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Question: How hot is the coffee after 2 hours on the heater element?
Document: It was more coffee machine than we needed, anyway, as it was "on" all the time, needlessly eating electricity. No, thank you. )As of December 28th, 2012, the day of our purchase, this Capresso Coffee Maker was rated at 4 1/2 stars, with kudos for making hot, strong coffee, programmability and auto-shut-off after 2 hours. The only complaint was that the carafe was somewhat drippy.
Nice coffee maker, have been using 7 days a week since Christmas, so about a month and a half. Coffee is hot, tastes really good, even better through a paper filter. Don't like using the screen, too much silt gets through all of them and paper is easier to dump out. So far I really like it, gift for my wife as our Cuisinart finally expired. Only downside, heats for 2 hours, but the pots don't usually last longer than that.
I purchased this coffee maker in March of 2013, it is now November, and I need to replace to replace it for the fourth time! Twice the electronics failed, this time the heater plate sunk down by about 1/2 inch on one side serving me a very "cool" cup of coffee and exposing a heater wire. The first two times the manufacture sent me, what is believe a rebuilt, core replacement with a return label to send my old unit back.
The other is the inability to program how hot the heating element gets. I usually make only 4-6 cups per bew and once that first big mug is gone the remaining can get very hot. Burn your tongue hot. If you like your coffee scalding, this could be your maker. Neither one is a deal breaker for me or, IMHO, warrant deducting a star. You can always pour your coffee into a preheated carafe. Mmmmm...first cup is always the best.
I like to wake up to the aroma of strong brewed coffee. This pot makes great coffee, keeps it hot for two hours and the coffee tastes really good. The only problem is that so far, every 3 months I've had to call Jura and ask for a new one because my pot stops working. I bought the pot in March of 2013, in June it just stopped heating the coffee. I called the company and they replaced the pot.
we've had our capresso 12 cup coffee maker for 2 or 3 weeks now and it has brewed perfect coffee every day! the coffee is super hot...to the point we have to pour it in our cups and let it cool for a few minutes, but that's okay with us because a lot of other coffee makers we were looking at had reviews where people had to heat up the coffee in the microwave!
My husband and I returned this machine. I wanted so badly to love it, I really did. It is sturdy enough - and attractive. Some people complained about the "loud beeps" but that didn't bother me.These are the reasons I gave the Capresso SG120 one star:#1 The coffee is not hot enough. I LOVE piping hot coffee. If you do too - this is not the machine for you.#2 DRIBBLE POT!!!
We tried pouring the coffee particularly slow, fast, and every which way in between but it leaks all the time. Now we are pouring the coffee over the sink.However, the coffee tastes excellent. Having the Aroma setting is a nice feature and the 2- hour auto-shut off works great. The coffee stays hot at a consistent temperature while kept warm. Overall, this machine makes great tasting coffee but the carafe is a disappointment.
For my uses and needs this machine is nearly perfect. I can brew 2 delicious hot cups with little fuss. If this machine lasts a couple of years I'll be thrilled. So far after the first few uses I am thoroughly impressed. I'm happy I chose this model over some big name competitors. I believe this machine is one of the newer ones on the market but in the sub $100 price range this should be on your short list of coffee makers.
After having 2 keurigs malfunction on me in 3 years I decided to purchase a standard drip machine. I'm the only coffee drinker in my home so I need a reliable machine that can make a quality cup in smaller doses. In that regard the Capresso delivers. I was concerned about the temperature as I only brew a couple of cups at a time, but even after adding milk straight out the fridge the Capresso delivers a piping hot cup thanks to its Aroma feature which slows down the brewing process.
Answer: I never let it sit for 2 hours. I turn it off and reheat in microwave if there is coffee left.