UPDATE: Wish i could rate 6 stars....the coffee is terrific and coffee maker performs flawlessly...I really think it's water pumping profile makes the difference. It doesn't use a set pumping speed...at first it pumps a little to wet the coffee, sits for a bit, then resumes pumping but pump speed varies throughout cycle. It is just a great machine.
ORIGINAL: I am just a regular, retired Jo (pun intended) who loves his morning coffee. When I was working, I had a Cuisinart 12 cup maker in my office that dutifully filled with Folgers every morning. After retiring, I met someone who significantly raised my coffee awareness and I began buying beans and grinding the at the store...which introduced me to a whole new universe of delicious coffee richness. Recently my daily brewpot, a 12 cup Capresso ( the Cuisinart was left at work), began its downward death spiral and I decided to continue my climb up the coffee social ladder. After 3 months of detailed study and countless reviews, I purchased the OXO 9 cup machine.
All of the pro reviews were spot on... it is easy to use, easy to clean, brews a terrific cup of coffee, and looks terrific on my counter (I have a plan for the cord clutter).
There are 3 minor Cons:
1. The single button control isn't the most intuitive to learn initially but quite easy to use later.
2. There is a small channel that runs underneath the rubber connector from water tank to showerhead that allows a small amount of condensed water to run back into water tank from the brew side as the brew side lid is lifted to remove the filter paper.
There must be a design reason for this and it eludes for me. For now, I leave the water tank lid open so it dries out....
3. Finally, the thermal carafe can't be completely emptied without removing the carafe lid. Not an issue for me because I rinse pot out after each use anyway...
BUT my thermal carafe keeps coffee piping hot for at least 3 hours and I didn't prewar the carafe before use...no idea why there are so complaints about the carafe and cold coffee...I simply don't see it.
The unit is very well made using high quality materials. Fit and Finish is excellent as seems on all the OXO products I own.
I liked this unit so much that I bought OXO grinder to go with it...and very pleased I did. Excellent machine!!
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| capacity | 45 fluid ounces | 12 cups | 40 fluid ounces | 10 cups | 10 cups | 40 fluid ounces |
| material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel, Plastic, Glass | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Glass, Metal, Copper |
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| voltage | 120 volts | 120 volts | 120 volts | 110 volts | 120 volts | — |
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OXO - Not sure if I would give it hugs n kisses for praise
Well let's face it - You're looking at fancy coffee makers. And you are on this page for this machine from all the google research you did about 'Best Drip Coffee Makers'. You've reached the point where you want to experience more out of a cup of coffee than the cheaper alternative Mr. Coffee Machines and other typical drip machines in the kitchen that are under $50. So it can be likely to say that you are a fellow coffee snob and are looking for a fancy machine to expand your coffee tastes. So as a fellow coffee enthusiast, and someone who has a few minutes to share on their 250th+ pot of coffee on this machine, let's discuss *sips coffee*TL;DR:Makes a cup of coffee in the A Tier ranking, but at the cost of soaking your countertop, and hurting your wallet more than a monthly Dunkin Donuts spurge. Buyer beware if you are as snob-like with your coffee as I am (no cream, sugar or fixin's).The Bonavita is better for flavor, compact size, potentially wallet if on sale, for a good comparison machine. Otherwise, might be best to stay with your Mr. Coffee machine for a bit longer until something else becomes available under $99 that would be a great alternative.Overall, this is a pretty nice and simple machine. Brewing coffee; it's relatively fast/quick, gets a full pot (9 cups) in about ~5 minutes. Whoever designed the carafe should work at NASA for how well it keeps coffee hot for (with no presoak of hot water); I have had coffee stay hot/warm from starting the brew at 9am and checking at 9pm. The simplicity of the machine is pretty genius (despite it being all plastic). It towers over other machines I have had and the sound of it brewing is entertaining to both watch and listen to. The programming is dead simple; instruction books? What are instructions? You can figure it out in seconds on your own from holding the button and selecting options. Who needs to try and figure out technical things first thing in the morning when you just need your coffee to get the day rolling?Honestly, I think the functionality of the machine and the carafe are the major highlights to this machine.There are two MAJOR reasons why I dislike this coffee machine and I am not sure to say I would buy this machine again:-One: the Flavor. Needless to say, this is the main reason why you are considering this machine like I did. My father has the Bonavita Connoisseur machine to do our 'Real World' comparison between. Honestly, the Bonavita just has better flavor overall. And it's noticeable. We both use the same grounds (SF Bay Scandinavian Blend, it's the bomb), borderline use the same grinder and grind it in the same fashion. Same ratios for how we brew the coffee, and the Bonavita just tastes better. We have tried to do as much of the same/equal testing to just both conclude, the Bonavita is better for flavor overall on numerous pots of coffee and various coffee blends. Now this OXO is lightyears ahead of the Hamilton Beach I replaced it with, but if I could redo my ~$200 purchase, I'd shoot for the Bonavita for the flavor alone.-Two: the Mess. Good Golly. I have never had a coffee machine make such a mess. In my picture, I keep a silicone mat under this thing because of the water mess it makes. There may be residue water in the silicone tubes between the water reservoir and/or the coffee grounds basket that just enjoy making a special appearance when it comes time to get the next pot of coffee going. I usually have to wipe down the machine at least once between pots of coffee with the water that pools on/around the machine between cleanings. The silicone tube that resides inside the pot also likes to hide some coffee between cleanings, so be sure to thoroughly clean it, otherwise, wherever you set it, will pool with leftover coffee.Overall, as a coffee snob, it makes a good cup of coffee. I have had it for months now and been through a lot of various blends, grind styles, back-to-back pots (I drink easily 1-3 pots of coffee a day, I do not recommend to follow my dietary plan), and honestly, can say that it's better than what Starbucks and Dunkie's make on the daily, but I feel like there are better options out there potentially...But that my friends, is another cup of coffee to chase..Good luck in your decisions.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2023
Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
UPDATE: Wish i could rate 6 stars....the coffee is terrific and coffee maker performs flawlessly...I really think it's water pumping profile makes the difference. It doesn't use a set pumping speed...at first it pumps a little to wet the coffee, sits for a bit, then resumes pumping but pump speed varies throughout cycle. It is just a great machine.
ORIGINAL: I am just a regular, retired Jo (pun intended) who loves his morning coffee. When I was working, I had a Cuisinart 12 cup maker in my office that dutifully filled with Folgers every morning. After retiring, I met someone who significantly raised my coffee awareness and I began buying beans and grinding the at the store...which introduced me to a whole new universe of delicious coffee richness. Recently my daily brewpot, a 12 cup Capresso ( the Cuisinart was left at work), began its downward death spiral and I decided to continue my climb up the coffee social ladder. After 3 months of detailed study and countless reviews, I purchased the OXO 9 cup machine.
All of the pro reviews were spot on... it is easy to use, easy to clean, brews a terrific cup of coffee, and looks terrific on my counter (I have a plan for the cord clutter).
There are 3 minor Cons:
1. The single button control isn't the most intuitive to learn initially but quite easy to use later.
2. There is a small channel that runs underneath the rubber connector from water tank to showerhead that allows a small amount of condensed water to run back into water tank from the brew side as the brew side lid is lifted to remove the filter paper.
There must be a design reason for this and it eludes for me. For now, I leave the water tank lid open so it dries out....
3. Finally, the thermal carafe can't be completely emptied without removing the carafe lid. Not an issue for me because I rinse pot out after each use anyway...
BUT my thermal carafe keeps coffee piping hot for at least 3 hours and I didn't prewar the carafe before use...no idea why there are so complaints about the carafe and cold coffee...I simply don't see it.
The unit is very well made using high quality materials. Fit and Finish is excellent as seems on all the OXO products I own.
I liked this unit so much that I bought OXO grinder to go with it...and very pleased I did. Excellent machine!!
ORIGINAL: I am just a regular, retired Jo (pun intended) who loves his morning coffee. When I was working, I had a Cuisinart 12 cup maker in my office that dutifully filled with Folgers every morning. After retiring, I met someone who significantly raised my coffee awareness and I began buying beans and grinding the at the store...which introduced me to a whole new universe of delicious coffee richness. Recently my daily brewpot, a 12 cup Capresso ( the Cuisinart was left at work), began its downward death spiral and I decided to continue my climb up the coffee social ladder. After 3 months of detailed study and countless reviews, I purchased the OXO 9 cup machine.
All of the pro reviews were spot on... it is easy to use, easy to clean, brews a terrific cup of coffee, and looks terrific on my counter (I have a plan for the cord clutter).
There are 3 minor Cons:
1. The single button control isn't the most intuitive to learn initially but quite easy to use later.
2. There is a small channel that runs underneath the rubber connector from water tank to showerhead that allows a small amount of condensed water to run back into water tank from the brew side as the brew side lid is lifted to remove the filter paper.
There must be a design reason for this and it eludes for me. For now, I leave the water tank lid open so it dries out....
3. Finally, the thermal carafe can't be completely emptied without removing the carafe lid. Not an issue for me because I rinse pot out after each use anyway...
BUT my thermal carafe keeps coffee piping hot for at least 3 hours and I didn't prewar the carafe before use...no idea why there are so complaints about the carafe and cold coffee...I simply don't see it.
The unit is very well made using high quality materials. Fit and Finish is excellent as seems on all the OXO products I own.
I liked this unit so much that I bought OXO grinder to go with it...and very pleased I did. Excellent machine!!
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Joann M.
Makes a great cup of coffee!
Reviewed in Canada on August 22, 2023Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
Ryan C.
Looks great. Makes great coffee. Just make sure to empty the carafe before making the next batch.
Reviewed in Canada on February 27, 2017Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
LLP
Love this coffee maker
Reviewed in Canada on May 8, 2023Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
Shopper
Not worth the price
Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2018Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
"don8365"
Overall, a very good product
Reviewed in Canada on April 25, 2020Style Name: 9 Cup Coffee MakerVerified Purchase
