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Cuisinart DCC-2000 12 Cup Coffee Maker

User Rating:

(14 reviews)

Price Range: $79 to $139

Bizrate User Review.

Electrical Danger?

by Online Shopper , Mar. 23, 2008

Comments:
The unit leaks water on the counter, the unit shuts down periodically, then comes back on but the clocks have to be reset. A friend has the same model with the same problems. We do not leave the units plugged in for fear of short circuit and fire. We

QuickTake:

Pros: No carafe

Cons: Leaks - Powers off

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

Died Within 2 Months

by Netti , Feb. 11, 2008

Comments:
Well, at first we thought wow, what a cool idea not having a karafe to clean. Unfortunately it isn't as cool as you'd think. Found our when we had a party that guests had to go to kitchen to fill their coffee-cup, and then I went out and bought a karaf

QuickTake:

Pros: Sounded like a good idea

Cons: Hard to Program, Hard to See How Far You've Filled Your Cup

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 2 months

Bizrate User Review.

Piece of Crap! Don't buy it!

by fred , Feb. 5, 2008

Comments:
Piece of Crap! Don't buy it! Like very many others around the web, It just stopped working after 5 months.

QuickTake:

Pros: Theoretically, a nice idea.

Cons: Piece of crap! Don't by it!

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 5 months

Bizrate User Review.

leaky messy

by paa , Jan. 2, 2008

Comments:
While not having a carafe is kind of nice, the time it takes to carefully fill the resevoir and not have water all over the counter ruins whatever is nice about this coffee maker.

QuickTake:

Pros: no carafe to clean

Cons: leaks all over the place when filling, very frustrating

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 5 months

Bizrate User Review.

Not Again.

by Roe , Oct. 24, 2007

Comments:
I purchased this coffee maker about one year ago (October 2006)and had to bring it back because it leaked water from the holding tank. I exchanged it for the same coffee maker which died this morning 10/24/2007. I paid $99 and will not buy another Cuisin

QuickTake:

Pros: Keeps coffee hot for two hours.

Cons: Leaks, Did not last long.

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 1 year

Bizrate User Review.

Leaky

by Cor , Oct. 18, 2007

Comments:
When you fill the reservoir, if you do not pour very slowly, the water will come out into and overflow the drip tray. I had this unit replaced under warranty (the first one quit powering on) with Cuisinart, and both pots do the same thing. Always have

QuickTake:

Pros: No carafe. Programable, hot coffee.

Cons: pour water in reservoir it comes out in drip tray/counter

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 6 months

Bizrate User Review.

dont do it

by nanny , Mar. 18, 2007

Comments:
I purchased this, thinking it would be the greatest, from the start my husband hated it, hate to say he was right, very hard to get water into resevior, leaks water, need a towel for every pot of coffee, to large for most counters, dont recomend.........

QuickTake:

Pros: good idea, but...........

Cons: leaks , my counter is alway wet, resevior in difficult place

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 12 days

Bizrate User Review.

I love this coffee maiker

by suzieq_32256 , Jan. 26, 2007

Comments:
We purchased our coffee maker as a seasonal item for $65.00. We drink strong coffee atleast twice a day. We were very impressed with the style ease and convience. It's easy to clean and stores easy. Has a nice chime when pot is completely brewed. If you

QuickTake:

Pros: No Pot to clean, keeps coffee extremely hot, and very good

Cons: If you need to fill a black cup it's hard. Travel cups too.

Recommended: Yes

Has Owned Product: 1 month

Bizrate User Review.

We LOVE this coffeemaker!

by Jinny , Nov. 13, 2006

Comments:
After we discovered that our Mr. Coffee machine had a defective heating element, so hot on the bottom of the unit it started to buckle the laminate on the counter top, my husband found the On Demand Cuisinart. The heating element is in the middle of the