BUNN - BUN321300000 32130.0000 3.0-Liter Lever-Action Airpot, Stainless Steel

works nice keeps coffee hot fore a long time nice push down handle fore ppl who have trouble pushing down on stuff stable dose not feal like u wold nock it over to easy id get a nother if this one fails do to use

Keeps coffee hot for 8-10 hours. A easy pumping lid

My husband likes to make 3 liters of coffee at a time. We have had many thermal coffee dispensers over the years but this is the best one yet. It's sturdy and keeps coffee hot for the whole day. easy to clean.

These are stainless and are of good quality. Keeps coffee hot all day and til the next morning when preheating before filling. Recommend

I have owned and have been running my little coffee shop/cafe for just over 11 years as of August 31st, 2018...I have only ever used these air-pots, I swear by them. I have on more than one occasion tried other kinds or types, usually due to cost, but have on more than one occasion been utterly disappointed by the others, and have then ordered these again. So long as they are 'charged' properly at the start of the day (left with hot water in them for at least an hour, if not overnight), they will keep your coffee piping hot for hours, without the scorch-effect of a burner. The only drawback; if you happen to bump or bang one with much force or impact (counter, sink divider, etc) the seal between the insulating core, and the inner carafe gives out, at which point they no longer hold the heat the way they are capable of when in proper functioning order. ...I also think they(the seals between the ins. core and carafe) eventually just give out with age and regular use, like most things. I still prefer them to many other air pots because they are double walled stainless steel, and not glass lined. Even with this little factor(sensitivity to being jarred), I have typically gotten 2-3 years (if not longer) of service out of each of the ones I have purchased. There were a couple of air-pots that fell prey to a particularly clumsy employee(or myself) and had to be retired sooner than normal, but it was not by any means the fault of the product, but rather the person handling it.A couple of side notes:1) If you order one, I strongly recommend testing it immediately when it arrives, to make sure that it wasn't damaged in transit. When you fill these up to 'charge', you shouldn't feel any heat on the outside of the air-pot. If you do, the airpot has suffered some sort of impact and should be returned/replaced. I have only had this happen once, and because I didn't take delivery of this particular air-pot but rather a newer employee of mine did(and din't know to test the airpot initially), the damage went unrealized until I was no longer able to return it to have it replaced, so I had to eat that one, and they aren't necessarily cheap.2) As a small business, and frequently being surprised with those 'incidentals' that there is no way to prepare for...When you do have to retire an old air-pot, save the inner straw and spout, as well as the lid (which has the air-pump/bladder). These things are typically being exposed to high heat constantly, and as a result some parts become brittle over time and will eventually give out. Having some of these extra parts lying around comes in handy when a little plastic tab breaks off or cracks...even if you are not very 'handy' it would only take a little time to figure out how to swap out a couple of little parts vs spending another $40-$50 plus shipping on an entirely new assembly. Even if you would prefer to order a whole new assembly, you have the option and ability to patch things together until the new one arrives.

Keeps water hot all day. Lid can pinch your hand when emptying. I preferred my prior one.

This is the second one I have purchased. One for coffee and one for tea!

I bought this to replace a cheap version that didn't keep liquids hot for very long. The Bunn brand is noticeably better and worth the extra bucks.