Bonavita 8-Cup Coffee Maker vs Salton Jumbo Java FC1667

On this model (8 cup), the carafe (with the lid screwed on) won't sit on the maker under the filter basket. There's no hot plate so that shouldn't matter. You can just leave the filter "basket" in place until you're ready for the final clean-up, and set the carafe to the side. I honestly can't say that our morning coffee now suddenly better (such things are, of course, somewhat subjective

So if you like your coffee black add more stars, and the lighter you like your coffee the less you will like this Salton coffee maker.

It's also fairly flimsy but it's also very cheap for an SCAA certified coffee pot so you can't be too upset. And it performs as well or better than pretty much anything else on the list without a ton of useless features. Overall, I'm very happy with it and I believe it's the best value on the market. If you want programmable, why buy an expensive coffee maker to drink stale coffee? That's mostly all you're paying for above the Bonavita until you get to the Moccamaster which is a tank but costs 3x more

Please note we only use UPS when shipping to the US: FC1667-4 (Carafe): $19.50 S&H: $12.00 (via UPS) Total: $31.50 That’s quite expensive in my opinion and the next part is even worse you have to mail them a check or a money order

I logged 3 hours and 31 minutes before coffee inside the pitcher dropped below 150 degrees Fahrenheit (66 Celsius). Still, it's a slightly shorter run than the 1900 which hung on to its heat longer (almost 4 hours). The thermal carafe king though remains the Moccamaster (6 hours).A brewer that's worth buyingWhen you break it all down, the new Bonavita Connoisseur is a great buy for all the reasons the 1900TS was

Otherwise, we brew coffee, then shut it down. Let's be clear, this is a budget coffee maker. I would probably not use this for my home, but it can certainly be used in that application. It's a bare bones coffee make with basic functionality and cheap parts