Cuisinart SS-10 Premium Coffee Maker – Stainless Steel
- K-Cup compatible brewer makes one cup at a time, Compatible with any brand of single cup pod including Keurig K-Cup pods. Cord length : 32 Inches
- 5 beverage sizes: 4-12 oz, Removable 72-ounce water reservoir, Charcoal water filter
- Hot water button lets you enjoy instant coffee, soup, tea and hot cocoa; Rinse feature instantly cleans the inside of the brew chamber
- Material Type – Plastic. Kindly check user guide for further clarification
- Fully programmable with a full spectrum of features, including Auto On/Off and adjustable temperature control. Note : Refer to the video for Installation and PDF attached below in Technical Specification for User Manual. Do not clean drip tray with cleansers, steel wool pads, or other abrasive materials
$1,000.00
The Cuisinart Premium Single-Serve Brewer offers freedom of choice! Choose 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12-ounce serving sizes, choose the ideal temperature, and enjoy a cup of coffee, tea, soup, or cocoa.
This brewer is K-Cup compatible and also includes a HomeBarista Reusable Filter Cup for your favorite brew. The drip tray pulls out to accommodate travel mugs and the 72-ounce water reservoir eliminates the need for frequent refills! Refer instruction manual before use.
The 72-oz. capacity Cuisinart Premium Single-Serve Brewer is a fully programmable and versatile home-brewing unit that is ideal for both personal use and entertaining, making it perfect for any household.
Compatible with any brand of single cup pod including Keurig K-Cup pods and equipped with the HomeBarista Reusable Filter Cup, this coffeemaker makes it easier than ever for consumers to enjoy a wide array of hot beverages.
The unit has five different cup-size settings (ranging from 4 ounces to 12 ounces), and an adjustable brewing temperature to ensure desired temperatures are reached.
In addition to coffee, a hot water button can be used to prepare soup, tea, hot cocoa, and more, and the unit is equipped with a rinse function for easy cleaning.
Features:
- K-Cup compatible brewer makes one cup at a time
- 5 beverage sizes: 4–12 oz.
- Removable 72-ounce water reservoir
- Hot water button lets you enjoy instant coffee soup tea and hot cocoa
- Rinse feature instantly cleans the inside of the brew chamber
- Fully programmable with a full spectrum of features including Auto On/Off and adjustable temperature control
- Backlit blue LCD displays settings|Removable drip tray for travel mugs
- Includes HomeBarista™ Reusable Filter Cup for ground coffee or tea
- Charcoal water filter
- Limited 3-year warranty
- BPA free
Specification: Cuisinart SS-10 Premium Coffee Maker – Stainless Steel
| Weight | 9.39 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 × 11 × 13 in |
| Brand | Cuisinart |
| Color | |
| MPN | SS-10 |
| UPC | 086279090621 |
MountainNurse,BSN –
I went searching for a replacement for a Keurig and I happened along this one and a Hamilton Beach that had rave reviews. Since the HB was $79, I decided to give it a try. I should have known better. Fake reviews, paid reviews, et. I ALWAYS wind up going with the higher quality Cuisinart, and this was no exception. The HB took a whopping THREE MINUTES for the first drop to even hit the cup! That was a deal breaker for me. My full size Cuisinart coffeemaker I’ve had since 2000 was quicker than that! This beauty….took only EIGHT SECONDS! And it is not only fast (complete cuppa joe from ice cold, refridgerated water in less than 58 SECONDS!) but it’s also functional, and gorgeous to look at.It comes with (no separate purchase, and wondering if it will fit/work) a removable filter and holder that replaces the K-cup holder in the front. It stores neatly hidden inside the right hand side of the machine (you push an indent and it pops open on the side, and stays out of sight the rest of the time…but more importantly, you can’t misplace it!) Since you can add your own coffee to it, you can continue to use your favorite bagged coffees, as well as add two scoops of ground coffee to make a 12 oz cuppa joe (or basically, 2 cups at the same time). Perfect for when I’m getting ready to go to work and need that extra cup.It also has the great feature of a hot water button that’s just as quick and allows you to make a cup of tea or cocoa, which I prefer doing as compared to buying the tea K-cups, which don’t brew long enough. Simply add the tea bag to the cup, lift the head up and down (make sure there’s no empty k-cup or grounds in there) and push the button, and the tea will be steeped by the time you’ve got a cup full of hot water.Done in a flash, and done with class.Cuisinart has never let me down. Quality you can see and feel. I’m really pleased with this purchase. This is hands-down better than the Keurig, as well as any other brand machine I’ve tried.
Carolina Kat –
As a loyal Keurig consumer, it was stepping far outside the box for me to purchase this coffeemaker but I am so glad that I did. I’ve been using Keurigs from the year they came out, and after the third machine quit on me – this one less than two years old – I decided to stop throwing good money after bad. Truthfully the quality of their machines has declined to the point of unacceptability. In searching for alternatives, I settled on this one, and what a wonderful cup of coffee I keep getting out of it! I did not think I would like the auto shutoff feature, because it takes an age to warm up the Keurigs, but this one brews a FAST delicious cup of coffee, from off to hot coffee in under a minute. It is a marked improvement over my previous coffeemaker both in taste and speed of brewing. If like me you’re struggling over an alternative to the bi-yearly Keurig purchase, give this one a try. You’re welcome.
D. Coral –
I purchased this updated model because the plastic on my SS-700 was fading and I thought this would look nicer and have some brewing improvements. NOOoooooooo.This new design is terrible. It splashes coffee all over the place. Here are some photos of how it splashes to coffee onto the back of the unit and onto the kitchen counter after JUST ONE USE. I could not imagine the mess after a week’s worth of brewing. This means constant cleaning. In addition, the used K-Cup was dripping from the needle hole when I took it out to throw it away. The previous model SS-700 used K-Cups did not drip, probably because it makes a smaller needle hole.The 10 oz brew tastes a bit watery from the SS-10.The lid mechanism on this new design feels a bit awkward since you first lift up on a spring loaded lever, which then pulls up the lid. The K-Cup remains upright on this model. The previous model SS-700 has a nice solid feeling loading mechanism that moves the holder so the K-Cup is at an angle facing you. I like the older mechanism much better than this cheap feeling one.I like the blue LED on the previous model SS-700 that highlights the water remaining. For some reason they removed the light on this updated model.Even the charcoal filter holder has a worse design on this new model. The plastic cage holds the filter somewhat near the water intake, whereas the previous model SS-700 the filter placement is more precise relative to the water intake.This one also has a slightly smaller water reservoir, and an overall cheaper feel. There are no improvements to the LCD display or programming options.I guess that this new model SS-10 is the result of financial engineering by Cuisinart managers looking to shave costs anywhere they can. This is a missed opportunity that will hurt Cuisinart.I’m returning this junk and hooking up my wonderful classic SS-700.