Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #54356 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 5-Cup
- Color: White
- Brand: DeLonghi
- Model: DCM02WH
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.60" h x
6.70" w x
10.20" l,
Features
- Long lasting and durable die-cast aluminum exterior
- Simple, iconic and stunning design makes a bold design statement in any kitchen
- Highest quality materials and expert craftsmanship
- 8 Colorful design options are available
- 5-Cup capacity
DeLonghi Kmix 5-Cup Drip Coffee Maker, White
Product Description
The simple, iconic and stunning design of the DeLonghi kMix Coffee Maker will make a bold statement in any kitchen decor. Made of the highest quality materials, manufactured with expert craftsmanship and durable die-cast aluminum construction, this beautiful coffee maker will be in your kitchen for years to come. The kMix coffee maker series comes in 8 vibrant and colorful design options: magenta, blue, yellow, orange, green, red, black and white. The 5-cup capacity coffee maker allows you to preheat your cups for best results with the integrated cup warmer. With a simple on/off switch, it has never been easier to make your favorite cup of coffee in the morning. And you never have to worry about turning off your coffee maker, with 2-hour automatic shut off it does it for you.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
98 of 101 people found the following review helpful.
Smallest Coffee maker I could find
By mrs. higgensworth
Seems all these $1000 espresso machines are fantastically tiny and well designed (and what exactly do they do for $1000? Heat water to 1000 kelvin? Blast steam through coffee grounds at warp 9.9? Must be an engineering marvel for all that money). Then I try to buy a normal coffee maker and it seems my only option was going to Target and spending $29.95 on a surprisingly gigantic monstrosity. Unfortunately my counter space is measured on the nanoscale, no way was I going to give up half of it to a coffee maker. That's why I was so excited to find this one at Bloomingdales - and then find it way cheaper here on Amazon. It looks great, and all the colors are fantastic in person (I saw all the choices at Bloomies).Pros:-Incredibly sturdy and well made. A pleasure to use every day. I anticipate having this a long time.-Smallest footprint I've found.-The 5-cup size is perfect for two adults to have a big, satisfying cup of coffee.-You can use the included gold filter or use paper filters.-Makes excellent coffee that is hot but still drinkable right away.Con:-See the silver top part? The whole silver top opens the long way (hinge at the back) to add water and the coffee. This means when you open it, it will not fit under your cabinets, so you have to pull it out to fill it, or put it somewhere that isn't under a cabinet. So while it is only 12" closed, it is 20.5" open, and you have to open it pretty much all the way to add water and coffee.-It makes coffee pretty fast so the cup warmer thing doesn't really have time to warm your cups. This isn't really a con for me as it's not that big a deal, but if you care, then there you go.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Tip for owners of the K-Mix
By Phil
I won't expound on the many qualities of this coffee maker (of which there are many), as it has been well established here by the other reviews. I'm as happy as most, but obviously not all. I have not experience any of the problems these 1 and 2 star reviews are giving. This is a simple, good looking, sturdy coffee maker. If you're in a hurry for a cup of coffee, go to Starbucks.Just a tip for those who buy this machine. After several pots of coffee have been made, you will turn it on one day and see an amber light blinking above the On/Off switch. There are no real instructions that come with this coffeemaker, so you're on your own to figure out what that blinking light means. What it means is this: It's time to descale the machine.You can do this buy buying one of the many coffeemaker cleaners on the market (follow the instructions that come with that) or by running 4-6 cups of vinegar through the machine, followed by a few full pots of water to rinse it out.Once this is done, simply press the small amber light (which is actually a small button) until the light stops blinking. Your DeLonghi K-Mix is now descaled and ready to produce many more pots of excellent coffee.
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
Worst coffee maker I've ever owned
By Christine
Have owned mine for almost a year now and my list of pros grows shorter by the month.PROS:It does shut off after 2 hoursLooks good - but silver hard to keep clean. Dripped decalcifying solution on it and now have permanent mark.Makes decent coffeeCONS:Need's lots of space above it: I think coffee maker manufacturers assume everyone can place their coffee makers on a counter with no cupboards above it. I think this is a luxury. Most of us find room under a cupboard. And while this little beauty feels small in a kitchen, that changes when you go to make a pot. You will need to pull it out from under the cupboard (which is pretty easy. It is light and sits on a base that moves very easily). The water goes in the back and that lid is pretty short but you'll need to be able to reach it. The coffee goes in the front and that lid is most of the top which needs to be lifted to a full 90 degrees. Lift it less than straight up and it falls back down. I measured the 10cup total hight with front lid open and it is 22in.Drips about 2 tablespoons of water out the handle so I MUST put a folded paper towel under it every time I brew. Ruins the pretty look on my counter.Blinking light wont go off though I have decalcified it monthly. Double one time and unplugged for 24 hours a few times to reset it. Worse yet there is no guidance in the manual about this light. I searched the Internet for ideas.Cannot pour all coffee or water out of carafe. It gets stuck under the lip of the carafe.I guess that is all. But between the pool of water coming from the handle that runs all over my counter if I forget the paper towel, the blinking light, and the decalcification stains, I no longer enjoy making or now really even drinking my coffee. My husband who is a CFO of an engineering firm simply can't believe coffee makers (by any manufacturer) can't be engineered better. He says if his company put out this bad design and poor execution they would all be fired. C'mon people, we can do better than this!Defeated and disappointed. (If you know of a good coffee maker, please let me know)
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