Amazon BasicsCoffee Makers, 5-Cup Coffee Machines with Reusable Filter, Coffee Pots, Black & Stainless Steel

Nice compact coffee maker; easy to use and easy to clean. Works well and quickly, but my only concern is the body of the coffee maker (black plastic) gets very warm and should not be touched until it is turned off and cooled down.I remove the pot as soon as it is brewed and put it on my cooling area and turn the maker off and let it cool.The cord could be a little longer, but I still recommend this as a 'buy'

Excellent little coffee maker, exactly what I was looking for. It's small so it takes up a lot less counter-space.Comes with it's own filter but I use paper filters, and I'm happy that generic paper filters fit perfectly in the small compartment and in such a way that it's impossible for the coffee grounds to overflow.

I drink coffee every day so a reliable coffee maker is nonnegotiable. I switched from a Keurig to this 5 cup machine to save money and honestly I haven’t looked back. It’s simple, quick, and makes solid coffee without all the extra junk. No more pods, no more waste, just real coffee. It doesn’t take up much space which is great and it’s super easy to clean. The only thing that bugs me a little is the “cup” measurement. A full pot doesn’t quite equal five real cups so keep that in mind if you’re a two mug person like me. Still, for the price and quality it’s a no brainer. I’d absolutely recommend it to anyone who’s over the Keurig hype and just wants a good dependable cup of coffee every morning.

For the price it's a decent, generic coffee pot. It doesn't feel too cheap, and it's likely higher quality than a name brand you'd find for the same price. It's been running now approximately 6 months without any issues. This purchase is a no-brainer, you won't end up with junk that breaks after a little while. The capacity is average for any run of the mill coffee pot.

It's a nice coffee maker just would say the water just should be a bit larger. When you make coffee to the max water line the actual coffee is a little below max line in coffee pot

It’s small but it can brew some coffee just like any regular coffee maker. Easy function just an on and off switch. Preferably for 1 to 2 people. Washable basket easy fill and great quality for the buck.

when you fill it to max water level, it only fills the pot to the 4 cup level. So you can't actually get a full pot of coffee

Decent value for the money, but you can tell where they have cut corners to keep the price down. Note that the brewing basket is all plastic (on the left) compared to the metal mesh version from Mr. Coffee (on the right). If you're concerned about microplastics, the included plastic mesh basket could be an issue. Not only is it cheap, but the plastic mesh filter is as likely as the plastic mesh tea bags to shed microplastics into your coffee. I had just broken the glass pitcher on my Mr. Coffee, and it just happened to be a perfect fit for the new Amazon branded version.The electric cord is another obviously cheap part. The cable is stiff, which is a reflection of the braiding and size of the copper strands that make up the cord. The finer and thinner gauge the strands, the more supple the cable. The one on the Amazon coffee maker are very stiff, indicating that they've used a cheaper grade of cable.On the positive side, the coffee maker works fine. The brewing element shuts off after the water has been transferred to the brewing basket, so only the pot heater remains on. I also like that this coffee maker has a slim profile, so it takes up a minimum amount of valuable counter space.I'm happy with the purchase, but glad I had a different basket that would work. Now, we'll see how long it lasts.