Coffee Percolator Camping Coffee Pot Stainless Steel Coffee Maker with Two Heat Resistant Tough Glass Knob Using on any Stovetop Outdoor Traveling NO Aluminum NO Plastic (9 Cup)

WOW, WOW, WOW!!! This is ABSOLUTELY the PERFECT Percolator!Let me POINT OUT THE PERKS--no pun intended! ;) :::1) Charging base, so you do NOT have a pesky cord to get in the way, when you go to pour coffee. You can quite literally keep the percolator on the counter, then carry to the table to pour cups of coffee, then return the percolator to the base!2) ON & OFF lighted switch. Most percolators do NOT have an ON & OFF switch! LOVE being able to leave the percolator on the base and simply turning it off without having to yank the cord out of the wall to unplug it!3) Power Light to show if the percolator is indeed powered on or off, without necessarily having to look at the ON/OFF switch which is also lighted!4) Stainless Steel inside & out--ALL parts, the entire percolator, the basket and the perking rod. No BPAs or Aluminum to leach into your Coffee!5) Both the Percolator pot (inside the chamber) & the coffee grounds basket have the cup volume designated, so you know exactly how much water for 2 to 12 cups and how much coffee grounds for 2 to 12 cups are needed.6) It is a PERCOLATOR, it does make a Perking noise, that's what a percolator does! While it is not silent, it is NOT overly noisy either.7) It perks a whole pot 12-cups to perfection in very little time and it does not overheat, burn or scorch your coffee, so you DO NOT get strong coffee even if it is left on the base for several hours.8) Added BONUS was this percolator came with a scrub brush, I totally did not expect that, but it is the perfect size and angled perfectly to keep the percolator as shiny and clean on the inside as the outside!9) The lid snaps on tight so there is no worry of it slipping off while pouring a cup of coffee.***If a 80+ year old can operate this percolator, any one can!***

I'm very happy to have bought this coffee pot. It can not only brew coffee, but also tea and other beverages. The taste is great! It's easy to use and not made of plastic, so there's no need to worry about safety issues. I like it

The media could not be loaded. The coffee percolator is attractive and makes a good cup of hot coffee. The warmer keeps it hot but is very loud and seems like this shouldn’t be. The video shows you the noise that comes out of it. It’s fairly loud. Is this normal? I get worried it’s going to start an electrical fire.Update: I was sent a replacement percolator. It’s a great coffee pot that works well now with no warmer noises this time.

I try a lot of coffee makers and this one is the best out of all of them .. I love the taste of the of the coffee that it makes . The brew speed is fast .I love that it has auto shut off . The capacity is perfect for me and my husband.. don't see any leakage at all. I will buy this again...

I purchased this in March, by July 1st it was broken. I honestly loved this coffee pot even though I found the internal mechanisms cumbersome when putting it together in the morning to brew a pot, but that kinda a percolator thing, right? Still once finushed the flavor was devine. I just wish it had lasted longer. The base of the pot broke off completely the other morning, while I was pouring a cup. I really loved the idea of not having a cord in the way while I poured. I guess the design needs more work. This was a once daily gently used coffee pot. I just wish it had more stamina.

I don't know why there are so many gushing reviews about the coffee maker. I bought one in March. We had bought a fancy antique percolator for last Christmas for parties and were so impressed with the quality of the coffee that i decided to get one like my Mom's sleek mid-century Sunbeam for everyday. We were sick of the Kitchen Aid, Mr. Coffee ... that we and everyone else has. The drip makers make lousy coffee to our taste, no matter the quality of the beans, the grind, the purified water, whatever! Well, I started using this Percolator according to instructions. Seemed OK. My wife commented that it didn't taste as good as the antique Percolator product. I experimented a bit, ditched the filters I bought immediately and got decent coffee for a short while. The design is nice and sleek. I like the Pyrex knob and its easy to use. Unfortunately over time, the coffee has gotten weaker and weaker. I keep it clean. I loaded it up with grounds of different grades. Tried making smaller batches. I even tired brewing it at night and then cycling it again in the morning. No dice. Unfortunately it is now the end of May and what I hav here is a pretty and pretty useless piece of equipment. I am not going to revert to an espresso machine, as they are too much of a hassle and we just want good strong, not mud, hot coffee! So i guess I'll have to go back to the Kitchenaid drip, Oy! Maybe I can find another 21st century percolator that does what my Mom's Sunbeam did or our 1930's Percolator electric does so well; make hot, flavorful coffee! Don't waste your money like I did.