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title: "Presto 02811 Stainless Steel 12-Cup Electric Coffee Percolator"
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# 12-cup capacity 800W rapid brew power Durable stainless steel build Presto 02811 Stainless Steel 12-Cup Electric Coffee Percolator

**Brand:** presto
**Price:** € 264.91
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee ritual—fast, hot, and flawlessly stylish every time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Presto 02811 Stainless Steel 12-Cup Electric Coffee Percolator by presto
- **How much does it cost?** € 264.91 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1139346-presto-02811-stainless-steel-12-cup-electric-coffee-percolator)

## Best For

- presto enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted presto brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Piping Hot, Always:** Automatic temperature control keeps your coffee steaming hot, so every sip feels freshly brewed.
- • **Brew a Cup a Minute:** Experience lightning-fast, rich coffee in just 60 seconds per cup—perfect for your busy mornings.
- • **Effortless Pour & Grip:** Stay-cool handle and easy-pour spout make serving smooth and spill-free—because your coffee deserves the best.
- • **Perfect Portions, Zero Waste:** Brew anywhere from 2 to 12 cups with precision, catering to solo sips or team meetings alike.
- • **Sleek Stainless Steel Elegance:** A timeless, hotel-style design that elevates your kitchen aesthetic while ensuring durability.

## Overview

The Presto 02811 Stainless Steel Electric Coffee Percolator brews up to 12 cups of rich, flavorful coffee at a rapid pace of one cup per minute. Crafted from durable stainless steel with a stay-cool handle and easy-pour spout, it combines classic design with modern convenience. Its automatic temperature control keeps coffee hot for hours, while the signal light notifies when brewing is complete. Ideal for professionals who value quality, speed, and style in their daily coffee experience.

## Description

desertcart.com One of the most comforting sounds in the world is the bubbling of a coffee percolator at work. And then comes the toasty aroma--it makes for a perfect morning. Percolators have come back to home kitchens, and the Presto 12-cup stainless steel coffee maker is a prime example. Its elegant, hotel-style design brings a touch of luxury to what is for many a daily pleasure. This coffee maker brews up to twelve cups of coffee at a cup-a-minute rate, which it then keeps at a constant, piping-hot serving temperature. An indicator light in the base announces when the coffee is ready. The inner fixtures--the filter basket and perk tube--are also made of stainless steel, rather than the more common (and less durable) aluminum. The power cord is removable to make storage simple. Before cleaning the coffee maker, unplug the unit and allow it to cool completely. Wash the coffee maker with warm, sudsy water and dry it thoroughly; it is not immersible. To preserve the gloss of the stainless steel, do not use steel wool or harsh, abrasive cleansers. The perk spout and filter basket can be cleaned with a brush or pipe cleaner. If necessary, coffee stain remover can be used periodically on the interior surface. The coffee maker measures 10 by 5 by 13 inches (including handle, lid, and spout). Presto guarantees this product with a one-year limited warranty. A simple instruction sheet is enclosed. --Garland Withers Product Description Made from luxurious stainless steel. Makes 4 to 12 cups of rich, flavorful coffee automatically; a cup a minute. Signal light tells when coffee is ready to serve. Attractive, traditional styling - ideal for table service. 120 volts, 60 Hz only

Review: Tips for a genuinely amazing cup of a coffee... - My family has owned this percolator for 6 years now, purchased right here on desertcart in 2010, and I'm about to buy another one for work. This pot has consistently delivered the best tasting coffee - better than all restaurants we frequent, better than friends and family's coffee... just awesomely, amazingly good. I've had a couple of minor maintenance issues over the years (see below) but they were super easily overcome, and in general this has been a super-reliable and very inexpensive appliance. Honestly, this has to have been one of my most favorite appliance purchases ever. And all for less than $40. Take THAT, you overpriced, overly featured drip machines that make lousy coffee!! ;-) *TIPS* With this, and any other stainless percolator, there are some basic guidelines to follow that aren't necessarily in the manual: 1. DO NOT use a paper filter. Ever. Use the metal basket ONLY. The holes are tiny enough to allow the coffee through, but to keep 99.9% of the gains in. Using the metal basket without a paper filter allows the flavor oils that naturally exist in the coffee bean to STAY in the coffee and contribute to its amazing and full flavor. If you use a paper filter, you'll lose the oils and get an "over-extracted" flavor that's more bitter than bold... so don't use a paper filter, follow the instructions, and you're GOLDEN - perfect coffee every time. Yes, you'll get a couple of grains in the last cup without a paper filter... whoop-de-do, just don't drink the very last few drops of the very last cup - problem solved. ;) 2. Cleaning the pot: Make sure it's clear of any build-up, but don't scrub the interior... allow the percolator to become seasoned. It's hot enough to prevent any bacterial issues, just like a wok or a cookie sheet. So let that puppy get seasoned, it's perfectly safe AND more delicious over time! The key place for build up is the receiving "hole" at the bottom of the pot for the metal tube. That can build up coffee debris pretty quick, and if you don't clear it, it will keep the metal tube from seating properly and you won't be able to brew properly, if at all. You only need to scrape away the excess with a fingernail, and you're good to go. The outside of the pot, however, feel free to scrub and make super shiny. It's really a nice looking piece when cleaned! 3. Cleaning the basket: The basket's tiny holes can get plugged up over a month or so of daily use. There's two ways to deal with this: chemically (cleaners) or with a wire brush. I prefer the wire brush route and just tap the bottom of the basket, which instantly clears the holes and allows you to keep the years of perfect seasoning intact. Wire brush FTW. 4. When assembling the pot in order to brew coffee, if you don't get the metal tube lined up with the receiving hole in the bottom of the pot, you'll get a misfire where you'll get a weak pot of coffee (at best), if not a mere pot of hot water. To ensure this doesn't happen, once the metal tube is aligned with the receiving hole, twist it left and right like you're trying to gently screw it in. It doesn't actually screw in... the twisting movement simply forces it to pop into the hole if it isn't in the hole already. Best. Trick. Ever. 5. Don't overfill the basket with coffee - the closer you are to the top of the tube, the more likely to get grains in the bottom of the pot. However, don't underfill or you'll get weak coffee. Follow the instructions, and you should be fine. 6. It's OK to let the coffee sit plugged in and ready to go for a long time as a FULL pot. If you're going to be leaving less than half a pot for more than an hour, UNPLUG IT, the coffee can burn if it sits long enough, just like ANY coffee pot. However, I've let a full pot sit for 4 or 5 hours, plugged in, and it's still not bad at all. Obviously, the fresher the better - just don't let it sit plugged in with very little coffee left, or your coffee will be understandably less delicious than you were expecting. 7. MAINTENANCE: I've had to replace the wire/plug once because using it thousands of times caused it to develop a minor short. Any plug/wire off the shelf that fits will do... it's just a straight up, no frills, 2 prong AC cable. Easy-peasy. I've also seen the screws holding on the bottom decay over time as they're not made of rust-resistant metal, sadly. However, a quick trip to your local hardware store will get you brand new ones; just bring the old ones with and ask the hardware guy for help. I replaced the bottom screws about 2 years ago when they got too rusty, so I got 4 years out of mine. You might be able to forestall the rusty screws issue by covering the holes with hot glue to prevent water from getting up in there when you wash the outside. That'd probably work perfectly, but I haven't actually tried it. Finally, stop reading reviews, buy this pot, and enjoy your awesome coffee!!!
Review: All around fantastic coffee maker - We have tried several coffeemakers since starting our family (it takes a lot of coffee to fuel our two-working-parents-with-a-new-house-and-two-children-under-two household) and this, my friends, is THE BEST. To understand my rating you may need to know what we were looking for to begin with, and how this machine satisfied our criteria. What we wanted 1) First, we needed hot coffee and fast! 2) Coffee must taste good 3) NO plastic - at least where the nearly boiling hot water comes into contact with it 4) Ease of use - KISS rule applies here, as we're operating on very little sleep these days How it performed 1) This pot knocks this out of the park. It only takes about 6-8 minutes to brew 6 cups. It is HOT and it stays hot for a long time (actually, it will stay hot as long as you have the machine plugged into the outlet, which is a really nice feature when we're home on the weekends). A couple of our other machines actually took longer to brew coffee as we encountered filter problems and other issues. Side note - we keep a huge Brita filter of water in our fridge, and use it for coffee so we don't need all the extra filtering of other machines. 2) The taste of coffee will be affected by many factors, not the least of which is the quality of your selected beans, the roast, how freshly ground it is, and using COLD water to begin, however even with the best coffees our previous coffee makers left something to be desired. This machine consistently makes delicious coffee. Seriously, it is such a pleasure to drink. 3) This one is really important. As we increased the amount of coffee we drink, we realized that pretty much all other machines involve plastic parts somewhere in the brew process, despite having metal baskets and the like. That means there is a pretty good chance some unhealthful substances could be leaching into the water, and into the coffee. We use steel and glass with our other beverages and for our children's drinks - but had ignored the almost 16 oz of coffee a day we were consuming! This entire machine, with the exception of the base and handle, is steel. All that boiling hot water comes in contact with is metal. I suspect that also has something to do with how well it performs on the flavor scale. 4) Again, home run. This machine isn't any more labor intensive to use than a Mr. Coffee or a Cuisinart. In fact, it might be simpler since you don't have to pour water from a carafe into some silly little hole somewhere on the machine, risking spilling water all over the counter. Fill the carafe with cold water. Fill the basket with grounds. Insert bar, basket, and lids. Plug it in. Pour your cereal, hug your kids, pack your lunch, whatever you fancy. 8 minutes later you're pouring a delicious, hot mug of joe. We have a grinder and only buy whole bean coffee. Sometimes we grind the coffee the night before to save time, but plenty of mornings we have grind it just before making the coffee. Still a simple and quick process..even when we are exhausted. Additionally, you can make small amounts of coffee without needing a special setting. The coffee isn't any weaker as a result, unlike other machines. I think this has to do with how hot this machine gets the water prior to brewing. It isn't heating up along the way, like some other machines. So the first few cups are just as good as the rest. You can, however, make a big full pot, which is nice for us because our parents come to visit often and all drink coffee too. And the whole big pot is piping hot. That brings me to a negative aspect of this machine. If you brew a pot, and want another, you have to wait until the pot cools. I've been raving about how hot it makes coffee, and that it's made of metal. Well, it becomes a dangerously hot piece of metal. Clean up is easy with this machine too. We compost our grounds so it is as simple as dumping the basket into our compost container, and rinsing out the parts. Something to be mindful of, though, is ensuring that you UNPLUG the machine before you leave. Best case scenario, you return to hot coffee in the evening, if that's your thing, but I'm afraid of causing an electrical fire so our post-coffee routine is simply unplugging it before leaving for work. Again, it is usually too hot to clean right away so we do this in the evening. You'll notice some features we weren't looking for, and which this product does not have: 1) Brew interrupt for pouring a cup while it is still brewing. We aren't that impatient. We have plenty to do while we wait for the full pot to brew. But some folks may not like that. 2) Clock - we have that on our stove...and our phones...and our toaster oven...and our wall. We're good with clocks 3) Programmable brewing - again, not necessary for us as we find using this machine to be quick and easy. We did enjoy this feature on other products (waking up to coffee brewing for you is so nice!) but the trade off for no plastic parts was worth it to us. Plus, my husband is so sweet about getting up first and making the coffee, so not much has changed for me in this way ;-) Well, this is the longest review I have ever written, but I know how people are about their coffee...because I am one of those people. I hope this review helps. We've had this machine for 6 months, it's going strong, it looks cool on the counter, it's easy to use and it makes one darn good cup of coffee.

## Features

- RAPID BREWING: Our coffee percolator is designed to brew exceptional coffee, hot and rich, as fast as a cup a minute. The signal light indicates when coffee is ready to serve
- COMPACT 2–6 CUPS* CAPACITY: Perfect for smaller households or individual servings; brews just the right amount without waste *one cup equals approximately 5 ounces of brewed coffee
- EFFORTLESS CLEANING & SERVING: The stainless steel construction allows for quick and easy cleanup, saving you time and effort. The easy-pour spout and stay-cool handle ensure a seamless pour and a comfortable grip
- ALWAYS HOT COFFEE: Never settle for lukewarm coffee again. Our appliance is equipped with an automatic temperature control system that keeps your brew piping hot. Enjoy every sip at the perfect temperature, without the need for constant monitoring
- CLASSIC DESIGN: Traditional style adds elegance to any kitchen or coffee service
- 1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Backed by reliable manufacturer coverage

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00006IV0Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,113 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #1 in Coffee Percolators |
| Brand | Presto |
| Brand Name | Presto |
| Capacity | 12 cups |
| Coffee Input Type | ground coffee |
| Coffee Maker Type | Percolator |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 19,543 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00075741028118 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Filter Basket And Perk Tube, Presto 02811 12-Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 9.7"D x 13.1"W x 6.2"H |
| Item Type Name | Electric Coffee Percolator |
| Item Weight | 2.9 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | National Presto Ind |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Presto Stainless-Steel Coffee Percolator |
| Model Number | 02811 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Not Dishwasher Safe |
| Part Number | FBA_2811 |
| Product Dimensions | 9.7"D x 13.1"W x 6.2"H |
| Special Feature | Not Dishwasher Safe |
| Specific Uses For Product | Percolator Coffe |
| Style | Coffee Percolator |
| UPC | 075741028118 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Count |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Wattage | 800 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Presto
- **Capacity:** 12 cups
- **Color:** Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 9.7"D x 13.1"W x 6.2"H
- **Special Feature:** Not Dishwasher Safe

## Images

![Presto 02811 Stainless Steel 12-Cup Electric Coffee Percolator - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61rUS9j-40L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: any plastic parts?**
A: FROM PREVIOUS COMMENT "After speaking with Presto customer service, all parts are stainless including the basket and interior and heating element with the exception of a small (approximately 2" x 1") well in the bottom of the pot which is made out of aluminum because, as she explained, "it heats water better". Not exactly sure how it heats water better (more efficiently, more quickly?) but just clarifying info based on Presto representative reported information."

While metals do conduct electricity some metals do it better i.e. faster.              Aluminum conducts electricity faster so it is considered a "Good conductor" of electricity like copper. Stainless steel conducts electricity very slow so it's considered a "Poor conductor" of electricity.                     
It's the reason stainless steel pots & pans have either aluminum or copper in the bottom base.                               
Stainless Steel starts conducting well at extremely high temperatures of 800F degrees plus, which would make burnt coffee.
it is unfortunate that the base is not layered inside with copper like a stainless steel pan as an option. I believe many people would wait another 5 minutes to get coffee from a truly all stainless steel interior percolator.

**Q: What is the appropriate grind for this coffee maker?**
A: what's a good brand of coffee for the presto 02811 my coffee taste as good as it does when i make it in the glass coffee maker

**Q: Do regular #4 basket paper filters fit, or some other size?  (Thanks one and all for your replies.)**
A: I found this to be the best method for filtration and eliminating grounds in the pot.  1) Use 12 cup basket filters. 2) Wet the inside bottom of the basket and run water through the percolator stem. 3) Center paper filter over basket stem and punch wet percolator stem down through filter and hole in basket stem. 4) Push filter to bottom of wet basket to adhere. 5) Drizzle water from tap along sides of paper filter/basket and press ruffled paper to flatten against the wet sides of basket. 6) Add desired amount of coffee and start brewing.  I've never had a problem with grounds in my coffee since... enjoy!

**Q: At what temp. does the coffeemaker maintain the water?**
A: I measured mine with a thermometer. Right after the "on" light comes on, the brew is a very hot 195 degrees F.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tips for a genuinely amazing cup of a coffee...
*by R***K on October 22, 2016*

My family has owned this percolator for 6 years now, purchased right here on Amazon in 2010, and I'm about to buy another one for work. This pot has consistently delivered the best tasting coffee - better than all restaurants we frequent, better than friends and family's coffee... just awesomely, amazingly good. I've had a couple of minor maintenance issues over the years (see below) but they were super easily overcome, and in general this has been a super-reliable and very inexpensive appliance. Honestly, this has to have been one of my most favorite appliance purchases ever. And all for less than $40. Take THAT, you overpriced, overly featured drip machines that make lousy coffee!! ;-) *TIPS* With this, and any other stainless percolator, there are some basic guidelines to follow that aren't necessarily in the manual: 1. DO NOT use a paper filter. Ever. Use the metal basket ONLY. The holes are tiny enough to allow the coffee through, but to keep 99.9% of the gains in. Using the metal basket without a paper filter allows the flavor oils that naturally exist in the coffee bean to STAY in the coffee and contribute to its amazing and full flavor. If you use a paper filter, you'll lose the oils and get an "over-extracted" flavor that's more bitter than bold... so don't use a paper filter, follow the instructions, and you're GOLDEN - perfect coffee every time. Yes, you'll get a couple of grains in the last cup without a paper filter... whoop-de-do, just don't drink the very last few drops of the very last cup - problem solved. ;) 2. Cleaning the pot: Make sure it's clear of any build-up, but don't scrub the interior... allow the percolator to become seasoned. It's hot enough to prevent any bacterial issues, just like a wok or a cookie sheet. So let that puppy get seasoned, it's perfectly safe AND more delicious over time! The key place for build up is the receiving "hole" at the bottom of the pot for the metal tube. That can build up coffee debris pretty quick, and if you don't clear it, it will keep the metal tube from seating properly and you won't be able to brew properly, if at all. You only need to scrape away the excess with a fingernail, and you're good to go. The outside of the pot, however, feel free to scrub and make super shiny. It's really a nice looking piece when cleaned! 3. Cleaning the basket: The basket's tiny holes can get plugged up over a month or so of daily use. There's two ways to deal with this: chemically (cleaners) or with a wire brush. I prefer the wire brush route and just tap the bottom of the basket, which instantly clears the holes and allows you to keep the years of perfect seasoning intact. Wire brush FTW. 4. When assembling the pot in order to brew coffee, if you don't get the metal tube lined up with the receiving hole in the bottom of the pot, you'll get a misfire where you'll get a weak pot of coffee (at best), if not a mere pot of hot water. To ensure this doesn't happen, once the metal tube is aligned with the receiving hole, twist it left and right like you're trying to gently screw it in. It doesn't actually screw in... the twisting movement simply forces it to pop into the hole if it isn't in the hole already. Best. Trick. Ever. 5. Don't overfill the basket with coffee - the closer you are to the top of the tube, the more likely to get grains in the bottom of the pot. However, don't underfill or you'll get weak coffee. Follow the instructions, and you should be fine. 6. It's OK to let the coffee sit plugged in and ready to go for a long time as a FULL pot. If you're going to be leaving less than half a pot for more than an hour, UNPLUG IT, the coffee can burn if it sits long enough, just like ANY coffee pot. However, I've let a full pot sit for 4 or 5 hours, plugged in, and it's still not bad at all. Obviously, the fresher the better - just don't let it sit plugged in with very little coffee left, or your coffee will be understandably less delicious than you were expecting. 7. MAINTENANCE: I've had to replace the wire/plug once because using it thousands of times caused it to develop a minor short. Any plug/wire off the shelf that fits will do... it's just a straight up, no frills, 2 prong AC cable. Easy-peasy. I've also seen the screws holding on the bottom decay over time as they're not made of rust-resistant metal, sadly. However, a quick trip to your local hardware store will get you brand new ones; just bring the old ones with and ask the hardware guy for help. I replaced the bottom screws about 2 years ago when they got too rusty, so I got 4 years out of mine. You might be able to forestall the rusty screws issue by covering the holes with hot glue to prevent water from getting up in there when you wash the outside. That'd probably work perfectly, but I haven't actually tried it. Finally, stop reading reviews, buy this pot, and enjoy your awesome coffee!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ All around fantastic coffee maker
*by P***E on June 9, 2014*

We have tried several coffeemakers since starting our family (it takes a lot of coffee to fuel our two-working-parents-with-a-new-house-and-two-children-under-two household) and this, my friends, is THE BEST. To understand my rating you may need to know what we were looking for to begin with, and how this machine satisfied our criteria. What we wanted 1) First, we needed hot coffee and fast! 2) Coffee must taste good 3) NO plastic - at least where the nearly boiling hot water comes into contact with it 4) Ease of use - KISS rule applies here, as we're operating on very little sleep these days How it performed 1) This pot knocks this out of the park. It only takes about 6-8 minutes to brew 6 cups. It is HOT and it stays hot for a long time (actually, it will stay hot as long as you have the machine plugged into the outlet, which is a really nice feature when we're home on the weekends). A couple of our other machines actually took longer to brew coffee as we encountered filter problems and other issues. Side note - we keep a huge Brita filter of water in our fridge, and use it for coffee so we don't need all the extra filtering of other machines. 2) The taste of coffee will be affected by many factors, not the least of which is the quality of your selected beans, the roast, how freshly ground it is, and using COLD water to begin, however even with the best coffees our previous coffee makers left something to be desired. This machine consistently makes delicious coffee. Seriously, it is such a pleasure to drink. 3) This one is really important. As we increased the amount of coffee we drink, we realized that pretty much all other machines involve plastic parts somewhere in the brew process, despite having metal baskets and the like. That means there is a pretty good chance some unhealthful substances could be leaching into the water, and into the coffee. We use steel and glass with our other beverages and for our children's drinks - but had ignored the almost 16 oz of coffee a day we were consuming! This entire machine, with the exception of the base and handle, is steel. All that boiling hot water comes in contact with is metal. I suspect that also has something to do with how well it performs on the flavor scale. 4) Again, home run. This machine isn't any more labor intensive to use than a Mr. Coffee or a Cuisinart. In fact, it might be simpler since you don't have to pour water from a carafe into some silly little hole somewhere on the machine, risking spilling water all over the counter. Fill the carafe with cold water. Fill the basket with grounds. Insert bar, basket, and lids. Plug it in. Pour your cereal, hug your kids, pack your lunch, whatever you fancy. 8 minutes later you're pouring a delicious, hot mug of joe. We have a grinder and only buy whole bean coffee. Sometimes we grind the coffee the night before to save time, but plenty of mornings we have grind it just before making the coffee. Still a simple and quick process..even when we are exhausted. Additionally, you can make small amounts of coffee without needing a special setting. The coffee isn't any weaker as a result, unlike other machines. I think this has to do with how hot this machine gets the water prior to brewing. It isn't heating up along the way, like some other machines. So the first few cups are just as good as the rest. You can, however, make a big full pot, which is nice for us because our parents come to visit often and all drink coffee too. And the whole big pot is piping hot. That brings me to a negative aspect of this machine. If you brew a pot, and want another, you have to wait until the pot cools. I've been raving about how hot it makes coffee, and that it's made of metal. Well, it becomes a dangerously hot piece of metal. Clean up is easy with this machine too. We compost our grounds so it is as simple as dumping the basket into our compost container, and rinsing out the parts. Something to be mindful of, though, is ensuring that you UNPLUG the machine before you leave. Best case scenario, you return to hot coffee in the evening, if that's your thing, but I'm afraid of causing an electrical fire so our post-coffee routine is simply unplugging it before leaving for work. Again, it is usually too hot to clean right away so we do this in the evening. You'll notice some features we weren't looking for, and which this product does not have: 1) Brew interrupt for pouring a cup while it is still brewing. We aren't that impatient. We have plenty to do while we wait for the full pot to brew. But some folks may not like that. 2) Clock - we have that on our stove...and our phones...and our toaster oven...and our wall. We're good with clocks 3) Programmable brewing - again, not necessary for us as we find using this machine to be quick and easy. We did enjoy this feature on other products (waking up to coffee brewing for you is so nice!) but the trade off for no plastic parts was worth it to us. Plus, my husband is so sweet about getting up first and making the coffee, so not much has changed for me in this way ;-) Well, this is the longest review I have ever written, but I know how people are about their coffee...because I am one of those people. I hope this review helps. We've had this machine for 6 months, it's going strong, it looks cool on the counter, it's easy to use and it makes one darn good cup of coffee.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Good!
*by Q***R on May 6, 2025*

I’ve waited 2 months to write this review as I wanted to use it every day for that long to evaluate. I read all the reviews before purchasing and feel like a lot of people have never had percolators before. I’ve used a perc for 50 years. 1. The cord is NOT too short. It’s perfectly sized and there are zero issues with using the pot. 2. I do NOT use paper liners in the filter basket. Using very hot water and a scrubber removes the grit. Be mindful of the holes and coffee oils that can build up and make the holes smaller forcing grounds to spill over into the pot. When I see this happening, I just use hot water (no soap!) and scrub it down. 3. Time: does it take slightly longer than my old Presto? Yes but just slightly. This is not a Mr. coffee… it’s worth the extra minute. 4. There is no spill when you pour. Coffee comes out clean and no drips. 5. Do not over fill coffee. The amount of grounds you may be used to in your old maker may be too much for this one. I found I use slightly less coffee in this one. 6. I consistently make 10 cups every single morning. I do not over fill the water. 7. The coffe is hot and good. 8. I’m a coffee percolator snob. Been making coffee in a perc since I was 8 yrs old. Always had a glass knob and I do have to say I truly miss that. A LOT. I liked being able to see color change and the flow. However other percolators have the knob but it is plastic and I did not want plastic anything in a percolated. The steam escapes normally from the special little recessed vent molded into the lid. 9. The lid snaps on tightly. Zero chance of it popping off. 10. Coffee stays hot in the keep warm after-perc mode. 11. I did purchase a marble round trivet to put it on as I had no clue how hot the bottom would get on my counter tops. I like the look of it and any drips or mess is easily cleaned up. Purchased on Amazon. It’s cute! 12. Other people have commented on how good the coffee is. I do not buy fancy brands and have used a Maxwell house style for decades. I’m sure whatever brand you use would be fine. Just know a coarser grind or finer grind affects how much you fill the basket and how it will clog. Just watch oil build up and you’ll do fine. 13. The highly polished stainless steel is very pretty and easily cleaned to stay shiny. 14. Price is normal. Could you find cheaper ones out there? Yes. 15. How long this will last. I feel like every modern appliance, this will have a shorter life than the appliances of old. If you LOVE an appliance, then purchase a back up and keep it on a shelf. Switching to an all new maker every few years is tiresome. I suspect we will get a few years out of this and then something will go wrong. Things just aren’t made like the old days. 16. Overall? Yes we like it. But I do miss the glass knob…..

## Frequently Bought Together

- Presto 02811 Stainless Steel Electric Coffee Percolator - 12-Cups, Easy-Pour Spout, Stay-Cool Handle, Make 2-12 Cups
- 300 Count Percolator Coffee Filters, 3.75 Inch Natural Unbleached Disposable Coffee Filter Disc Coffee Filters for Percolators Camping Coffee Pot Home Office Use
- Melitta White Wrap Around Coffee Filter for Percolator (Pack of 2)

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