Brim - 8-Cup Electric Pour Over Coffee Maker - Stainless Steel

The coffee taste so good! Coffee temperature is perfect and taste is very fresh! My husband and I love this coffee maker

Huge difference from my small drip coffee pot to this one, the flavor is so much smoother, plus it's an attractive coffee pot to have sitting out all the time. My only complaint is that the heating pad only stays on for 30 minutes after brewing, so if you're a slow drinker like myself, you'll have to make a couple smaller batches instead of one large one otherwise it'll get cold, but it's not too bad since the idea is to be drinking fresh coffee anyways. Noticed that with finely ground coffee the mesh filter doesn't seem to catch everything, so we use the disposable filter also, again, not a bad thing, just something I thought was worth noting. Overall it definitely converted us to pour over, minus all the hassle!

We are so pleased with this automatic pour over coffee maker. We were hesitant since we do our own, but the quality is just as good. And, we can still do pour overs ourselves with the carafe if we choose. The grip of the carafe is not a problem for us. Super happy. Highly recommend it.

This is my first automatic new in a long time. I ditched the old Brauns and Krupps because the taste was meah. I have been doing manual pour-over for a decade. A friend told me things had gotten better. So, I started researching. This model came up in Business Insider, but nowhere else. Reviews were exceedingly positive, so I gave it a shot. The brew is fantastic. The dozen or so holes the create a rain shower over the grinds produce a smooth, rich, consistent flavor. There is a scoop that nicely defines the coffee to water ratio. I like my coffee strong, I round the scoops slightly. I use coarse grind on my burr grinder and a dark roast bean. This machine brews more consistently correct coffee than my Chemex pour-over. It takes the variability out of the process. The one thing the machine does not do is prevent the second cup left on the heating element from getting a little more bitter than the first cup. I recommend putting the coffee in an insulated carafe immediately after brewing. Honestly, I don't know how any heating element is going stop the coffee going a little burnt.

I like it. Not like going to the the local shoppe but better than my previous traditional drip machine

I absolutely love this coffee maker. Though, I know if the glass breaks they’re not easily replaceable so be careful. This happened to my friend and they contacted the manufacturer to no avail.

If I'd written this initially after purchase it would've been 4-5 stars, I like the ease and simplicity of use while still making a pretty good cup of coffee. True the filter holder is plasticky and kind of gross but I soaked it in boiling water a few times and it improved but it is still too hard to clean. The reason for the 1 stat review is because of Brim the company and their service, our initial carafe broke while on the machine staying warm (crack at bottom corner) and they replaced it for free - I was pretty impressed...but then the second one did the exact same thing in the same place. I've now seen other reviews stating their carafe broke in the same place indicating a definite defect of some kind. Brim customer service denied a replacement, told me not to contact them about this serial number again and will not/does not sell them. In the trash it goes.

This is a good pour over coffee make and works great. However the glass jar is too weak and breaks easily. It's not as durable as drinking glasses. Brim is not a good company to stand behind their products. They make you purchase a whole net set; they wouldn't sell just the jar. Tgey have one fir 6 cups, obviously that wouldn't work for this coffee maker. Very frustrating. If there is a way to give them zero stR, i would.