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Question: what is the difference between the H741 and the KBG 741
Document: Descaling is the same as for any auto-drip coffee maker.One note:  While the coffee maker brews very tasty coffee, choosing the correct grind is VERY important. There is a huge difference in taste with slight changes in grind size.
I was expecting significantly better coffee, given the cost of this machine and some of the reviews I read. I did not really notice much difference, so I'm returning it, although I will now have to pay all shipping costs plus a restock fee. So, a costly experiment for me.
I could taste flavor nuances I had never tasted before - had never even known existed. Obviously the optimal brewing temp of the water does make a big difference! So despite the cost, we will be keeping this coffee maker. It makes delicious coffee.
We're talking Mickey D's hot. They claim to dispense water at the perfect brew temperature, and I think they nailed it. Based on my taste tests, the cup of coffee is that good. Some say they can't tell the difference, but I, and a lot of other reviewers, confirm the better taste. Hotter brewer temperatures allow the most coffee to be extracted from the grounds.
I paid a lot more than I normally would have for a coffee maker since getting such high ratings from the folks at Cooks Illustrated magazine. We both noticed the difference. The coffee is awesome! Better than cooffee-shop coffee. A few complaints, though: buy extra coffee pots since they aren't a standard size, plus they are a little thin and breakable.
I drink coffee at my house every day, so if I have this for 5 years it costs me about 10cents per use, more than likely less if I make more than a pot, talk about money well spent. I used to have one with the metal flask which was impossible to clean, switched to this with the glass and it makes a world of difference. This makes the best cup of coffee out there.
After researching this brewer for several months I came to the conclusion that it was worth the higher cost and made the purchase. I have been very happy with the quality of the brewer and can hardly believe what a difference brewing at the proper temp makes in the flavor of the coffee. I home roast my own beans and when I was using a consumer priced coffee maker I couldn't find any discernible difference in the flavor of what should have been a premium coffee.
If the water reaches almost boiling point, which is 212 degrees, to force it into the brew-basket why is that my water measures only 185 degrees? As good as my coffee tasted, could it or should it taste better if it was at a slightly higher temperature.? Do I have a defective Coffeemakers according to Technivorm claims of what's important when selecting a coffee-brewer is that the temperature should be 200, why is there a 15 degree difference in a brand new coffee maker.
The coffee produced by the Technivorm is fantastic! We are not coffee connoisseurs. I usually just buy Starbucks coffee at the grocery store. There is definite a taste difference with this machine compared to our other machine. I even discovered we could use less grounds to make a better tasting coffee. So that's a nice little savings over the long-run. Another benefit is that the Technivorm is very quiet. It brews quietly and there's no beep when it's finished.
I have used my Moccamaster Model # KB(G)H 741 Auto Off with a glass carafe for the very first time this morning and it did make a remarkable cup of "Joe". I still have a nice buzz several hours later that I did not get from 7 or 8 year old Capresso 471 that I retired today. Intrigued by the claims Technivorm makes about brewing temperature I measured the time and temperature of running a full pot of water through each machine.
Answer: 1. The H741 doesn't have a hot plate temperature control. 2. The H741 doesn't allow you to pour a cup while brewing (filter rests directly on top of coffee pot).