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Bosch TKA 2830 UC 900-Watt 12-Cup Coffeemaker, White
 
Manufacturer: Bosch
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List Price: $69.99
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Product Description
For those who are intimidated by complex home electronics, Bosch's basic 900-watt coffeemaker brews up to 12 cups of java and requires no programming besides flipping the power switch on. The unit has special brewing and aroma systems that bring out excellent flavor in coffee. Ground coffee goes in the nondrip insert filter, which takes No. 4 paper filters and removes easily for rinsing by hand or running through the dishwasher. A water-level indicator is visible from both sides of the coffeemaker for monitoring the number of cups that are brewing. Coffee brews through the closed lid of the included glass carafe without spilling, for more convenient serving. Removing the carafe during brewing activates the brewing pause feature, which prevents coffee from dripping until the carafe is back on its plate. The machine automatically shuts off after brewing for safety, and the thermal carafe keeps coffee warm. This compact unit stands 12-1/2 inches high, measures 7-1/2 inches wide, and is 9-3/4 inches deep, plus it features a cord rewind space on the back for storage. Bosch covers this model with a one-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde

Product Details
  • 12-cup-capacity glass carafe with brew-through lid
  • Special brew and aroma systems for perfect flavor
  • Pour a cup midbrew with convenient brew-pause feature
  • Removable dishwasher-safe coffee filter; water-level display
  • Measures 12-1/2 by 7-1/2 by 9-3/4 inches; 1-year warranty

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A Success, At Last
 
Review Date: February 7, 2004
Reviewer: GolfsALot, USA
Over the last 8 years, I've purchased at least 5 coffee automatic drip coffee pots for my mom and for me. They have ranged from cheap to expensive. Expensive for me is in the $80 to $100 range. The last coffee pot I bought for my mom was a Melitta with the auto time set. While she loved the unit, it went to the coffee pot graveyard in just a little over a year when the heating unit burned out. A couple of my previous purchases were thermos-style units. My biggest complaints over all the coffee pots were (1) coffee not hot enough, (2) coffee didn't really taste that great, (3) pot not big enough, which happens most on thermos units, and (4) failure of the unit in too short a time, particularly for the more expensive units.

This time I decided to go for simple design, a larger container (12 cups instead of 10), a mid-range on price, and, hopefully, a good cup of coffee. Well, I got it this with the Bosch. It is very straightforward. It makes 12 cups; it has one button (on/off); it turns itself off after two hours; is easy to clean; was reasonably priced ($49.99 on Amazon in September of 2003, cheaper now); and lo and behold, it makes a good cup of coffee that comes out hot and stays hot without getting a burned taste.

The other reviewer says that it is cheaply made. I think that the plastic is as strong as any other pot I've purchased. The top lid, where the water is poured into, also "broke" on mine until I figured out that, instead of being broken, it had come apart as it is designed to do so that you can clean it better. The lid and surrounding edge of the coffee pot is a light grey plastic. It cleans up very easily and is less prone to stain than the ones that are all white. For the most part, I just run the pot under clear water and wipe the unit down with clear water to keep it clean.

The best part is that I'm very happy with the taste of the coffee. I don't use any special water, just our tap water which has run through a water softener. We have very, very hard water in Nevada. I'm using decafinated Folgers most of the time. The other good part is that the coffee comes out hot - hot enough for me to wait a couple of minutes before my first sip. Now, if it just lasts more than a year, I'll be extra happy with my purchase.

Got a good deal on this coffeemaker
 
Review Date: August 3, 2009
Reviewer: elliewriter, Lovely Michigan
When I bought this for my son's first apartment in 2007, I landed it for twenty-two bucks. I can't believe it's nearly one hundred dollars more now!

It is a good, basic coffee maker and apparently has lasted pretty well for him and his roommates. I recently visited my son's newest apartment in Denver and made coffee in it several times during our stay. Worked great.

It doesn't look as nice as my Cuisinart chrome coffeemaker (which recently died) but it doesn't look cheap either. There's no way to program it to come on automatically in the morning but you can load it up with coffee and water the night before and simply press a button when you're ready for coffee in the morning.

Like many coffeemaker models, this one can be set under most wall cabinets, although you'll likely have to slide it forward to have room to flip open the lid to add water. That's not a major issue, though.

If you can find a good deal on this, I'd recommend it.
FITS THE BUDGET! GR8 maker for the price
 
Review Date: June 4, 2007
Reviewer: Eva Magri, N.J. United States
I made 12 pots of coffee before writing this review, I want to tell you this is definately worth the price though the 69.00 original price was either a very long time ago or just inflated

Makes a really nice HOT cup I have owned many pots never seem to have luck they either leak all over or the coffee never is hot this does not leak at all and has been good to me so far!

I can see how a couple reviewers may think its junky it IS made of all plastic and has nothing digtial on it at all but I also owned 2 BUNN makers that did not do as well as this little guy plus a few that had all the bells and wistles and did not do 1/2 as well as this one

If you get this (You will be happy you remembered this) The coffee filter is number 4 cone and can be tricky if you put it in the wrong way it will get stuck and you will swear it broke on you or you got a defect I had this problem the first 2 pots then realized the black circle has to be pointing in front of you directly. You can easily forget and put it in the wrong way buy a butter knife will pop the sides right out once you realize that its in the right direction you will not have any porblems.
Its really a nice robust cup and the best trait is the heat I love the fact it makes hot coffee!

I paid 17.00 for it and it has been worth every dime do not expect a high end digital alarm or time button you will be dissapointed but if your looking for a maker and a really good fair priced one spring for it you will not be sorry!
Very Good
 
Review Date: August 27, 2010
Reviewer: G. Spears,
Purchased this coffee maker about 3 weeks ago, it is a simple design and makes a decent cup of coffee. 2 hour timer is nice. anti-spill feature is also a plus. Would recommend this product. German engineering very good.
Better than the last Braun piece of garbage
 
Review Date: June 21, 2007
Reviewer: T. Morris, Idaho
It brews hot coffee in a short period of time... which seems to be a challenge for most brewers. Amazon had a list price of $120 and reduced to $59 which put it in the top price we'd pay for a no-frills brewer. It does what you'd expect it to and that was by far more than our Braun did before it hit the trash can after only a few months of use. Price is about the same now and we'd buy another one like it if this one pooped out.
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