Hamilton Beach - 12 Cup Programmable Coffee Maker (Model 46290)

[Hamilton Beach 12 cup programmable coffee maker](https://www.kohls.com/product/prd-6857113/hamilton-beach-12-cup-programmable-coffee-maker.jsp?color=Black&prdPV=4) I had this for years and it worked great. Bought one for my dad who is the opposite of tech savvy and it has worked great for him for going on 10 years.

I’ve never had any problems with my many ninja appliances but I didn’t know they even made coffee makers. There are definitely better known and trusted brands for coffee makers. Mr coffee, bun (bunn?) I e got whatever decent looking model at Walmart and they last near a decade. The room I’m currently in has a Hamilton beach. I think that was Walmart. Been working fine for 4 years now.

Hamilton Beach is the unsung hero IMHO. Been using mine for 12 years with no issues.

My family is still using a Hamilton Beach drip machine that I bought for $70 several years ago. 8-12 cups on a daily basis. No problems.

Sorry you're getting downvotes. I have a Hamilton Beach drip coffee maker and a Hamilton Beach toaster oven that are both at least a decade old and have survived multiple moves. I switched to a steel French press a couple years ago because I like the taste better, but I still use the old Hamilton Beach when we have guests and need to brew more than 2 cups of coffee. Yeah it's mostly plastic and doesn't look pretty and the parts aren't replaceable but it still works. It was all I could afford at the time and I'm not going to throw out something that still works. I think this sub generally hates anything affordable.

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.

Lo más básico, comprar siempre café en grano y un molino, nunca cápsulas. Respecto a máquinas yo tengo 2 muy sencillas de Hamilton Beach, una de goteo y una para espresso, está última me sirve para preparar espresso, capuccino, cortado, latte, etc. Con su espumador de leche.

Hot water kettle and Aeropress. I also have a cheap Hamilton Beach that will not die.

I have a Hamilton beach going on 9 years (does K cups and single ground coffee by the cup), a Cuisinart going on 20 that always makes a decent pot, a 35 year old Krupps espresso maker (these are my corded units). I have a French Press (no cord) that just keeps going. I have a bialetti (no cord) that keeps going. I have an original Aeropress -the year they came out (no cord--travel to non coffee places--think China off the grid). These work for me. keurigs break---when I got each of these I researched them at the time for returns, company track record etc.....