Hamilton Beach 12 Cup Electric Percolator Coffee Maker - Enjoy Deliciously Fresh Brewed Coffee Every Time!

dr edgardo vaca: felicidades, es exactamente lo que queria

Mexico on Sep 30, 2023

Carmen Herrera: Dejo de funcionar al cuarto uso

Mexico on Jul 05, 2023

Alfredo Sanchez Martinez: Rápido, fácil limpieza y sobre todo la temperatura del café!!! Muy caliente

Mexico on Apr 27, 2022

Azucena: Solo dura un año. No encuentro donde reparar en la ciudad de México

Mexico on Jan 31, 2022

Book Lover: And, I have to say, the only reason I bought this Hamilton Beach percolator was because no one else makes a brushed stainless steel percolator... as bizarre as that is. You can buy a brushed stainless steel electric water kettle. You can buy a brushed stainless steel stove top percolator and you can buy a brushed stainless steel stove top tea kettle! But does anyone other than Hamilton Beach make a stainless steel electric percolator? NO. They're all shiny stainless steel, not brushed.
And this IS real stainless steel, not plastic.
It's nice looking. It makes EXCELLENT coffee once you get your coffee/water ratio correct. I do 8 cups of water to 3 scoops of coffee... with a coffee scoop, not a spoon.
I find the coffee basket peculiarly narrow which makes scooping the coffee in a little difficult, but it's doable. I also bought the Melitta percolator coffee filters. They're a disc filter that sit in the bottom of the coffee basket. They're easy to use and do a nice job of filtering the coffee. My coffee isn't bitter at all and I use cheap Folgers Black Silk. It's good. REALLY GOOD.
This percolator is easy for me to clean, but a man with big hands may not be able to hand...

United States on Dec 19, 2020

Emma Lopez Araiza Garcia: La cafetera es muy bonita, aunque al acabado del acero me pareció que le falta más pulido, se ve un poco burdo.

Mexico on Jul 21, 2017

Curt in Phoenix: I've just about used all the percolators out there that are readily available (Farberware and Presto most recently); both purchased through Amazon. I had issues with both. The Farberware pot began making lukewarm coffee within 6 months of its purchase, although I'll admit the coffee was great until the heating element crapped out. The Presto percolator was a headache at day one, mostly because an inordinate number of coffee grounds continually were in the coffee when I first started using the pot. I wrote a review on the Presto, which generated a number of comments, mostly having to do with encasing the grounds completely in filter paper to reduce grounds in the brewed coffee. While I understand the concept, I find that having to wrap grounds in paper rubs me the wrong way: (1) because the more paper you add in brewing, the more of the natural coffee flavor and oils are removed from the end product, and (2) not until after brewing percolated coffee for over 40 years had I ever needed to wrap coffee grounds. Okay .. enough of that rant.

The reason I am trying the Hamilton Beach is because the other percolators mentioned above just don't do it for me, so I decided to try...

United States on Jan 22, 2014