BLACK+DECKER - 12-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffee Maker

I have a Black and Decker coffee maker with an insulated carafe that I’ve had for at least 10 years. Works like a champ. I also have a first generation Ninja Coffee maker with an insulated carafe that lasted about 5 years before the filter basket tore (I have suspicions that my mother in law’s aggressive cleaning methods did it in). I can’t find a new basket that fits, the newer models use a basket that’s shaped slightly different, totally a bummer because otherwise I think it would last forever.

I've had my Black & Decker 12-cup programmable for 15 or 20 years.

My Black & Decker 12-cup drip coffeemaker has a couple of decades service in. The stainless steel French press I take camping should survive until the end of time.

Mine was new from Walmart 10 years ago after my thrift store one died. $15. Would buy again! 😃

I have a $15 Black&Decker 12 cup drip coffee maker I’ve had for 10 years. Does the job. Good coffee. I’m satisfied with it.

I can't speak to the longevity. But I did just buy a 40oz "10 cup" Moccamaster KBT for $205. The one with the thermal carafe, a few weeks ago. Previously, I had a $20 Black and Decker drip coffee maker that's still going strong after 10 years. It's a daily machine in the past 5 years. In between machines, I experimented with a Moka Pot clone, French Press, and pour over with Hario v60 gooseneck kettle. A pour over, when done right is really great. I like the French Press and Moka Pot too. Each have their pros and cons, especially in the clean-up phase. The Moccamaster is an automated pour over. For machines, the Moccamaster comes out hotter than the B&D. It's also one of the smoothest cups of coffee I've had. It's super easy to use, especially if you're coffee deprived in the morning. The more I use it, the more I like it. Did I ever think I'd spend 10x the amount I spent on the last coffee machine? No. However, it suits my needs of brewing straight into the carafe and cleanup is super easy.

This. Hamilton Beach, Proctor-Silex, Krups, KitchenAid, Bella, Black and Decker(!) - any basic drip machine will do the trick. $20-50. Filters are cheap, cleaning/descaling is easy, They will last 5-10 years before you need to buy a replacement. Feature wise, you need to decide if you want auto-shutoff, or you want a "dumb" machine that just has an on/off switch, so it can keep warm for more than two hours, as long you're not forgetful.

I've had the same $20 black and Decker coffee maker for 10 years. Simple is better!

Black & Decker drip coffee pot for $5.99 from Goodwill

I spent 20 dollars for a black and decker drip coffee maker 11 years ago and it works fantastic, what are y'all doing to your coffee makers?! I got a French press for fancier brews

You are 100 percent right. I also have the Oxo 8 cup and never brew a full pot. It does not stay hot for very long at all, even if I warm up the pot first. By comparison my cheap Black and Decker with glass carafe and hot plate stays much hotter. Had I known the Oxo 8 cup came in a glass/hot plate configuration I would have bought it for sure.

everyone sharing all these fancy and expensive coffee machines. I got a Black and Decker coffee maker as a wedding present in the mid-2000's. It finally needed replacing last year, so i got another one exactly like it and have no complaints at all. Metal carafe so i don't accidentally break a glass one, and i make a pot of coffee 5 or 6 days a week. It just works.