Good coffee maker doesn't last very long. Sometimes the coffee is real hot and the next it's not. Easy to use.

Great for households with only one coffee drinker Great for house holds where one only individual drinks coffee. I hated trying to figure out how to use our old big Mr. Coffee for just my self. I didn't want the expense of a high priced pod machine. This brews me a couple of cups perfect for my daily caffeine fix.

Great value! I love my Mr Coffee, I've had it for a while now & still works perfectly. I drink more than 1 cup so those K-Cups were never really worth it for me. I set this each night & I wake up without issue to glorious coffee. It's easy to set & clean as well!

Awesome! Fabulous! I have had mine a long time! It gets alot of wear here!

Need a basic machine for one or two cups? Get it. My son has one for his dorm room and I have on for my cubicle. Keep in mind with coffee, 1 cup typically equals 5 ounces, so this makes 25 ounces max. The 2 cup mark on the water reservoir is generally what I use to fill your typical 12 / 14 ounce mug. So this is great for one or two cups of joe! It's hard to find 4-5 cup paper basket filters except online. Don't try the common 8-cup ones. Mr. Coffee and others sell a permanent filter, but they are mostly thin plastic and reviews indicated they made weak coffee. I purchased a stainless steel one on Amazon for a few bucks. It's honestly a pain to clean, but the flow rate and therefore coffee is good. No problems with grounds in the coffee using the stainless steel filter. My son uses the programmable feature and it works fine. No memory, so if there is a power failure you're out of luck. Supposedly there is a pause feature, but I can't figure it out. Pros: Make as little as you want--no waste. Water markings are clear. The hotplate keeps it HOT until I'm ready to pour it into my mug, even 30 minutes later; I think the auto shut-off is 60 minutes. You can easily dry the whole machine, compared to machines with tubing or hidden reservoirs where not all the water gets out. The carafe is pretty sturdy. You can purchase a water filter from Mr. Coffee if that's your thing. Cons: It's pretty loud. If you want paper filters, selection is limited and online. Bottom line: When I have time at home, I get fancy. Otherwise, for about $27 (maker and filter), this works great.