- Sales Rank: #40786 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 10 cups (European) 43 oz
- Brand: Technivorm
- Model: KB-741
- Dimensions: 14.20" h x
6.70" w x
13.00" l,
Features
- Brewing temperature is precisely controlled between 198 and 205 degrees F
- Two stage heating soleplate intelligently adjusts to volume.
- Soleplate shuts off automatically after 100 minutes; illuminated on/off switch
- Visible scale indicator tells you when brewer requires descaling.
- 5 year manufacturer's warranty!
- Brewing temperature is precisely controlled between 198 and 205 degrees F
- Two stage heating soleplate intelligently adjusts to volume.
- Soleplate shuts off automatically after 100 minutes; illuminated on/off switch
- Visible scale indicator tells you when brewer requires descaling.
- 5 year manufacturer's warranty!
Technivorm's best selling coffee brewer model in the United States. The Technivorm Moccamaster KB-741 is a glass carafe model. This brewer has been designed to brew and maintain excellent coffee flavor while utilizing a glass carafe and 2 stage heating soleplate. An original Smitdesign, handbuilt in Holland by Technivorm - quality all the way.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
best of the best
By rgmitch
I have wanted the technivorm for a long time but because of the price would not buy it so I bought other coffee makers and wasted a lot of money doing this. I was giving the technivorm for a birthday present and wow what a difference I wish I had paid the price a long time ago and I would have saved a lot of money overall. if you love coffee at a perfect temp buy the technivorm or do like I did and throw away a lot of money on others I make around 25 ounces of coffee each morning the technivorm has a switch to slow down the dripping of the water to make a awesome cup of coffee if you make a smaller pot
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Technivorm
By J. R. Haigh
Dont buy anything else. The full copper heating element and the wattage used is what sets this apart from others and this company was brewing at 200+ degrees at the brew head before all others. This is an example of you get what you pay for. The Dutch retro styling could certainly use a version that has a more modern look was my only critic thought. Been using these for 6 years and just bought a new one.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.finally, I got the best coffee brewer
By Carcajou301
I have had many coffee brewers over the years, and have tried and returned others, including Capresso, Bunn, Braun,& Cuisinart. I like strong coffee. The issue is that the finer the grind and larger the amount of ground beans used the stronger the coffee BUT the higher the chance that the basket will overflow. This brewer has a setting for the opening at the bottom of the brew basket: closed, open, or 1/2 open. [Note: all Technivorm models do not have this feature]. Using 1/2 open slows the dripping and produces stronger coffee. You sacrifice automatic "drip stop" but can use the feature manually. I use a 75% full basket of ground beans at a fineness setting on the border of "drip filter" and "espresso" with the basket opening set to 1/2 and I get very strong coffee. The other features of this machine are simple, sturdy and based on research for the best brew. You sacrifice an auto start clock and timer for the hot plate. The heating element is twice as powerful as any other machine I've seen producing very full flavor, The hot plate is set to run for 1:40 and the coffee still tastes fresh at this time limit. If you want to, you can turn the switch back on and keep it hot for another 1:40. The parts clean well and easily in the dishwasher. This machine seems high priced esp. since it does not have American type bells and whistles [which I really don't miss] but it looks to me that it will last a long time and brews strong coffee. BTW- grinding the beans immediately before brewing produces better coffee than setting the machine the night before anyway. We brew at least two batches every day. This machine is well worth the price.
Technivorm Moccamaster KB-741 Coffee Brewer Brushed Silver
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Features
- Brewing temperature is precisely controlled between 198 and 205 degrees F
- Two stage heating soleplate intelligently adjusts to volume.
- Soleplate shuts off automatically after 100 minutes; illuminated on/off switch
- Visible scale indicator tells you when brewer requires descaling.
- 5 year manufacturer's warranty!
- Brewing temperature is precisely controlled between 198 and 205 degrees F
- Two stage heating soleplate intelligently adjusts to volume.
- Soleplate shuts off automatically after 100 minutes; illuminated on/off switch
- Visible scale indicator tells you when brewer requires descaling.
- 5 year manufacturer's warranty!
Technivorm's best selling coffee brewer model in the United States. The Technivorm Moccamaster KB-741 is a glass carafe model. This brewer has been designed to brew and maintain excellent coffee flavor while utilizing a glass carafe and 2 stage heating soleplate. An original Smitdesign, handbuilt in Holland by Technivorm - quality all the way.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.best of the best
By rgmitch
I have wanted the technivorm for a long time but because of the price would not buy it so I bought other coffee makers and wasted a lot of money doing this. I was giving the technivorm for a birthday present and wow what a difference I wish I had paid the price a long time ago and I would have saved a lot of money overall. if you love coffee at a perfect temp buy the technivorm or do like I did and throw away a lot of money on others I make around 25 ounces of coffee each morning the technivorm has a switch to slow down the dripping of the water to make a awesome cup of coffee if you make a smaller pot
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Technivorm
By J. R. Haigh
Dont buy anything else. The full copper heating element and the wattage used is what sets this apart from others and this company was brewing at 200+ degrees at the brew head before all others. This is an example of you get what you pay for. The Dutch retro styling could certainly use a version that has a more modern look was my only critic thought. Been using these for 6 years and just bought a new one.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.finally, I got the best coffee brewer
By Carcajou301
I have had many coffee brewers over the years, and have tried and returned others, including Capresso, Bunn, Braun,& Cuisinart. I like strong coffee. The issue is that the finer the grind and larger the amount of ground beans used the stronger the coffee BUT the higher the chance that the basket will overflow. This brewer has a setting for the opening at the bottom of the brew basket: closed, open, or 1/2 open. [Note: all Technivorm models do not have this feature]. Using 1/2 open slows the dripping and produces stronger coffee. You sacrifice automatic "drip stop" but can use the feature manually. I use a 75% full basket of ground beans at a fineness setting on the border of "drip filter" and "espresso" with the basket opening set to 1/2 and I get very strong coffee. The other features of this machine are simple, sturdy and based on research for the best brew. You sacrifice an auto start clock and timer for the hot plate. The heating element is twice as powerful as any other machine I've seen producing very full flavor, The hot plate is set to run for 1:40 and the coffee still tastes fresh at this time limit. If you want to, you can turn the switch back on and keep it hot for another 1:40. The parts clean well and easily in the dishwasher. This machine seems high priced esp. since it does not have American type bells and whistles [which I really don't miss] but it looks to me that it will last a long time and brews strong coffee. BTW- grinding the beans immediately before brewing produces better coffee than setting the machine the night before anyway. We brew at least two batches every day. This machine is well worth the price.
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