Mr. Coffee 5-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker, 25 oz. Mini Brew, Brew Now or Later, with Water Filtration and Nylon Reusable Filter, Black

This is by go -to coffee maker since I live alone and only make 1-2 cups at a time. Love that it automictically turs off after 2 hours.

this is a great little coffee maker. it comes with a built in basket so there is no need to buy paper filters. it is small so it doesn't take up much room on the counter. perfect for a person living alone who drinks 2 cups of coffee a day.

There are more expensive brands of coffee makers than Mr. Coffee. And I have tried some of them, but I don’t find that they make any better coffee than this one. I was using a 12-cup coffee maker and since I am the only one here that drinks coffee, it was such a waste. This is just the right size and is also the right size to pack and take with me when I travel. This coffee maker comes with a reusable filter although I prefer to use the disposable ones. I find the reusable ones quite messy. I only have two complaints about this coffee maker. Number one is that when pouring water into the reservoir, a little bit always spills onto my countertop. The other complaint is that it is hard to pour a cup of coffee without a little bit of the coffee running down the side of the carafe and then dripping onto the heat plate. That is the reason that I have had to dispose of two well-used Mr. Coffees 5-cup machines in the past. Eventually the heat plate gets very damaged from the coffee burning on it. However, I continue to buy this brand because it is as good or better than some of the others.

works great gets the job done ...... built in filters are a big plus

Brews very quickly, delivers excellent flavor. The brew later feature is great.

Love this machine. Only suggestion...add a beep when finished brewing.

The included re-usable filter doesn't allow the coffee to flow through it quickly enough and overflows coffee grounds onto the top of the pot, and into the coffee itself. Having it be cylindrical and have a solid flat bottom was just a bad design move. Other cheap 5-cup drip coffee makers have a cone shaped filter with a much smaller flat bottom to maximize liquid flow through the sieve surfaces. I had to buy 5 cup paper filters and they're too tall, and have to bend so the water spout can extend over the grounds. Otherwise we have to make only a few cups when using the included filter instead of the 4 (not even 5!) cups we typically make.

7 months in as my daily driver. Super easy to descale, simple to clean, and still running as well as it did day 1.It makes what you expect from a cheap drip machine, which should please anyone not looking for a cup before work. Brews up a full pot in about 8 minutes, and the timer hasn't failed to have hot coffee waiting on me when I wake up.-1 star for a few points, though.#1, the filter is totally useless. Take it off immediately and you'll have no issues if you use filtered water and descale once a month.#2, The pot is not what was pictured. You don't get the Oz measurements. Not a problem really. Just multiply the number by 5 if you need oz. I like to get what I'm told I'll be getting though. See pic and compare.#3, the grind cup just isn't deep enough for 5 cups. It'll brew just fine but you'll end up with a lot of grind splashing out and the dripper getting covered in grind. I shoot for 3-4 and I don't have this problem.Honest 4.5, but we can't do that. Its a good value for the money, and a nice and straightforward product which is what I wanted in my coffee pot.