Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #30272 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: One Size
- Color: Red
- Brand: KitchenAid
- Model: KCM0402ER
- Dimensions: 16.81" h x
8.62" w x
12.50" l,
6.00 pounds
Features
- Kitchenaid Espresso Brown color Optimized brew process for superior coffee extraction Removable top load water tank One-Touch Brewing Kitchen Aid Coffee Maker
- Enduring KitchenAid Design Small and Tall Design to Fit Any Space Shower head Design Easy-Access Brew Basket Brew basket is located on the front of the unit
- Includes 18 oz.Thermal Mug with Lid Gold-Tone Filter KitchenAid Auto Kitchenaid Coffee Maker shut-off
- Water-level indicator Concealed cord storage
- UL listed Kitchen Aid Coffee Maker 1-year Kitchenaid warranty
KitchenAid Personal Coffee Maker - In Empire Red Color kcm0402er included 18 oz thermal mug
Product Description
Enjoy a hot cup of coffee at home or on the go with the Kitchenaid Personal Coffee Maker. This espresso brown coffee maker products up to 4 cups of coffee which can be brewed directly into the included 18 oz thermal mug. The Kitchenaid Personal Coffee Maker come equipped with convenient features including one touch brewing, auto shut-off, and a removable top load water tank all in a small compact design. The compact design of this Kitchen Aid Coffee Maker leaves a small footprint, yet still short enough to fit under most kitchen cabinets.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By donbodadonbo
I have three other "Empire Red" KitchenAid products, & I like the rest of them a lot, so I very much wanted to like this coffee maker as well. Unfortunately, this item is a big disappointment in several ways. Here are the Pros & Cons that I have found:Pros-1. it looks very nice, the color is great, & it matches other KitchenAid products2. it comes with a matching mug which has a large 18 oz. capacity3. it beeps when it's finished brewing your coffee4. the water canister is removable for filling from a tap5. the cord retracts into the base while in use (or not), for a neater, less cluttered lookCons-1. first & foremost, it makes a lousy cup of coffee. I tested it by using the same coffee I always use, the same grind, the same quantity, & the same cup. For some reason unknown to me, the coffee comes out WEAKER than using identical coffee, grind, & cup in either a Black & Decker DCM18 Brew 'N Go Coffeemaker (which retails for about $59 less than the KitchenAid), or a Zojirushi EC-DAC50 Zutto 5-Cup Drip Coffeemaker (currently $20 cheaper than the KitchenAid)!2. the 18 oz. capacity is less than the 25 oz. capacity of the Zojirushi3. the ad copy from KitchenAid states that it has a small footprint, yet the footprint is significantly larger than either the Zojirushi or Black & Decker. Additionally, the KitchenAid is abnormally tall for such a small capacity machine4. the red sides & base may look like it's made of metal (like my other KitchenAid appliances), but it's not! This one's made of plastic.5. the water container is filled through a very small hole with a lid. You can fill it from a faucet (by removing the entire canister piece, which has a convenient handle) & guess at your cup's exact capacity. But if you want to fill it with water measured in the coffee cup you'll be using, you'll need a funnel, not the case with the Zojirushi.6. despite the fact that the KitchenAid is rated at 700 Watts, & the Zojirushi is rated at 650 Watts, the Zojirushi somehow delivers hotter water to the cup!Based on my observations under Cons (#1 & #6), I'm guessing that the KitchenAid somehow (perhaps length of travel?) loses water temperature between the canister & the cup. That would explain the lower coffee temperature & the weaker tasting coffee. Other explanations would be welcomed from other readers, but all I can tell you for sure is that the end product with the KitchenAid tastes significantly worse, to me, than the other two cheaper machines mentioned above.Conclusion: this KitchenAid is not a good value for the money at all. I'm not recommending the Zojirushi or the Black & Decker either, because I have (different) problems with them as well, but at least with those two, you're getting better value for your money.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By dan
It is easy to use, makes a good cup of coffee, it's fast and looks good on the counter. I would recommend it to anyone.
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