Presto 02815 Cordless Percolator vs Cuisinart PRC-12 Classic Percolator
Both are 12-cup stainless percolators with cordless serving, so the choice comes down to build and warranty. The Cuisinart PRC-12 has a detachable cord, a no-drip spout, a brew-progress knob and a 3-year limited warranty; the Presto 02815 has a glass viewing cover, a signal light and a wrap-around cord storage, but no stated warranty and no NRTL listing. Owners of both report good, hot percolator coffee; Cuisinart buyers more often mention cracked plastic parts and a separating base, while Presto's 4.3 rating edges out Cuisinart's 4.1. Buy the Cuisinart for the longer coverage and cleaner pouring; buy the Presto for the lower-fuss glass lid and simpler design.
- Choose the Presto 02815 if you want a straightforward stainless percolator with a glass viewing cover, a ready light and cord storage built into the base.
- Choose the Cuisinart PRC-12 if you want a detachable cord, a no-drip spout, a brew-progress knob and a 3-year limited warranty behind the purchase.
Prices
- Presto 02815 Cordless Percolator: $93.59 at Kohl's (last seen Nov 12)
- Cuisinart PRC-12 Classic Percolator: $90.73 at Lowe's (checked today)
- Difference: the Cuisinart PRC-12 Classic Percolator is $2.86 cheaper than the Presto 02815 Cordless Percolator at the latest prices (Nov 12 and Nov 14)

