Instruction: Assess the user's sentiment in the provided review and select the appropriate sentiment option from the list as the answer.

Input:
The box says the coffee maker has an "Easy to Read LCD clock".  Not so, it is tiny and not lit.  Nearly impossible to read unless you stoop to eye level. The carafe has a removable lid that snaps on in just one position--down.  That requires you to unsnap the lid to fill the reservoir with it then put it back on. My old Mr Coffee had a swivel type lid that only required pushing down on the end with your thumb and the lid lifted 90 degrees.  The power cord is way too short but they say in the manual they made it short so you won't trip over it or get entangled in it.  Is that lame or what? (They go on to say you can always add an extension cord--duh.)  If they were really worried about consumer safety they would add a ground plug which it should have.  Anyway, I just want it out from under the cabinet when I use it!  It is also very loud when brewing with popping noises I can hear down the hall.  The warranty is a whopping three years, but you pay shipping both ways and do without while they figure out whether to fix or replace it.  Kitchen Aid has a much better policy.  Just one year warranty but they ship you a new one immediately and you return your old one to them after it arrives.  They pay shipping.  Unfortunately their beautiful KCM 111OB is the poorest excuse for a coffee maker I ever owned.  I took it back after one day.  Does anyone know how to design a drip coffee maker anymore?

It is easy to program and makes good coffee and looks nice too.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: D: negative