- How many cups does it actually brew?
- It is rated for 12 cups, which in coffee terms means about 12 five-ounce cups, or roughly 60 ounces. A standard US mug holds more, so expect around six to eight mugs per full pot.
- Does it have a timer or auto-start?
- No. There is no clock, programmable brew time or app control. You load grounds and water and switch it on when you want coffee.
- What filters and carafe does it take?
- It uses standard basket-style paper filters and a 12-cup glass carafe, both widely available. Check the carafe size before buying a replacement.
- Can I leave coffee on the hot plate?
- Yes, but the plate keeps heating the pot. Coffee left more than about 30 minutes picks up a cooked, bitter taste, so brew what you will drink.
- Is it good for an office?
- For a small office that wants a plain, durable pot, yes. If people arrive at different times and expect coffee ready at 7 a.m., a programmable brewer is a better fit.
- How does it compare with a Bunn commercial brewer?
- Bunn machines typically hold water at temperature for faster brewing and use sturdier parts. This one is simpler and lighter-duty, with the same 12-cup drip format.
- Where is the KffKff Commercial Drip Coffee Maker 12 Cups cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $138.99, as of our latest check.