Black & Decker DCM500B SmartBrew 5-Cup Coffeemaker, Black
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Black & Decker DCM500B SmartBrew 5-Cup Coffeemaker, Black
Customer Review: The Worst Coffee Maker Ever -so far
Summary: 1 Stars
I needed a quick coffee maker and picked up this model at local hardware store and paid a premium..little did I know.. The pot drips, no matter how we angle the pot while pouring, a mess occurs....We cannot make the right amount of coffee..if we pour 5 cups of water in tank and fill up to line, we get about 3 cups of coffee, what's up with that, so we never know how much coffee to use..what a mess....never again!!!!!Customer Review: Smart Brew 5-cup coffee maker
Summary: 4 Stars
Easy to use, easy to clean. Makes a great cup of coffee in a very reasonable amount of time. Also the coffee is hot, not just one step above warm, which is really nice if you add milk or cream because it doesn't cool off too much. Also nice is the feature on the glass carafe that show's not only how many cups are in the carafe but also where to fill to get that many cups. They are not the same. I definetly would purchase again for myself or as a gift.Customer Review: Owned for over 10 years!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this when I was single in a tiny studio apartment and needed to save space and make small batches of coffee. I've had it for over 10 years without complaint. 10 years!!! Yeah it may be slow, but it's cheap and small and easy to use. 10 years!!!Customer Review: Black & Decker 5-cup brew
Summary: 1 Stars
This is one of the worst products, that I have ever purchased. The pot leaks, whenever you pour. If it were not for the fact that I have thrown away the box, I would return it in a NewYork minute.Customer Review: Loud AND Drippy
Summary: 3 Stars
This little coffeemaker works okay, but it's VERY loud--you'd think it was brewing coffee for an army. My main problem with it is the pot drips badly when I pour. There are pots out there that don't drip; you'd think that somewhere out there was engineering information that would ensure a dripless pot.