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Factory Reconditioned Cuisinart DGB-500BKFR Grind & Brew 12 Cup Automatic Coffeemaker, Black | 
 enlarge | Brand: Cuisinart
List Price: $155.00
Buy New: $119.99
You Save: $35.01 (23%)
Rating:  43 reviews
Color: Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.4
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 7.8 x 15
Model: DGB-500BKFR
UPC: 086279006660
EAN: 0086279006660
ASIN: B000JFDY7W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Remanufactured CUISINART DGB-500BKFR Coffeemaker
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| Features:
| • | Grinds coffee beans and brews coffee at preset time | | • | Charcoal filter eliminates chlorine and odors from tap water | | • | Glass carafe holds 12 5-ounce cups of brewed coffee | | • | Grinder removes for easy clean-up; brew-pause for mid-brew pour | | • | Measures 15 by 8 by 7-1/2 inches, 90-day warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
When the aroma of freshly brewed coffee--from freshly ground beans--wafts into your bedroom in the morning, you won't need your alarm clock. Preset this coffeemaker for your desired wake-up time, add coffee beans to the grinder, and in the morning the beans are ground to a medium grind and hot coffee awaits in the glass 12-cup carafe. You can also program the machine to start brewing at the end of a dinner party to avoid having to get up from the table, or to have hot coffee waiting after a brisk winter walk. When making fewer than five cups of coffee, use the 1-to-4-cups setting to improve extraction and heat; coffeemakers without this setting often lack the time to heat up properly, and coffee comes out cooler. A disposable charcoal filter removes chlorine and odors from tap water, improving coffee flavor, and should be changed every few months. Other features include the capacity to use preground coffee instead of beans; 30-second Brew Pause, which allows a cup be poured before brewing is complete; and an audible tone to indicate the pot is ready. The grinder removes for easy cleaning, and all removable parts can be washed safely in the upper rack of a dishwasher. The Cuisinart Grind and Brew measures 15 by 8 by 7-1/2 inches and carries a 90-day warranty. --Ann Bieri Editor's note: This is a reconditioned small appliance. Reconditioned generally means that the appliance has been returned to the manufacturer, who returns the appliance to like-new condition. Some appliances may contain cosmetic blemishes.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Satisfied December 5, 2008
Minyong Lee
I was a little disappointed because there were a lot of superficial dings and scratches on it. But it does what it's supposed to do so I guess no complaints there.
Worked as expected November 22, 2008
spetz (Md USA)
Worked out of the box - grinder is loud. Coffee was great, like the 1-4 option.
coffee maker with works November 17, 2008
Darcy Moyer (Watertown, WI USA)
I love the coffee grinder, brewer. I worry about the longgevity of the maker however because the first one broke down very quickly. Hope to have the one we have now for a good long time. It makes delicious coffee and the aroma can't be beat.
Reconditioned Cusinart DGB-500BKFR Grind & brew 12 cup November 11, 2008
Franknca (CA)
The reconditioned units arrive in new looking condition and are well worth the reduced price. Our 10 cup version is still working but my wife is such a coffee addict that we needed to have one in reserve. We put the 10 cup away and started using the 12 cup only to find that she had a problem seeing the water level inside the reservoir. So we packed the recently purchased unit up as the backup and are back to using the 10 cup version which I believe is the 300 series.
Another difference, the 10 cup unit came with the gold filter but the 12 cup unit requires one purchase the gold filter separately for an additional $10. We just used the paper filters instead.
Not The Best Grind & Brew Out There November 9, 2008
turkeyneck (Santa Monica, Kalifornia)
After owning three Melitta Grind & Brews (all bought from Amazon), when the latest one (the stainless) broke its lid latch, I realized that it was actually an appliance "subscription" that I had to renew every two or three years. Still, I had enjoyed enough success over the years to know that I could depend on the Melitta to brew a consistent pot of coffee day in and out.
Alas, when I discovered that Amazon no longer offered the Melitta I sighed, shopped around a bit and settled for the Cuisinart even though the reviews offered several cautions which I have found should not be ignored.
For instance...you do have to remove & clean 5 separate pieces each & every time you use the machine (the Melitta had a basket & lid). Also--unlike the Melitta--there is a single grinding speed/duration so you have to accept the grind that the Cuisinart provides. In my opinion, this doesn't permit a suitable range of strength to be achieved regardless of the amount of beans you use. It ends up becoming a function of using less water to get stronger coffee--hardly a suitable solution for a well-designed coffee maker.
The machine is quite compact--a plus for folks like me with limited counter space. And it does an adequate job keeping the brew warm without burning it. Still, I doubt I'll be picking up another one if/when this one breaks. I hope Melitta considers producing another G&B since this niche is growing pretty thin.
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