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Question: Quick follow up..for how long does the fixed perc cycle brew before it stops and considers the coffee done? Does it come out like perc done stovetop?
Document: Voila! Also keeps your coffee hot for as long as you want it. No more one hour shut off if you don't want it off. When your done, just un-plug. No hassle. And the best part, no putting the coffee in the microwave right after you pour it like with the drip makers. Coffee from drip makers never was quite hot enough for me. I highly recommend this coffee pot.
First of all - this heats up quickly - perks nice. Has great features like a blue light while perking and that turns to green when it's done and it automatically goes into a warming mode on its own after perking is done. A percolator washes water and &#34;coffee&#34; over and over the coarse ground beans...not just flushing water over them once. It makes a great cup of coffee.
I needed a new percolator for camping because the top of my other one was not repairable. i researched this one and liked it's unique shape and the bigger top. This one did not disappoint. It makes coffee just like my other one did and the coffee is hot and stays hot for a long while. The no drip spout is a bonus too ---- no messes!! !I would tell anyone, this is a keeper.
Generally, I would continue to use a Farberware percolator, but 6 months isn't a long enough life expectancy for the money. So far the Hamilton Beach is doing what I had hoped, and if something changes I will come back and change my review. Promise.Positives:  makes a great cup of coffee and actually fewer grounds are needed than with the other percolators. It has a deeper, but narrower basket. Overall it's easy to use and to clean.
What I do like about this model, the lid is easier to work with than my WestBend model and the top has glass instead of cheap plastic (which broke!). In fact the glass top encompasses the whole lid and gives you that fun view while it's perking. So for the price and the flavor, try a percolator at least on the weekends. Maybe you will want it all week long like I now do.
I've had this pot since 2009. Its been used daily ever since. It's getting a bit rough around the edges now, and thought I'd review it before I buy my 2nd one.After almost 5 years, only two problems:The light telling me it's ready stopped working, (i can hear when it stops its process thought).If I am not careful with the position of the stem it will not brew correctly, it's way more sensitive than it used to be..
After the Keurig stopped working, we went through through trying out a couple of machines. Finally decided to go with perc after my mom said those make the best coffee.... And it does. Very hot, great tasting coffee. We buy beans that we grind at the store for perc setting... When i pour the last cup of coffee I don't tilt the perc all the way over because there will be  few grinds that settle at the bottom of the pot. Very happy with perc.
As was noted in another review, the holes are too large. Moreover, there are not enough holes for adequate water flow as this perc boils water quickly. To solve this issue I adjusted my grind slightly and drilled additional holes in the basket. As a result, I have the best percolator available.
The coffee also tastes better than any of the other coffee makers I've had. The percolator is well made and easy to use. I love the clear locking top and fill level. I usually make about 6 cups in the morning and its been taking about 9 min consistently. When its done the light turns green to tell you its done so there's no guessing. If you grind your own coffee just be aware you'll have to adjust the grind to be a little coarser compared to the drip coffee makers.
Just bought this at Walmart; in store or online, it's a lot cheaper than Amazon, about $39. Loosely packaged in the box but suffered no damage coming over on the boat. I am resigned to the fact that no counter top percolators are available that are not made in China. The first pot of coffee came out excellent, brew time is about 15 minutes for a full 12 cups.Has a solid, massive glass bubble on top, which can be hard to find.
Answer: It takes about 10 min. Best coffee I have ever made at home. My guests rave about it. Make sure you get coffee ground for a perculator