**Starts 11/26** Hamilton Beach FlexBrew Trio Coffee Maker (Black) $50 + Free Shipping

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HonestMammoth473

Nov 25, 2023

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We had one of these and it worked well enough. It would sporadically leak, but that's a problem we have had with many coffeemakers after several years of use. Our main complaint though was that it just didn't make a very good cup of coffee. I'm considering looping back around to it though after our 13-month old Ninja completely stopped functioning. Last one of those I'll ever buy.

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jesseix

Nov 25, 2023

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Quote from HonestMammoth473

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We had one of these and it worked well enough. It would sporadically leak, but that's a problem we have had with many coffeemakers after several years of use. Our main complaint though was that it just didn't make a very good cup of coffee. I'm considering looping back around to it though after our 13-month old Ninja completely stopped functioning. Last one of those I'll ever buy.

Was the coffee not very good from both carafe and single-serve? I'm looking at this too but not sure what to think of it.

HonestMammoth473

Nov 25, 2023

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HonestMammoth473

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Quote from jesseix

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Was the coffee not very good from both carafe and single-serve? I'm looking at this too but not sure what to think of it.

It was better from the single serve than the whole pot for some reason, but neither was great. At the time we were coming from an older Cuisinart that made exceptional coffee, so it wasn't that the HB coffee was bad, it just paled in comparison from where we were coming from. The Ninja only made coffee marginally better than the HM at double the cost and a mere 13-month lifespan, so if I had to choose again I would have bought another one of these over the Ninja for sure.

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jesseix

Nov 26, 2023

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jesseix

Nov 26, 2023

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Quote from HonestMammoth473

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It was better from the single serve than the whole pot for some reason, but neither was great. At the time we were coming from an older Cuisinart that made exceptional coffee, so it wasn't that the HB coffee was bad, it just paled in comparison from where we were coming from. The Ninja only made coffee marginally better than the HM at double the cost and a mere 13-month lifespan, so if I had to choose again I would have bought another one of these over the Ninja for sure.

Thanks, appreciate you taking the time to share details 👍

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waltchan

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Nov 26, 2023

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waltchan

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Hamilton Beach is an old school brand from the 1980s. It prefers Folgers, Yuban, and Maxwell House coffee the best for the older age population. Before the Starbucks coffee craze, it was one of these top three brands.

Hawaiiana

Nov 26, 2023

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Hawaiiana

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Better than that Gourmia one?

DraconianMeasures

Nov 26, 2023

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DraconianMeasures

Nov 26, 2023

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i have this and use it almost every day. i love it, but then, i loved my basic mr. coffee pot also...

i paid 90 for it though.

i should note i saw that it leaks in some reviews, and as such, i do not lift up the water reservoir off its valve, i simply pour a cup of filtered water from the fridge in, before i stick the same cup under the single serve outflow. doing such, i refill it as i go, and i dont get the valve leaking.

Last edited by DraconianMeasures November 26, 2023 at 03:54 PM.

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forress

Nov 26, 2023

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Rca292

Nov 27, 2023

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Rca292

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Quote from DraconianMeasures

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i have this and use it almost every day. i love it, but then, i loved my basic mr. coffee pot also...

i paid 90 for it though.

i should note i saw that it leaks in some reviews, and as such, i do not lift up the water reservoir off its valve, i simply pour a cup of filtered water from the fridge in, before i stick the same cup under the single serve outflow. doing such, i refill it as i go, and i dont get the valve leaking.

Similar to the above, I have this and have used it for about 2 years. I paid around $80 from Costco. I actually have had 0 problems with it and I also fill it up as I go just as this person described. I actually have been looking at fancier ones but after seeing all the issues with some other ones (like having to clean it off or even daily) I'm sticking with this. In the 2 years that I have had this I haven't had to descale or fix it of clean the insides even once - now that I'm typing that out it sounds gross but I'm glad I have had no issues and if you get this, hope you have no issues as well!

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p.didles

Nov 27, 2023

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p.didles

Nov 27, 2023

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We've had this machine, an older model without the water tank, for two years. We paid $80, I think. No issues with it. Coffee from carafe and single serve is perfectly fine. The carafe is used heavily and the single serve is used a few times a week. Just keep it clean... it's quite the powerhouse.

Last edited by p.didles November 26, 2023 at 11:38 PM.

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mike.karalla

Nov 29, 2023

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Quote from HonestMammoth473

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We had one of these and it worked well enough. It would sporadically leak, but that's a problem we have had with many coffeemakers after several years of use. Our main complaint though was that it just didn't make a very good cup of coffee. I'm considering looping back around to it though after our 13-month old Ninja completely stopped functioning. Last one of those I'll ever buy.

Which ninja? I have this and was looking to upgrade asap and the ninja was top of my list

HonestMammoth473

Nov 30, 2023

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HonestMammoth473

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Quote from mike.karalla

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which ninja? i have this and was looking to upgrade asap and the ninja was top of my list

cm401.

eve005

Dec 3, 2023

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eve005

Dec 3, 2023

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Quote from HonestMammoth473

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cm401.

My cm401 completely stopped working after about 14 months too. Liked it a lot but disappointing reliability.

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drakkar247

Dec 4, 2023

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drakkar247

Dec 4, 2023

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Did anybody get this coffee maker and the single cup grounds feature just overflows?
I'm debating on whether to return it because of that.

StoneUnder

Dec 4, 2023

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StoneUnder

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Quote from HonestMammoth473

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We had one of these and it worked well enough. It would sporadically leak, but that's a problem we have had with many coffeemakers after several years of use. Our main complaint though was that it just didn't make a very good cup of coffee. I'm considering looping back around to it though after our 13-month old Ninja completely stopped functioning. Last one of those I'll ever buy.

I think the problem with the large pot maker on this is it dumps the water way too fast. It makes an entire pot in a min or two with a steady flow the entire time resulting in coffee flavored water. I don't think the water had enough time in the grounds. Great if you're in a rush each morning but not great for taste. Going back to my old Mr Coffee and will keep looking for an upgrade. The old Mr Coffee takes 10 minutes to make a pot but it drips it down slow and the result is a pot you can't see through it's so black.

Product Description:	The Hamilton Beach® FlexBrew® Trio Coffee Maker lets you brew 3 ways. On the single-serving side you ll enjoy fast brewing every morning because it brews a single cup in about 90 seconds. The single-serving side lets you brew multiple cups without refilling the 40 oz. water reservoir and provides multiple brewing options. You can brew a single cup with your favorite brand of pod (such as a K-Cup* pod) or brew with ground coffee. Using a pod lets you brew up to 10 oz. of coffee and brewing with coffee grounds lets you brew up to 14 oz. of coffee into a travel mug. On the carafe side you can brew up to 12 cups of coffee with your favorite grounds plus you can set up wake-up ready coffee with Easy-Touch programming and pour yourself a cup before brewing is finished with Auto Pause & Pour. After brewing coffee stays warm in the carafe for 2 hours then the power automatically shuts off. No matter how you brew Select-a-Brew lets you choose bold or regular brewing strengths. Includes a glass carafe single-serve pod holder single-serve brew basket and a cup rest with a storage area for either.
Product SKU:	813122249
UPC:	40094499045

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