Encontré un buen precio para esta cafetera así que no lo pensé. La usamos a diario y no nos decepciona pues el café está muy rápido. La programación es excelente y tienes café una vez te levantas. Lo único malo es que no puedes ver la cantidad de agua que colocas, pues la medida viene por dentro y debe estar bien iluminado pues el agua se confunde. Por lo demás está excelente.

No creo que haya mejor marca para cafetera automatica. Buen precio, buena calidad, materiales metalicos. En las cafeterias dónde he trabajado constantemente buscabamos cafeteras automaticas que hicieran un buen servicio. No hace falta voltear a ver a otras. Es buena.

This is about my third Cuisinart coffee pot in this style. I love the look and for sure it holds up to years of daily use. It brews a great cup of coffee and well worth the cost. I would highly recommend. Interesting side note I see this coffee pot in the kitchens of many over the years on TV

Overall I'm very happy with this purchase. It looks very nice with clean lines and is minimalistic. The stainless steal on the handle is a nice accent. I did have an issue with one of the touch buttons (on/off switch) a few times after I first purchased the unit. After pushing it a few times in different places (corners of the button) and massaging it a bit, it seems to be working properly. I haven't had any future issues with it over the last 3 months and it works with one touch.

Me gusta mucho :) Hay un problema, no hay luz para el reloj. Todo lo demás es perfecto, el aspecto y la función 👍

Me prepara buen café y funciona tal como se describe, buena compra, satisfecho

Funcione perfecto

Buena cafetera programable, robusta y de buen tamaño.

I had the previous model of this coffee maker. It lasted for 12 years before it began to leak and did a great job. After research, I ordered this model. I would have liked to have purchased the 12-cup, rather than the 10-cup model, but the larger capacity was too tall to fit under my cabinet in the kitchen. I'm happy to report the new version has been improved upon. First, it has a large area to pour the water. Even better, there is a water level indicator (by cups) on one side of the unit. This is really convenient and was a problem with the older model. The filter basket swings out and can be lifted out to rinse and/or clean. That is a really great improvement. By the way, the thermal carafe from the older model fits the new one perfectly. So now, I can brew two pots right in a row or make one regular and one decaf. That helps with having only a 10-cup capacity. The new model is smart looking and the controls are on the bottom. I like the features and it brews coffee fast! The only criticism I have is that when you lift up the lid to pour in the water, there are two screws that holds what I assume is the water line or pumping mechanism in place. One screw has already collected rust not the top, while the other is still beautiful chrome. Still, for the price, features and improvements, I couldn't ask for a better coffee maker. Love that thermal carafe. Great job, Cuisinart!

十数年前に買った前身モデルが壊れて買い替えました、。これからまた長いお付き合いです。日本製と違って武骨なところが良いです。

First I'd like to say that these review sites really kill me. Invariably, you have to wade through countless trivial comments like, "I had to turn the spool wheel too many times before I could change the string on my string trimmer" or, here's a classic, "the stereo I bought is just too loud and I have to keep the volume at the number 5 setting all the time." (trust me, this is from an actual review). Well, you'll be happy to know that the reviews for the DCC-1200 are no different. Anywhere from "why do you have to turn the knob to brew and then flick a switch for on" to, "I can hear the plastic creaking as it heats up" (that one really makes me laugh) to, "it's just too tall and doesn't fit under my cabinets" (didn't you size it up before you bought it)?Look people, this unit makes coffee. It does it well and it does it like it's supposed to. You pour water in the top, add your favorite beans, wait a bit and, here's the kicker, coffee comes out the bottom! Holy smokes! It's got two knobs, an on and off switch and a few buttons to set things like the clock. To brew, turn the knob to brew and flick the on switch. To auto-brew, turn the knob to auto-brew and flick the on switch. To program the clock/auto on/auto off, turn the knob to clock/auto on/auto off and... press a button. Wow, this is really tough stuff. And, to make matters worse, omygosh, the LCD clock doesn't have a back light!! Armageddon here we come. You don't have enough clocks in your kitchen between the wall, the microwave, the oven, and every other stinking thing that has to tell you the time these days?The other knob adjusts the hot plate setting. Low-Med-High. Trust me, there are many complaints that the Cuisinart doesn't get their coffee hot enough. Not hot enough? How hot do you really want it? I'm sure Cuisinart wasn't thinking about their specs reaching boiling temperature when they designed this thing. Trust me folks, it's close enough. I'd say close to McDonald's scalding hot coffee but I won't even sue Cuisinart for potentially burning my crotch.As for the plastic creaking, when the temperature heats up, the plastic expands inside, what do you want anyway? Whatddya mean it's only stainless steel on the outside? I've been ripped off!!! I mean come on, if you really want a true stainless steel coffee maker, go spend the $2000 and buy professional so that you can mount it on the dash of your Beemer. Just don't waste our time with comments like this.Oh yeah and the alarm/beeping that everyone's complaining about? Well, let me just say that the "Hounds of the Baskervilles" comment is a little unjustified. I would hate to hear what this person does when their microwave goes off, or, if their telephone rings, or if one of the kids makes a noise. Folks, this is a series of 5 small beeps when the brewing cycle is near completion. Kind of a tee tee tee tee tee. So, unless you sleep with your coffee maker on your night stand, I wouldn't worry so much about this one.Condensation. I don't know one coffee maker out there that when you open the lid to dump your grounds just after the brewing is complete where some of it doesn't drip on the countertop. So, suck it up. Get your sink sponge and wipe it up. Are we that inconvenienced by this?And finally, the dreaded reservoir comment. "It's too small and I pour water all over the place." Blah blah. Pour water in, get coffee out. So far, I haven't missed the bullseye. Could I be doing something wrong here? And about those darned tank markers. Does anybody honestly use those things? Fill up the pot and pour it in. Now you know how much coffee you'll make. Huh?!The bottom line is that this is a good coffee maker. It has a self cleaning cycle to tell you when to decalcify, makes piping hot coffee but... oh no, produces condensation. It's kind of like when you heat water on the stove and it produces that steamy stuff, and it forms those... water droplets. Ah whatever.Look, if you're the type who doesn't have to have their maid do everything for them or worse flog the person who doesn't quite fold the towel right on the towel bar, go out and buy this product, you won't be disappointed.