Description
OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker
Brand
OXO
Capacity
72 Fluid Ounces
Color
Silver, Black
Special Feature
Jug, Programmable, Thermal, Timer
Coffee Maker Type
Drip Coffee Machine
Product Dimensions
8.3″D x 15″W x 17.2″H
Material
Stainless Steel
Filter Type
Reusable
Style
9 Cup Coffee Maker
Specific Uses For Product
Business
Item Weight
10.5 Pounds
Included Components
Base, Insulated Carafe
Wattage
1400 watts
Voltage
120 Volts
Model Name
OXO
Number of Items
1
Human Interface Input
Dial, Buttons
Package Type
Standard Packaging
Item Weight
10.5 pounds
Manufacturer
OXO
ASIN
B00YEYKK8U
Item model number
8710100
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
July 7, 2015
Test video – OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee :
https://www.youtube.com/www.youtube.com/wat
Product highlights :
Questions & Answers – OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee :
Technical specifications – OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee :
Brand
OXO
Capacity
72 Fluid Ounces
Color
Silver, Black
Special Feature
Jug, Programmable, Thermal, Timer
Coffee Maker Type
Drip Coffee Machine
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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G. J (verified owner) –
– Now going on three years after I purchased this coffee maker, it is still performing flawlessly. I maintain the coffee maker, consistently descaling as required and keep all the removable parts clean. I only use filtered water in the coffee maker. I believe it is this maintenance that has allowed it to perform without issue for nearly three years. I’m aware of the “drip” others have mentioned, however this can be avoided by removing the carafe slowly. As far as actual coffee brewing performance, this coffee maker produces a balanced cup of coffee, with no bitterness or burnt flavour. From an aesthetic perspective, it’s a great looking unit, with very clean lines that looks more expensive than the price suggests. Honestly, my only criticism would be that I wish the brewed coffee was slightly hotter. Overall, a very good product.
H. H (verified owner) –
– This machine looks good, seems ok for build quality. Gets the temperature right for decent coffee.
H. H (verified owner) –
– This machine looks good, seems ok for build quality. Gets the temperature right for decent coffee.
G. J (verified owner) –
– Now going on three years after I purchased this coffee maker, it is still performing flawlessly. I maintain the coffee maker, consistently descaling as required and keep all the removable parts clean. I only use filtered water in the coffee maker. I believe it is this maintenance that has allowed it to perform without issue for nearly three years. I’m aware of the “drip” others have mentioned, however this can be avoided by removing the carafe slowly. As far as actual coffee brewing performance, this coffee maker produces a balanced cup of coffee, with no bitterness or burnt flavour. From an aesthetic perspective, it’s a great looking unit, with very clean lines that looks more expensive than the price suggests. Honestly, my only criticism would be that I wish the brewed coffee was slightly hotter. Overall, a very good product.
L. G (verified owner) –
2 year review – I was looking back at this purchase because I wanted to recommend it to a friend as the unit I received has been amazing since I got it. I don’t know if Oxo being bought out resulted in changes in materials and quality or not, I can only speak about my own experience.
R. I (verified owner) –
– I don’t have many coffee makers to compare this to, but I love it. Looks nice on the kitchen counter, keeps coffee warm for a long time. It doesn’t have a heated plate, but the insulated carafe is pretty effective. Watching the water percolate up the clear tube in the middle of the reservoir is nifty.
G. J (verified owner) –
OXO vs. Bonavita vs. Bodum – LATEST UPDATE: I finally got a replacement and looked closer at the condensation in the tank. I discovered a lot about the design of this coffee maker that I think is relevant to the original mildew issue. One important thing I found is that it isn’t just steam that flows back into the water tank, it’s also hot water, and it seems to be intentional. During brewing, or after brewing when the brew basket lid is opened, a little hot water leaks out of the water bridge, and the large open passage between the basket and tank is meant to drain this bit of water back into the tank instead of letting it go into the pot. Thus, not only is steam flowing through and condensing in the tank, but hot water is flowing back in, also.
R. I (verified owner) –
– I don’t have many coffee makers to compare this to, but I love it. Looks nice on the kitchen counter, keeps coffee warm for a long time. It doesn’t have a heated plate, but the insulated carafe is pretty effective. Watching the water percolate up the clear tube in the middle of the reservoir is nifty.
L. G (verified owner) –
2 year review – I was looking back at this purchase because I wanted to recommend it to a friend as the unit I received has been amazing since I got it. I don’t know if Oxo being bought out resulted in changes in materials and quality or not, I can only speak about my own experience.
G. J (verified owner) –
OXO vs. Bonavita vs. Bodum – LATEST UPDATE: I finally got a replacement and looked closer at the condensation in the tank. I discovered a lot about the design of this coffee maker that I think is relevant to the original mildew issue. One important thing I found is that it isn’t just steam that flows back into the water tank, it’s also hot water, and it seems to be intentional. During brewing, or after brewing when the brew basket lid is opened, a little hot water leaks out of the water bridge, and the large open passage between the basket and tank is meant to drain this bit of water back into the tank instead of letting it go into the pot. Thus, not only is steam flowing through and condensing in the tank, but hot water is flowing back in, also.