Braun KF510-BK AromaDeluxe 10-Cup Coffeemaker, Black | 
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| Brand: Braun
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $42.99
You Save: $7.00 (14%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  72 reviews
Sales Rank: 54810
Color: Black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.3
Dimensions (in): 13.6 x 12.9 x 7.6
Warranty: 1
MPN: KF510-BK
Model: KF510-BK
UPC: 069055824092
EAN: 0069055824092
ASIN: B00006JL0B
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Built-in Brita water filter improves flavor and prevents calcification | | • | Swing-out filter basket with automatic release makes filling and cleaning easy | | • | Brew-pause feature for mid-brew pour; large pilot light improves visibility | | • | Open-handle carafe with anti-slip grip equals easy serving | | • | Measures 13 by 7-1/2 by 14-1/8 inches; 1-year warranty |
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Product Description
Aroma Deluxe, 10 Cup, Black Coffee Maker With Timer, Replacement Carafe True Value #500-064, Unique, Innovative Design With Metallic Accents, Unique Open Handle Carafe With Anti-slip Grip, For Superior Comfort & Handling, Automatic Filter Basket Release Button, 1 Hand Operation For Easy Opening Of Filter Basket,10 Cup Capacity, Integrated Pilot Light For Improved Visibility & Greater Safety, Brita Water Filter, Improves Coffee Flavor, Significantly Reduces Chlorine & Prevents Calcification, Pause & Serve Allows For Pouring A Cup Of Coffee During The Brewing Cycle, Water Filter Exchange Dial Reminds You When To Replace The Water Filter, Water Level Indicator For Quick & Precise Filling, Cord Storage.
Amazon.com Review
Braun's AromaDeluxe is a no-nonsense, easy-to-use coffeemaker for those who still prefer a basic cup of coffee. The coffeemaker brews up to 10 cups using a fast brewing method that thoroughly extracts the rich flavor and aroma from your ground coffee. The integrated Brita water filter also contributes to better-tasting coffee by screening out chlorine and other harsh minerals, plus it prevents calcification within the water tank. A marker on the top of the water tank helps you keep track of when the water filter needs to be changed. Other handy extras on the AromaDeluxe include a filter release button, which swings the detachable filter basket open for filling or easy cleaning, and a pause-and-serve feature, which stops the brewing while you pour a cup of coffee midway through a cycle. For safety, the glass carafe has a comfortable, nonslip handle with an open design to accommodate larger hands. Further safety measures include a large, red power button that is easy to see but difficult to switch on by accident. This coffeemaker is covered by a one-year limited warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde
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| Customer Reviews: Read 67 more reviews...
 Perfect for my no frills mother November 30, 2008
I only do these reviews once in a while, but it's good, as I only make a purchase only after I check the reviews on amazon. I asked my 50 something year old mother what she wanted for her birthday- a coffee maker. In black. And SIMPLE. Like she's been using her whole life. This was replacing a 10 year old similar Braun. She absolutely loved it- it's simple, and and improvement over her old one. How? 1. The handle is really comfortable and rubber coated. 2. It has a water filter (which she doesn't like because she won't change it, but I like it since it DOES make the coffee taste better) 3. You press a button and the filter holder swings open. The thing she didn't like: The bright blue water guide on the side- it matches nothing. Other than that- it's very sleek. Get it.
No frills, good coffee, space saver October 23, 2008
This is an excellent coffee maker (good hot water) and suits our needs. No timer or bells and whistles required. It also has a narrow back which fits well into the corner under our cabinets - most coffee maker today are very broad and take up a lot of counter space. It does what a coffee maker is supposed to do - make very good coffee, and the price is fair.
Less is more! September 21, 2008
I used to own a Braun, one of the older, "barrel shaped," drip machines. It always, despite its simplicity (or because of it?), brewed the best tasting coffee -- provided, of course I used a premium brand.
I lost my Braun in a move, and never replaced it...fool that I was. I went through a couple of cheapies and regretted my choice every time. I finally decided to find another Braun ("duh..."), but discovered they had redesigned the old machine; voila'; the new KF510.
Anyway, typically, and in very Braun fashion, "less is more." This is a simple, well designed, no frills coffee maker, and as long as you use a decent brand of coffee, and good water, it will make you a very fine morning java. It keeps the coffee hot too...but I only make enough coffee to drink at one time. Coffee on any burner gets, well, burned!
Try this Braun. The design is new, but I think simple and improved over the older model. The filter section slips on and off very easily for filling or just cleaning. It also stands on its own right on the counter; neat trick.
Best of all, it is very reasonably priced for it's quality output. Win, win, win!
A quality basic coffee maker September 13, 2008
I don't often write reviews but having gone through two coffee makers in quick succession before buying the Braun KF510, I thought I'd share my experience and recommend the Braun. We had had a basic Braun for years and when it finally broke down I replaced it with a DeLonghi (I looked for another basic Braun originally and couldn't initially find one locally). It broke down after a couple months, despite good reviews. The retro-style Mr Coffee that I next bought made coffee that wasn't hot enough for us and I returned it.
Just when I was despairing that nothing is made well anymore, I finally nabbed a Braun at our local Ace Hardware. It was inexpensive and extremely basic - no auto-off which I thought I'd miss but which my husband viewed as a bonus. Too often, the other coffee makers would turn off automatically just when he wanted a cup. (Personally, I would make a fresh pot by then ...) And the Braun makes nice, hot coffee.
Design-wise, I like the handle - which is also comfortable - and the big red on/off button. I echo other reviewers in thinking that a cup level on both sides of the machine, not just one, would have been sensible, but it isn't a huge problem. Filling the Braun with water is simple and not the strategic nightmare I encountered with the two previous coffee makers. Having done a fair bit of shopping for coffee makers this year, it is a relief not to have all the finicky bells and whistles. Just pure form and function.
I don't bother with the water purifier that comes with it. I haven't had any problems with the filter cage popping open, as someone else reported, nor with the burner. It is just a great, simple, economical machine that makes hot coffee and which looks good but unobtrusive on our kitchen counter. My next coffee maker will also be a Braun.
 A few drawbacks September 7, 2008
I think I wish I had spent a little more money on a new coffee pot; didn't pay enough attention to features. This pot does not turn off automatically; the light stays red, does not turn green as others do after brewing. And as you're filling reservoir, the water drips quite a bit unless you hold the pot just so.
Coffee itself is very good.
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