out, so I ordered a new 4-cup Mr. Coffeemaker, the DRX5 programmable coffeemaker. It served me well for about 14 months, then the power buttons failed. (In fairness, the area around and under the coffeemaker was often wet, and I didn't do a good job of drying the area, so the contacts eventually corroded.) I replaced it with a DR5 model, which has a rocker switch, which I believe is less likely to fail. The DR5 is perfect for brewing a cup (an 18-ounce mug, actually) of hot tea. Using teabags or loose tea, I've got a steaming hot cup in about 5-6 minutes. I've seen tea-makers that cost as much as $250, but the Mr. Coffeemaker was less than $20 and does a great job. When my wife and I take an overnight road trip, the machine is small enough to carry with us. I hate using the coffeemakers in...