BUNN HB Heat N Brew Programmable 10-Cup Drip Coffee Maker, Black/SST, 46500.0003

I have gone with Bunn for years. and whenever I found this one that you can program and have the coffee ready for you when my husband gets up .I wanted to try it out, and I love it. And of course, my husband says it still isn't hot enough. I'm like, do you want it to blister your mouth ? But I love it .

Love the simplicity but the quality of coffee. would highly recommend this coffee maker. whether your make 4 cups or making 10 cups. it will make a good quality cup of coffee.

I love the sleek design of this coffee maker and Bunn has always had a nice hot cup of coffee when complete! It does take a little longer because the water has to heat up before it starts brewing but is well worth toe wait!

I am reviewing the Bunn HB (Heat and Brew) coffee maker. Bunn has come up with an automatic start on this model which allows me to program to a certain time to begin brewing. I have owned two Bunn coffee makers and always wondered why they didn't make an auto start coffee brewer. Since there was a reservoir for the water to stay heated I assumed they didn't see the need for it. The difference in this model is I don't have to keep it plugged in, although I do. It does take approximately ten minutes for the the complete cycle. But I use the auto start by programing the time I want. I put my coffee and water in the brewer and set it for whatever time I desire. I have read where some thinks it takes too long to heat up. I say this is perfect for me. I have coffee waiting for me when I wake up in the am. There is a digital display to set the current time and by doing this first, you can then set the auto start, if you so desire. It brews four cups up to 10 cups maximum. If you don't want to use the auto start, you can speed up the brewing time by adding hot water. The warmer plate goes off in two hours, but can be reset by holding the brew button for five seconds. This model is much taller than the other Bunn models. The height is 16 inches compared to 14 inches in the other model. The spray head is exclusive, commercial style with 6 streams of hot water that goes over the coffee grounds. It also comes with a 3 year warranty. I highly recommend this Bunn HB Model coffee brewer if you want an excellent cup of coffee.

this coffee pot is one I've always wanted! and it brews a little different than others I've had. it actually heats up the water before brewing where the one I had before heats up the coffee as it brews so it tastes a tad different. which is a good thing. tastes more fresh!

The BUNN® Heat N' Brew™ 10-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker is very sleek and stylish. I was drawn to it the moment I set eyes on it and I'm completely loving it now that I have it... I absolutely love the design in the finish and the sleek modern look. It's a lovely new design with a digital clock that remains one Which is a help in the mornings that are being as hectic as they are. The one thing I have to say I like the fact that it now preheats the water before brewing. As the older models did not I think this is the most stylish model of the lineup for sure. Fortunately my coffee pot had broke in transit so I'm doing this review using a different pot on the bun system, The coffee still came out pretty amazing using my own pot and not the one that comes with it I can't bought the company for not using a stainless steel pot that would be amazing maybe in the future. The coffee came out perfect and it was quicker than I expected I definitely will be keeping this one I just wish I had a replacement part which I guess I can do by asking them to send me a replacement

I chose this Bunn coffee maker due to the fact it had a clock display with a programmed timer for in the morning. The coffee maker is the tallest I ever had but it does fit fine under the upper kitchen cabinets. I could tell it was tall in the picture but was still surprised when it came. It's about the same height as my blender and I just keep them together in that little nook. It makes the best coffee my husband and I have ever tasted at home. We have had many inexpensive and moderately expensive brands. Since Bunn is a restaurant grade brand we thought it might be a nice coffee maker to try and we were right. It doesn't start dripping until its reached its highest temperature and keeps it steady at that temperature the entire time. You will hear a slight knock once it begins to drip. I think when it recognizes it has hit that temperature it releases the lever to start the drip which in turn makes the 1-time knock sound. It's a single knock so do not be alarmed, nothing has broken. I remember thinking what was that sound the 1st time I heard it but I realized after the 2nd pot that this was normal. I have made at least 25 or so pots of coffee. My husband and I drink separate kinds so we each make 2 pots a day. 1 thing I do not like is the lid to the carafe. It has an oddly elongated spout that will make the coffee spill out unless you keep the lid held up or with the lid down and you pour slower than anyone would ever pour coffee. Then when I tried to clean the lid it flew off of the carafe. I decided at that point I would just leave the lid off altogether. That was on the 2nd or 3rd pot. So if for some reason you do the same, I have not had any splash back while making coffee. And I have not had any spills pouring coffee. Everything works absolutely perfect without the lid for me. So I just never put it back on. Its the only thing I did not like about the coffee maker. The Bunn came with a free pack of filters. It does not come with a reusable filter or a water filter. The top water reservoir has steps per cups of coffee. So say for some reason you had to use other means to fill your water reservoir you would know how many cups of coffee you would be making by those steps. The carafe is marked with the cups as well. Its a really nice coffee maker and it's really easy to setup. I would recommend this one.

After one month of use I believe it has been a good buy. The water is heated at the top and measured by a thermocouple inside, I verified it with my own measurements. The Bunn gives consistent hot water temperature for brewing (a little over 200F in the heating chamber dropping to 190-195 in the brew basket) instead of a cold start and hot finish like the “burping” machines. I did have to adjust my coffee a bit, using a finer grind and a little more coffee than I normally do, but the results are great. The pot also pours perfectly, that little finger on the lid is magic, with no drips. The only negative I can think of is there is no shutoff to allow you to remove the pot and pour a cup while still brewing. You need to let it finish brewing (and dripping) or you can make a mess. As quick at it brews this is really not a big deal to me, but could be to others. It is super simple with just a few easy to use buttons, setup was super simple. I think there is only one moving part (the water valve), should be pretty reliable. This may need to be cleaned if scale builds up, but have not got there yet after a month of heavy use.

After years of trying dozens of coffee makers this one is the best. The water heats to the proper temperature first and the way the grounds are saturated evenly. The coffee is smooth brewed and hot. Love this .

This is maybe my 4th Heat and Brew. In the good old days if it failed under warranty, they mailed you a new one. This last one I bought for $140 came with a noticeably shorter electric cord. It made it difficult to get plugged in and pulled my surge protector up off of the floor. Ok, not the end of the wold. At the time I didn't know the company had sold and a new owner was operating the business. Well, less than a year I woke up to an unresponsive machine. I called warranty and their solution is to mail me a shipping a label. yes, they are going to send me a label in the actual land mail. Then they will evaluate it and repair or replace it and return it. Now I see the price has increased to 175. So, more expensive, more cheaply built and poorer customer service. A lose lose lose. I'd steer clear of these units. Their day has passed.