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Sunbeam DRX23 12-Cup Coffeemaker | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sunbeam
List Price: $50.00
Buy New: $27.94
You Save: $22.06 (44%)
Rating:  8 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 1375 x 1188 x 888
MPN: DRX23
Model: DRX23
UPC: 072179228233
EAN: 0072179228233
ASIN: B0008JFOIQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand new! Sorry no shipping to APO,POB,AK,HI & PO BOX addresses.
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| Features:
| • | 12-cup capacity - Black | | • | Brewing Pause ?n Serve lets you pour a cup of coffee while the coffeemaker is still brewing | | • | Removable Filter Basket lifts out of Brew Basket for fast and easy filling and cleaning | | • | 2-hour Auto Shut-Off keeps your coffee warm for 2 hours and then automatically shuts off | | • | Delay Brew allows you to program the clock up to 24 hours in advance to begin brewing at a specific time |
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Product Description
Can't wait for that rich delicious cup of coffee? This Mr. Coffee 12 cup Programmable Coffeemaker features a Brewing Pause ?n Serve that lets you pour a cup of coffee while the coffeemaker is still brewing! This units 2-hour Auto Shut-Off keeps your coffee warm for 2 hours and then automatically shuts off. Better yet, the DRX23 also has a built-in 24-hour timer so you can set it to brew fresh coffee each morning. Isn't that a great aroma to wake to! The DRX23 features dual water windows to show the amount of water in the reservoir for accurate filling. Easy to clean for it has a removable filter basket that lifts out of Brew Basket for fast and easy filling and cleaning. Delay Brew allows you to program a select time you want the brewing to start. For your convenience, cord storage safely stores excess cord to keep your countertop neat and cord free. Dual Water Windows show the amount of water in the reservoir for accurate filling Stain Resistant Warming Plate is easy to clean and prevents stains Cord Storage safely stores excess cord to keep your countertop neat On/Off Indicator Light lets you know when your coffeemaker is ?On? and ?Off? Water Filtration Adaptable
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 Mr. Coffee Winner March 15, 2008
Doc Bill (Princeville, Hawaii)
This unit is strong, intuitive and makes darned good coffee. Thia is a vast improvement over the previous model as the buttons can be operated by normal folks. Brew interruption, a disaster in the older model, is well functioning and the pot extracts easily for quick pours.
Better than the $70 Krups it replaced! February 14, 2008
Truth Seeker (Grand Rapids, MI)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Huh--I don't get these lukewarm reviews?
I had a Braun that lasted years--was the best machine I'd ever had. Unfortunately, it is no longer made so I replaced it with a Krups that I paid $70 for. After 6 months, I just got irritated with all its idiosyncracies. Here's how I compare this Mr. Coffee with that Krups...
1. I love the simplicity of the Mr. Coffee. You can figure out how to program it and run it by intuition alone. After 6 months with the Krups, I had to get the manual out everytime I needed to re-set it. And, yes, I am quite tech-savvy.
2. I love the simplicity of the Mr. Coffee (yes, I'm repeating that). No irritating "bells and whistles". I like that it does not beep, loud and irritatingly, when the coffee is done, like the Krups did.
3. I like that it does not beep and turn off if there is no water in the tank, like the Krups did. This actually means the Mr. Coffee allows you to re-warm a leftover pot of coffee, if you are crude enough to do so (I am!). Believe it or not, the Krups would not allow you to do this.
4. I like that the Mr. Coffee carafe is much thicker glass than the Krups. I also like that the handle is not just "glued on" like the Krups is.
5. I've never had the filter fall over and get grounds in the carafe. The Krups did this about half the time, due to having to swing the basket closed which would catch the top of the filter.
6. I like that there is a huge target for pouring water in the tank. The Krups almost required one to be a contortionist.
7. I like the huge, well-sealed, water level markings on both sides of the tank. The Krups had a little tube on one side that always got air bubbles and leaked on the counter.
8. Speaking of leaking, the tank in the Mr. Coffee has not. The Krups would leak a little onto the counter about once a week.
9. Perhaps there has been a design adjustment, but my Mr. Coffee carafe does not leak when pouring. The Krups did EVERY time.
10. I like that you can see the display all the time. The Krups backlight would only stay on for a minute or so after pressing one of the buttons.
11. I will say this--the Krups made hotter coffee. To be honest, it was a bit too hot for me. This Mr. Coffee does not make the coffee as hot but it is sufficient for my wife and me. It's hot enough that, without comparing to the Krups, one probably wouldn't even notice.
In ending, I don't know what the longevity will be--I haven't had a Mr. Coffee brand in decades. But for $27, even a year will be fine compared to (too many of) the alternatives.
 Poor Design January 2, 2008
Lady Gwynn (WI United States)
My husband bought me this coffee maker for Christmas. I won't take it back, but there are a few design flaws that are hard to overlook. First, the top is an "all in one unit." That means I have to move the whole unit away from the cabinets to fill with water. Unless you have about 22" plus space between the counter and the upper cabinet, this is very cumbersome. Also, as the first reviewer wrote, there is heavy condensation on said top. Lastly, it is unbelievable how much coffee spills over from the poorly designed pot. A deeper, more defined pouring spout is needed. All I can say is this coffee maker is poor to middling and the designers should try their products in a real working kitchen with real coffee. Oh by the way, the coffee tastes like regular coffee.
Needs new carafe design September 30, 2007
R. Picton (Irmo, SC)
I had the old Mr. Coffee coffeemaker for 10 years and loved it, but it died last year, so I bought this new model as a replacement. As other reviewers have mentioned, the carafe spills consistently when you are pouring coffee in your cup. It is not a big deal - just annoying because you will always have to wipe your counter after pouring your coffee. This is a case where Mr. Coffee should have left the original design in place, but I suppose this new model is cheaper for them to manufacture. I have noticed that the coffee filter occasionally folds over at the edge, causing the grounds to get in with your cofee, but this is not very common. If you make sure your filter is pushed out around the edges, it will decrease the chances of that issue. Overall, I am not impressed with this coffeemaker, but it gets the job done.
Review of DRX23 Mr. Coffee March 4, 2007
Carol S. (Florida)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am not talking behind Mr. Coffee's back- I wrote and told them what I am saying here. Lousy design of decanter and machine. The decanter does not pour well- even being slow and careful, the water or coffee runs out all over. The well area where you pour the water into- the condensation runs into the well when you lift the lid to make new coffee- ick. Do not buy this- I won't again, and I'm a Mr. Coffee brand person.
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