
Severin KA4815 Semi-auto Drip Coffee Maker
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Our take on the Severin KA4815 Semi-auto Drip Coffee Maker
The Severin KA4815 is a 10-cup drip coffee maker with a glass carafe, a 1x4 paper filter basket and a drip-stop valve that lets you pull the pot mid-brew. A 1000 W element, programmable timer and automatic shutdown cover the basics, and there is no grinder or milk frother. It is a plain, compact machine for people who want scheduled filter coffee, not espresso or specialty brewing.
- Brews up to 10 cups (about 0.33 gal) per cycle
- Programmable timer for wake-up coffee
- Drip stop lets you pour a cup before the cycle ends
- Automatic shutdown for safety if you forget it
- Uses standard 1x4 paper filters, cheap and easy to find
- Compact footprint and light at about 4.2 lb
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Severin KA4815 Semi-auto Drip Coffee Maker price history
Lowest price we've seen: $64.61 on Nov 7 at Tiny Lux. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Does the Severin KA4815 grind beans?
- No. It has no integrated grinder, so you need pre-ground coffee or a separate grinder. It takes standard 1x4 paper filters.
- How many cups does it make?
- Up to 10 cups, about 0.33 gallons, in the included glass carafe. The drip-stop valve lets you pour a cup before brewing finishes.
- Can I set it to brew before I wake up?
- Yes. It has a programmable timer, and it shuts off automatically after the keep-warm period.
- What filters does it use?
- Standard 1x4 cone-style paper filters. No reusable metal filter is included.
- Is the carafe dishwasher safe?
- The glass carafe is generally hand-wash recommended to avoid thermal shock; check the manual for the lid and filter basket.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper basic drip maker?
- You pay for the timer, drip stop and auto shutoff in a compact 1000 W machine. If you only brew manually and never schedule, a simpler model does the same job for less.