Not only does this machine easily attach under the cabinet and free up space on the counter, it also looks really good. There is something about the clean lines and the way it hugs the cabinet that makes this coffee machine look better than traditional coffee makers.

This may sound incidental, but I don’t think that just because a machine is designed to make coffee or toast bread that it has to be ugly and unsightly. Perhaps I am a bit OCD, but to me everything needs to look clean and uniform and your appliances offer that.

I was extremely pleased with how the coffee maker installed. As a widow who has to do most things herself I typically dread having to install anything, but I have to say that your instructions were unusually easy to follow and the unit was relatively easy to install by myself. If I could install this machine than anyone else can as well.

I am also pleased with the ease of operation. There are not a lot of digital controls that can easily confuse you. This machine is designed and built as it should be simple to operate and attractive. The pot itself is surprisingly light weight. Even when it is full. While I would never need to fill it for myself, it makes the perfect amount for the girls from the bridge club.

I am spoiled by the programmable clock and timer, though I do have to say it took me a little bit of time to figure out this option. It is certainly nice to wake to a hot cup of coffee, and not have to worry about making it when I wake up.

The little timer is perfect to get a quick glance at the time when I am working in the kitchen. A lot of appliances display the time but many of them have the print so small that you cannot see it unless you are standing right on top of it. That is not the case with your machine; it is easy to read from a distance.

I have to say that overall I am very happy with this coffee maker, and I feel that it is a well built product that is lightweight but durable. In fact I have purchased several others and given them as gifts to my friends. They all have nothing but good things to say about your product. Thank you for making a machine that is so easy to use, looks good and provides the off the counter convenience that your machine does.

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When she first told me that if I wanted to sell the home that I would have to remove l the clutter from the kitchen, I figured that I was just out of luck, because I simply cannot do without my coffee.

I tried to figure out a way to clean up the kitchen. I got rid of the toaster and all of the other things that were on the counter, but I still had the coffee pot there. Then I was out shopping one day when I came across your product and I immediately fell in love, about as much in love as a person can be with a coffee maker.

This was the perfect answer since it fit nicely under the kitchen cabinets and was off the counter. I immediately purchased this space saving coffee maker and went home to install it. Well I am not exactly the most mechanical person. I figured I would have to hire someone to install it for me, but to my delight it was easily installed, by following the step by step directions.

In no time my coffee pot was under the cabinet and off of the counter. I made my first pot of coffee with it and was particularly fond of the fact that it had a 12 cup capacity. Anyway I could not have been happier and I had to agree with my realtor the kitchen looks so much cleaner and organized, and the black machine blended well with my cherry cabinets.

Well to make a long story short, I sold the house the very next weekend. I thought the coffee machine looked so good I left it there for the new owner to enjoy and another one was my first purchase for my new home. I have been using that machine for a while now and am very happy about this machine.

If I was forced to find anything wrong with the machine the only thing that I would say is that I wish it did not use paper filters, but rather had the capacity for a wire basket. My only other comment would be that it is easier to hang with a second set of hands then to try to do it yourself. The second time I hung it I had help of my wife as opposed to the first time when I did it by myself.

I usually don’t write in reviews in such depth but I felt compelled to share my experience with you and those consumers considering an under the counter coffee machine. I don’t know if it was what finally sold the home after all the time it was on the market, but I know that I love the way it is up out of the way and how much smarter the kitchen looks with the coffee pot off the counter.

It is also a coffee maker that has stainless steel housing and there is also a cone filter that can be removed if required. One of the downsides to this machine is its very small opening for the water though on the flip side the features and its price tag are certainly very likeable. If you have been looking for a large coffee maker then this is certainly a good option.

Some of its strengths include its tough carafe and thick glass as well as of course the twelve cup size. It is well made and the carafe lid in particular helps to prevent steam burn while you are pouring the coffee out. In addition, it is a machine that fits size four cone filters and the aluminum finish is attractive and with a price tag of less than forty dollars you cannot ask for more.

The downsides are mostly quite minor and include the smallness of the water reservoir which can lead to over spilling when you are filling the tank. In order to get around this problem you need to place the maker low enough so that you can see into it and you also need to place the maker away from any item that can get damaged by coming into contact with water.

It is also important that you firmly seat the filter basket or else the tank lid cannot be properly closed. To get around the problem of the smallness of the hole you need to learn to take a little extra time when filling the reservoir which should be done slowly. Other than that this maker will work on all levels.

Another minor irritant is that the carafe markings are slightly different to the six ounce cup standards and so you need to add the right amount of ground coffee in order to get the required coffee taste. Typically, for twelve cups in the carafe you will need to use five ounce cups of coffee; so, be sure to make suitable adjustments to your recipe.

Once you get this aspect down right you should not find it difficult to brew the most delightful cups of coffee. For a rock bottom price of less than forty dollars you will certainly get value for your money and though there are a few irritating things about this model such as the absurdly small opening; in the end you will not be displeased at having brought home a machine such as this.

Once you get used to its quirks, you will find a lot to be pleased with this particular model from Farberware.