Makes really great coffee!! I'm very happy!!

We admit it. We are coffee nerds. Always supporting the big name coffee house coffees and fancy coffee brewing systems. Then we realized a change was needed. We were supporting the name brands without the exceptional taste that we used to appreciate. Old school percolator? Why not try it. We bought a container of Folgers Black Silk and this electric percolator and Wow! Excellent coffee! We have had it now for over 2 months perking a pot of coffee everyday and it works perfect. The aroma while it is perking brings our neighbors over for a cup…well, maybe not that special since they are 30 miles away. Excellent coffee brewer and the Folgers Black Silk is awesome too.

Love it so far

I am very pleased with this percolator. You can see the coffee percolating through the glass (just like the olden days) as it is being made. The heavenly aroma goes all the way to our second floor, I kidd you not. Reliable and well made.

Performs as expected and it makes hot coffee

Loved the coffee pot but the price is WAY TO HIGH!! Found the same one at HomeGoods for $20.00 cheaper ….. after the fact. So SHOP Around WALMART ISNT THE CHEAPEST ANYMORE!!

Pot delivered quickly. After using 4 days and following all manufacturer's directions, have yet to get a better-than-average cup of coffee. Internal coffee grounds basket is too small for a 12-cup coffeemaker, and even when using the recommended amount of coffee grounds for 12 cups the brew is without a robust flavor ( as compared to a stove-top perk) and almost weak, while brewing and keeping warm at a way-too-hot temperature. Using course-ground coffee (perk) as recommended produces an even weaker brew. Researched for days regarding multiple vendor offerings of stove-top and electric perk machines, finally going with this one after surviving the online review ad nauseum of too many items. This one is just not for me or my tastes, unfortunately, and so back it goes.

The stem is very picky and will avoid the coffee percolator altogether

Heating element failed today after 2 years use. You need a special screwdriver to open the base to even begin possibly repairing the heating element. $70 down the drain. Fail