Hamilton Beach 49316R 12-Cup Coffee Maker - Perfectly Brews Delicious Hot Coffee Every Time

Maritza Amo leer: Fácil y muy practica, me es de mucha utilidad y es muy económica y funciona muy bien.

Mexico on Jan 09, 2023

Usuario: La cafetera salió muy bien. Ya tenemos algún tiempo usandola diariamente y no ha presentado falla alguna. Lo único que me gustaría es que Hamilton hiciera más fácil la compra de repuestos porque se me rompió la jarra y me costó mucho conseguirla, de ahí en fuera sí la recomiendo.

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Mexico on Nov 28, 2022

Francisco LunaFrancisco Luna: Tiene un precio accesible y cumple su cometido, dependerá mucho también del cafe que le pongas.

Mexico on Mar 28, 2022

C & D Rodriguez: Fue un regalo y me encanta. Sale rápido y muy caliente. Fácil de usar y limpiar. Batallamos para encontrar los filtros para más de 4 tazas, pero se pueden ordenar aquí en Amazon si se ocupan o comprar filtro permanente. Si venía con 10 filtros de papel en la caja :)

Mexico on Dec 01, 2021

María de La Paz: Quien tal! Las primeras
Dos semanas de uso estuvo excelente, pero de repente dejó de funcionar, la lleve a revisar y me comentan que la tarjeta no funciona. Podrá haber alguna devolución? Gracias

Mexico on Jul 12, 2017

Duckey Wuckey: The V shape filter allows the best removal of the coffee from the coffee beans. This coffee maker meets that requirement. It adequately sends hot water into the V shaped filter. The result is superb coffee; especially if you use espresso extremely fine ground and you will get a cuban coffee that is especially dark.
If you would like to try this stronger coffee using espresso. do not fill the V more than a max of 3/4 full as the finer chopped coffee will float out and into the coffee. If in doubt only go half full with espresso the first time and 3/4 full on the water to avoid a possible unfiltered overflowing brew with grounds.

Funny but I had to comment on some reviews such as "It steams too much". Quite funny, as heat is needed to make hot water to go through the beans and this is a good thing for extracting the flavor and caffeine (unless you like cold water poured through your coffee with little extraction of the coffee beans flavor and characteristics common to coffee). When nearing the end of your making coffee, the water is low and the pump tries to get all the water pumped out and thus more steam is produced when less water hits the now hotter...

United States on Apr 10, 2014

Shawn: I know plenty about coffee. I own a refurbished Saeco Aroma from Seattle Coffee Gear, a Bodum Brazil French Press, a 6-Cup Bialetti Moka, and a Bialetti Mukka (Terribly unreliable). I also grind my coffee with a Hario Mini-Mill. None of them are good for serving at a party because they rely too much on the host. Many people aren't fans of French Presses since the average person enjoys putting creamer and Splenda in their coffee. I am not going to play barista at a party, grinding, tamping, pulling, and frothing all night. I know nobody in existence who started out drinking Moka and enjoyed it from the first day.

I bought this maker a few days before a brunch at my house. I also purchased a 100 pack of brown Melitta filters (When you get the coffeemaker, there are $1 - $1.50 coupons on either a 100 pack ($1.00 off)or two 100 packs ($1.50 off)). I did not want to grind coffee in my Hario Mini Mill either so I purchased the Illy brand of ground drip coffee. I usually drink Illy medium roast coffee if for some reason I can not get real freshly roasted coffee.

The design is very logical. I've used drip makers in offices so I know how they work in...

United States on Apr 22, 2012