Insignia™ - 10-Cup Coffee Maker - Stainless Steel

If you're looking for 12 cups and wanting to keep it hot, buy anyone but this model! The carafe and lid are not made properly. It spits out the coffee slow and makes a mess with splashing. When you are finished using the coffee, your hand does not fit into the mouth of the pot in order to clean it! I brought this item back. I suggest making sure whatever brand you buy has a wide enough pouring area and the room to fit your hand in for cleaning.

The appearance on this coffee maker is great, and after 2 months of use the stainless steel looks brand new. I have two big gripes about this though: - once the coffee is brewed, the carafe is not heated on the burner at all. This means the insulation on the carafe itself is the only thing maintaining heat, and unfortunately it doesnt do a great job. Any other coffee pot I owned could regulate heat on the burner for hours. With this you get about 30-45 minutes until the temperature starts dropping, and it's a fast drop. I typically end up making two small brews in the morning instead of one, which obviously is not ideal. - the other issue is a strange one, and I'm not sure if it's a defect on my particular maker - the measurements of the water reserve are completely incorrect. 24 ounces of water = 3 cups indicated in the reserve 48 ounces = 9 cups indicated in the reserve ???

I purchased this coffee maker because my old Krups coffee maker with a stainless steel carafe finally gave out after 15 years of use. This Insignia coffee maker did not disappoint. It works great, and keeps coffee hot without continuing to "cook" it in order to keep it hot. It is easy to use and even has a timer if you would prefer to prepare your coffee ahead of time. This coffee maker is a good value compared to other brands with similar features.

Who doesn’t love a fresh cup of joe. This elegant pot is an addition of beauty on my counter. I love the stainless steel as it is so easy to keep clean. Insigna has become a brand that is reliable in our household.

It makes ok coffee. It heats up ok. So, it’s ok. It doesn’t feel particularly solid, and the filter holder actually broke, as the spring and depression valve that makes coffee flow directly into the pot, broke. Without this, the coffee sprays all over the place. I’m not sure why it broke after 3 months, but I can say that Best Buy stood up for the manufacturer’s 12 month warranty and is replacing it, no questions asked. I have to wait on it, as it’s out of stock, but I’m willing to give it another chance before giving up on the model.

the look is wonderful!, I liked the idea of a thermos and no more paper filters. My husband however did not. he said he can't see how much is left in the pot and the no paper filter is the worst because when you clean out the filter the grounds will get in the sink pipes and him being a plumber said it is the worse thing for pipes so I returned it because Hebrews :)

Was a gift for my dad. He likes to make a pot of coffee and drink it over the course of the day, so a thermal carafe is a must. It's a basic coffee maker, but works fine. The only criticism is that the coffee comes out in a trickle, when you try to pour it from the carafe.

Found this on Deal of the Day for half off. So far so good. Love the timer and the stainless steel look. Comes with a filter but we prefer to use the paper ones.