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Question: I see markings for 10-12 cups on the water tank.  I'm wondering if it's actually possible to make that amount of coffee
Document: * 8-cup capacity is perfect for our two person household, as we never make the 12-cups that we currently have. * The removable brew basket makes it quick to clean and the coffee filter is a standard one so it's easy to find and pretty inexpensive too. * The design is very nice and extremely attractive. The carafe is taller and more narrow instead of the standard short and wide one. Additionally the stainless steel look matches well with most appliances.
I came across theCuisinart DCC-2650 Brew Central 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemakerthat has an abundance of features, a built in water filter, uses the reusable gold tone coffee filter and priced slightly less than the Russell Hobbs machine. So what it really comes down to in my opinion is the style. If you see this machine and just fall in love with the look, then it's the one to buy. But if you want features in addition to some style, keep looking.
We had never heard of this brand of coffee maker but the reviews were good, it had a water tank that you could remove and my wife said it was pretty. We decided to give it try. I must say I am very impressed. We make small batches of coffee and the coffee comes out hot and smooth. It is not noisy like our last one. It is simple, push a button on and off. The outside chrome finish cleans easy enough.
There is a lot to like about this Russell Hobbs 8 cup coffeemaker. First off, it makes a nice cup of coffee. Compared to myCuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker, Black/Brushed Metal, another cone filter drip coffee maker, the Russell Hobbs makes a similar cup of coffee using the same grind and the same amount. They both efficiently use the coffee to brew a nice strong cup at about the same speed (for 8 cups).
In our home we have both a standard 12 cup coffee maker and a Keurig that get daily use. While I love the convenience of the Keurig, it makes more sense to use our coffee maker when needing more than one serving. Our current coffee maker is still going strong after 5 years, but doesn't look it's best, so this is what attracted me to theRussell Hobbs 8 Cup Coffeemaker.The Good:* The best feature of this machine, hands down, is the removable water tank.
Just what we were looking for!We were looking for a good compact coffee maker without all thebells and whistles but had a removeable water tank and thatsjust what this is.The brew time is excellent, it looks good and it doeswhat a coffee make should do - make good coffee.
This is a very functional, albeit basic brewer. It has a nice stainless steel finish, holds 8-cups, comes with a decent filter basket, has a removable water tank that is easy to clean, and allows you to pour a cup before it's finished brewing without spilling all over the hot plate (so long as you replace it in a reasonable period of time). It also keeps the pot warm and automatically shuts off after 2 hours so you don't need to worry about leaving it on.
Iam disappointed in hot plate it seems to be wearing out all ready, and I'm not letting water drip on it, I don't know why this is happening,I really need it replaced but I'm sure that's not going to happen.
I LOVE the removable glass water container. I don't remove it, but I love that I can. I just pour in water from my Brita pitcher. Every electric coffee maker I've ever owned developed a disgusting water reservoir, even with regular cleaning. I wonder how long the machine will last. It's basically all plastic, and I think the work 'metal' should be removed from all descriptions of the machine, unless the word is in quotes. I'm happy with my purchase.
My only issues is that 1--I can't see the water level # from the front of the machine. 2--the shiny chromey plastic shows smudges easily. I DO love how hot the coffee is and I DO love the unique shape of the glass carafe. Sometimes it's just nice to have something different.UPDATE: 9-13-13I have been using the coffee maker for several months.
Answer: It's more like 9 cups.