Best Choice Products 600W 4-Cup Automatic Kitchen Coffee Maker for Whole Beans or Ground Coffee w/Built-In Grinder, 2 Intensity Levels, Glass Pot, Auto Drip, Warm Plate, Scoop, Brush

This coffee maker is awesome... nice quality does exactly what it is supposed to do... grinds the beans makes the coffee very fresh and good... high quality build... worth the money. fairly easy to clean if you can rinse out the grinds into a garbage disposal. pleased with the purchase. there was another one that was similar but I could tell from the picture that this one was higher quality. thinking about getting another one for home... (i use this one at work... hence why I wanted a small unit)

This did not even survive a week of coffee making. The whole brewing set up is messed up. Even when it was working, it would spill out coffee while brewing. Further, you end up using more beans as the beans don’t get crushed properly even when you use the finer grind option.I won’t recommend this at all unless you want to get into returning things a week after buying it.

Interesting device. It took several tries to figure out. The parts assemble reasonably easily, but must be exact position. Amount of coffee varies, but it uses about twice as much as with a separate grinder. Pot is awkward to use an prone to spilling. It is quite difficult to clean as ground stick to the two filter and can only be rinsed off with difficulty. On the up side I tend to clean an hour or so after using, and then refill to be able to use with the push of a button. Good way to start the day, especially the roar of the grinder.

Makes a great cup of coffee every time I use a scale to weigh my coffee so it's consistent the grinder is quieter than other models I've had I find it easy to clean by simply rinsing everything into a small bucket I would not put coffee grounds down the sink I've had this for three months now and it works perfectly

This does NOT have the capacity to brew four (4) cups worth of coffee. Specifically, the water reservoir holds 19 fl. oz. so that is technically 3 oz more than 2 cups. The point is, the total amount of brewed coffee ends up being just over 2 cups worth, not the advertised 4 cups. After receiving this, and noticing how small the coffee pot looked, we read the description more closely and saw it does specify only 19 fl. oz. when the title says '4-Cup' capacity. I suppose that is just a lesson learned.

I like that it is compact enough to fit in the small space on my counter top. I get 2 cups of coffee when I fill it up. I love it includes a grinder so I can put in coffee beans or ground coffee.

Huge disappointment! It stops brewing almost before it starts & have to push top down top several times to get it started again!! Very messy to clean out coffee grinds. Only produces one to two cups if it works at all!! Most times it may take two hours of constantly pushing down the top! Do not recommend at all!

Great idea cleaning is very messy