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Style: CM2045B
Features
- 4-LAYER VACUUM SEALED THERMAL CARAFE: This 12-cup carafe keeps coffee hot for up to 2 hours (154F) thanks to its stainless-steel exterior, vacuum seal, copper coating, and stainless steel interior. *Cup size approx. 5 oz. (varies by brewing technique).
- EXCLUSIVE VORTEX TECHNOLOGY - Optimal water flow for maximum flavor
- PROGRAMMABLE BREWING AND STRENGTH SELECTOR - Easily program the 24-hour auto brew feature so you can wake up to a fresh pot of coffee. Customize your cup with an option for slowing down the brewing process for stronger coffee with the Brew Strength Selector.
- AUTO CLEAN SYSTEM - The automatic cleaning cycle improves the performance of your coffeemaker.
- REMOVABLE FILTER BASKET - Cleanup is easy with the dishwasher-safe filter basket, which is compatible with basket-style paper filters. Refer to your user guide for more brewing techniques and cleaning tips.
Description
Keep coffee hot for up to two hours with the BLACK+DECKER™ 12-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffeemaker. The thermal carafe features four layers: stainless steel exterior, vacuum seal, copper coating, and stainless steel interior. It keeps your favorite coffee hot after brewing with Vortex™ Technology, which evenly saturates coffee grounds for maximum flavor. Plus, you can customize the brew to fit your tastes. The easy-to-use digital controls include a “brew later” timer and the option for a stronger brew. As an added feature, the LCD display includes a fresh brew timer that indicates how much time has passed since the coffee was brewed, up to 120 minutes. The Auto Clean™ system automatically detects when cleaning is needed for improved performance. The reusable coffee filter means you don’t need to buy paper filters, and it’s easy to clean between uses. cup equals approximately 5 oz. (varies by brewing technique) Keeps coffee 154°F or hotter up to two hours
Brand: BLACK+DECKER
Capacity: 12 Cups
Color: Black, Silver
Product Dimensions: 9"D x 9.45"W x 13.5"H
Special Feature: Brew Strength Selector, Auto Clean System
Other Special Features of the Product: Brew Strength Selector, Auto Clean System
Coffee Maker Type: Vacuum Coffee Pot
Specific Uses For Product: Filter Coffee
Recommended Uses For Product: Personal and office use
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 750 watts
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: paper
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Power Source: AC adapter
Filter Type: Paper
Capacity: 12 Cups
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9"D x 9.45"W x 13.5"H
Item Weight: 142 Grams
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 12.0 Count
coffee_filter_size: #4
Brand Name: BLACK+DECKER
Included Components: Carafe
Model Name: CM2045B-1
Model Number: CM2045B-1
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Manufacture Year: 2019
Manufacturer: BLACK+DECKER
UPC: 050875827561
Part Number: CM2045B-1
Item Type Name: CM2045B-1
Color: Black, Silver
Style: CM2045B
Material: Stainless Steel
Exterior Finish: Metallic
Is the item dishwasher safe?: Yes
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Style: CM2045B
Bought this to replace an old glass-carafe Mr. Coffee that was burning the bottom inch of every pot. The warming plate would basically cook whatever was left after the first hour, and by 10am the coffee tasted like a tire. So the thermal carafe was the whole point. It works. I set the auto-brew for 5:45 and by the time I'm in the kitchen at 6 the pot's done. Five hours later there's still coffee hot enough to drink without microwaving, not piping but hot. By 1 or 2pm it's warm and still tastes like coffee, not like the sludge from the old machine. Vacuum carafe doing what it's supposed to do. The coffee itself is better than I expected from a sub-100 dollar machine. I run a medium-dark Costco bean and the brew comes out clean, no bitter aftertaste. The strength selector actually makes a difference if you bump it toward bold. I can tell when my wife runs it on regular vs when I push it up. Auto-clean cycle worked the first time I ran it. Dump vinegar and water in, hit the button, walk away. Beeps when done. One real gripe: the digital display is small and the contrast is not great. Programming the start time means leaning in and squinting if the kitchen light isn't on. Once it's set you don't need to mess with it, but the first night I had to redo it twice because I couldn't tell if I'd hit AM or PM. Would buy again. If you've been living with a glass carafe and a warming plate, the upgrade is real.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by Richard
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Brews at about 194 degrees, coffee stays warm for hours as long as a full pot is brewed. Don't expect coffee to stay hot for hours when only brewing six cups. The carafe will absorb some heat, unless preheated. That's pretty hard to do when setting it to auto start. Good flavor coffee. Strong mode is nice but will increase the brew time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by Scott Jenkins
Style: CM2046S
I purchased this coffee pot in October, 2025 and am still very happy with it. It keeps the coffee very hot for at least 1-1/2 hrs. I love the opening for the water reservoir. It's nice and wide, unlike my other maker. It's very easy to fill. I also like the wide opening on the pot itself, which makes for easy cleaning. There are 2 downsides to this maker - the display is very hard to read. It should be bolder or brighter. Also, there is no alarm to alert when the coffee is done. I did learn that the on light slowly pulsates when it is brewing. When the brewing is done, the light is steady. But, you have to keep checking the pot to see if it is ready. Overall, I highly recommend this coffee maker.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026 by bambidear
Style: CM2046S
We had a Cuisinart Thermal for several years. It made good coffee, but the pot lid continually leaked. It was hard to fill the water because of the strange angle. It was reliable so we put up with it. Well, it bit the dust and we got this one for about $40-50 less than a replacement Cuisinart. We like—the ease in the water fill, the pot doesn’t leak at all and the coffee is fine. The display is very hard to read. They tell you to rinse the pot with hot water before making the coffee, and that does keep it hot longer. However, if you have it set for wake up, obviously you can’t do that. It stays pretty hot. The pot is so much lighter and easier to clean than the Cuisinart. We think this was a very good purchase and would recommend it. We have had it for a couple of weeks, we will see about the durability.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by Janet
Style: CM2045B
This affordable coffee maker is a gem, and that opinion comes from a pair of coffee-crazy coffee maker buying experts. We have spent a small fortune on coffee machines, always in pursuit of THE ONE, from an expensive industrial always on restaurant size Bunn because we were hoping for all stainless steel and no plastic, to everything in between. What we have learned, the hard way, is that spending a lot of money on a coffee maker does NOT equal a more delicious cup of coffee than a budget friendly machine like this. And pursuing a plastic-free machine that makes yummy coffee is like hunting for snipe. What we get with this machine, what I personally get as the setter-upper, is a straightforward ease of use machine that makes a delicious very hot cup of coffee, on a timer! no less, so that when our dogs wake us up at 2 am, as they do every day (that’s another story), the blessed coffee is inside the carafe beckoning to me, whispering…Forget about your happy dreams and your cozy bed with the satin pillow cases, Come hither… It is far and away the first quiet coffee maker we have ever owned, and we have owned soooo very many. No obnoxious buzzer. Just the near perfect silence of filtered water dripping over aromatic coffee. You can set the timer or not. The button is titled Brew Later. I use a magnifying glass because the am/pm in the upper right corner is ludicrously minuscule. So minuscule I still sometimes get it wrong. You can make a full pot or just enough. You can steal a cup during the brewing. This works better for us when we use a large Bunn paper filter, because the coffees we enjoy are finely ground. If we use a permanent filter they flow over and end up clogging things up. It even shuts off automatically so you never have to give it a second thought or worry. And you can buy a permanent gold tone filter that fits like a glove. I am currently using half Starbucks medium roast decaf with half gorgeous Seattles Best Portside Blend caffeinated ground coffee. I just pour the bags of coffee into a jar together. (We recently bought a Kitchenaid Cold Brew coffee maker so I want to get Starbucks Sumatra whole beans to grind for that. See! I told you we are coffee crazy!!). I cannot wait to make Sumatra fresh ground coffee in this machine. But I should mention it does better with a coarser grind. By the way decaf coffee has made giant leaps and bounds!! over the years. Who knew? the benefits of coffee without all the caffeine. After we enjoy our coffee in the wee hours, with our furry little stinkers, I set up the machine for the next day and push the Brew Later button once. Just the push of the timer button and I know I have another cup of joy to look forward to. If you accidentally push it more than once, it doesn’t matter. Still works. Tips: Do not overfill with coffee grounds, especially if they are Finely ground. The filter cup needs a bit of space between the spout and the grounds. We are comfortable making 10 cups. I believe I use a 1/3 measuring cup that I leave in the coffee jar, 3 scoops to a pot. Also, if you steal a cup during brewing, it won’t have had time to get very hot, especially if it is being poured into a cold cup. And if you overfill the basket, you will clog it up and the stealing a cup option becomes a small clean up operation. The machine tells you when it is time to run the Clean cycle. I simply add vinegar and water and press the Clean button. Afterwards I run a pot of water through it and Voila! Clean Machine. Update: We are hooked on freshly ground coffee of late. I found an inexpensive mess-free grinder on Amazon and we have been swooning this week over Seattle’s Best Portside Blend. It is a smooth, medium roast coffee that starts our day (or night) with the taste of coffee perfection.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by Rainy
Style: CM2035B
I bought this after having experienced 12-cup thermal-carafe coffee makers at two of my stepkids' homes. The ability to not have a glass carafe, and have hot coffee for my typical consumption of the full 12 cups, over a typical ~2-hour period, without having to worry about scorching the coffee appealed to me greatly. Both of those households liked their coffee considerably stronger than I, and so very fully filled their (in both cases) gold-mesh filters, one each round and cone style. So it was with considerable surprise that my 4-heaping-tablespoon-scoops coffee load (first picture) resulted in: Every single time, my brew basket came out looking like the second or third picture. I brewed every single day I owned this machine (returning it for refund on the last possible day, 34 pots later). Never was there no grounds in the basket. Sometimes a few, and ... Sometimes a lot, resulting in the top of the carafe looking like the 4th picture. I can't imagine what the outcome of putting in 12 tablespoons (nominally at least twice the load of my heaping tablespoon-scoop) would have been. Never was any potful free of drips. Sometimes, a LOT of drips. The most egregious of them looked like the last two pictures. It got to the point where I was NEVER without a folded paper towel next to my mug in order to catch the drips. I did everything I could think of to eliminate the drips. Tilt the pot, and THEN push the pouring seal. Push the pouring seal and THEN pour. Scrub the gasket between the top and the pot, and the gasket between the on/off pouring seal. The best I ever achieved was a few drips down the front of the pot. The worst is in the pictures. That's all the negative stuff. The coffee was great. The pot, lid, and basket were easy to clean. If I didn't mind the occasional instance of grounds in my coffee, or having to clean up every single time I brewed, sometimes several times in the 4 pours (my mug is a full pint, also insulated), the inevitable drips, I likely would have kept it, as the coffee was fine. A minor nuisance was that the water tank was a bit difficult to fill accurately without paying very strict attention, as the spray unit divided the width exactly in half, making a relatively small target for the full carafe. As I followed the recommendation of the owner's manual and preheated the carafe before brewing, I never actually used the preset/overnight-ready setup; in fact, I stowed it in the cabinet directly over where I brewed, so it always displayed a flashing 12:00 - but I expect it would have worked as intended. I (obviously) have no idea why the carafe leaked or whatever-other-mechanism caused my drip issues. But I'm certain I could not have improved the coffee grounds issue, given my care in leveling my load, and the fact that it was perhaps a third of the normal load for the 12-cup brew I did each time. The only way I can conceive for that failure is that the drain wasn't sufficiently large. I admit that, not having had an endoscope to sneak in during brewing I never got to see the effects of the multi-directional spray bar; I'd thought it a fantastic idea and it was one of the reasons I purchased this model. It may have been that the pressure was a bit too much and caused splashing of the grounds, but the very even level of the empty-of-water basket suggests otherwise, and that it simply overflowed the filter paper. One other niggle. As you can see, I have a wide-bottomed insulated mug. It's a leftover from my 15 years of cruising on a sailboat. So old that it's unobtanium now, and I've made it safe to use with an electrical tie reinforcement to the handle. But I digress... The subject pot gave me 4 cupfuls - the usual "12 cups" - if you count leaving a half-inch or so space at the top on each fill. So, this carafe, spiller though it was, wouldn't deliver a full 12 cups, despite my filling it to the brim, and being rewarded, most times, with spillover (overfill as far as this one's water reservoir was concerned). For whatever it's worth, Amazon immediately refunded my purchase, for which I had already used up the credit to my 'wallet' by ordering the other version I'd considered when ordering this one. It's the very similar-looking https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2JK9Y8V - which I've used several times since my return of the subject unit, and found the resulting coffee grounds' level as expected, which is to say the dark line went only about halfway up the edge. And furthermore, it delivers an honest 12 cups - 4 fills of my ancient mug, with only space enough left to put on the sipper, no-spill lid - every time. And the water reservoir fill opening is massive by comparison. If you're considering the two, I'd definitely recommend the link immediately above, and give THIS one a pass.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Skip Gundlach
Style: CM2035B
I am an avid researcher when making a purchase, especially when it's as critical as our daily coffee supply- lol! So when our third rather expensive Keurig died very early I decided we'd spend no more money on that brand. I was looking for the versatility of brewing a whole pot or a smaller portion AND the idea of a thermal carafe instead of a hot plate was very appealing. I looked at many, many brands and models ranging in price from $ to $$$. I read reviews, I watched videos, I looked up anything and everything I could. This little machine continued to offer features that I really liked without bells and whistles I would rarely use. We are a plain yet picky coffee drinking household and we nurse a pot all day long (one of us is day shift and the other night shift so it's always "morning wake up time" around here). As one who nputs milk in their coffee, I'll admit to being doubtful that I'd find a coffeemaker with a thermal carafe that would maintain a drinkable temperature (once milk was added to the cup) for very long and I hate microwaving my coffee. So I read reviews saying this carafe "kept coffee hot for hours" with a strong dose of skepticism. WOW! Has this exceeded expectations! Four hours after brewing the very last cup of the pot was still quite hot enough to steam and be very nicely drinkable after I added the milk. So, here is my run down of the lovely features this model offers: 1. Capacity - It holds a full 12 cups which gets us through a day here. Everyone should remember that a "cup" when measuring coffee is actually 5oz. and not 8oz. So 60 oz. of water goes in and 60 oz. of coffee comes out (yes, the engineer in the house measured) which is more than our much more $$ Keurig could ever say. 2. Ease of Use - The brew, size and programming options are quite straightforward to operate, not only in compexity but in button size and readablity, which is helpful when my elderly father wants to help prepare the next morning s coffee. 3. Build Quality and Design - The machine fits easily under my kitchen cabinets, and takes up much less counter space than my Keurig. The markings on the water reservoir are easy to see. TIP: Do use a pitcher other than the carafe to fill the reservoir, not because the carafe doesn't pour well (IT POURS GREAT!), but because it is just easier if you are working under cabinets to pour from something smaller. 4. The carafe - This could go under design, but it's honestly such a great feature it deserves its own note. It is clearly a quality thermal container and very easy to pour from and it's wide mouth when you take the lid off makes it extremely easy to clean (no need for that narrow brush when washing, you can get your entire hand in there, even my husband's larger hands find it easy to clean). And here is the tip that I've been most grateful for from other reviews: After brewing is complete, REMOVE the carafe from the coffeemaker tray. When it is on the tray the "brew through" feature of the lid is automatically open slightly (to allow for brewing) and I'm sure this could speed heat loss. We simply take the pot and move it over to the counter and hours later it's still plenty hot, yet the cool-touch handle and sides of the carafe are not too warm to handle easily. We have not needed to put a hotpad underneath the carafe when on the counter. Also, the spout pours nice and neatly, unlike other coffeemakers we've had where you were cleaning up drips each time you poured a cup. All this to say, if you want a quality, easy to use and easy to maintain machine AND actual value for your money, purchase this machine! I'm so glad I did!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Michele L Hutchins
Style: CM2046S
I've had this coffee maker now for about 3 weeks. I don't love it, but I don't hate it. I'm also not 100% sure if I would recommend it either. Here's why. PLEASE READ ENTIRE REVIEW FOR IMPORTANT INFO. Before purchasing this, I read lots of the reviews, and watched all of the video reviews before I decided on this one. Because everyone seemed happy with theirs, I went ahead and bought it. It was pricier than others, but I always go by the old saying, "you get what you pay for". It shipped very quickly and arrived the next day. When I got mine, I went through the setup procedure and I was ready to enjoy my first pot of coffee. The first thing I noticed was the lid was very loose, and I knew it was supposed to "lock" into place. After all, that's how the coffee is supposed to stay hot, in the carafe, and not on a warming plate, right? Even the description states: • 4 LAYER VACUUM SEALED THERMAL CARAFE: keeps coffee hot for up to two hours with the 4-layer vacuum sealed thermal carafe. On mine, I quickly discovered that there was a plastic seal missing from the carafe lid, which supposedly makes the carafe air tight. I reached out to Black+Decker and they quickly sent me a replacement lid (thank you Black+Decker). Finally, after getting the new lid I would be able to enjoy nice hot coffee. And I did...sort of. After using it for a few weeks now, I've noticed that the first cup of coffee that comes out is piping hot. By the time I get my second cup (maybe 45 minutes later) the coffee is what I would describe as "very warm", not hot. By the time I get to my 3rd cup, (don't judge) the coffee in the carafe is just lukewarm, (hello Mr. Microwave). I think I expected it to remain closer to hot much longer. BUT, while writing this review, I noticed in the product description it says: • IMPORTANT PRO TIP: To help coffee stay at brewed temperature, warm the carafe by filling with hot tap water and then discarding before brewing. So, I tried that this morning, and, it did help somewhat to keep the coffee in the carafe hotter, longer. I'm going to keep doing this and experiment to get the best results. My feeling on this is that it's just an extra step in the morning I wouldn't have to do with a traditional coffee maker with a glass carafe. One thing I do like is that the carafe does stay cool to the touch on the outside and also the no-drip spout feature. What I used to like about my old coffee maker is being able to use the glass carafe to measure the water and pour it right into the reservoir. With this carafe, there's no way to do that so I have to use a measuring cup. This is a minor inconvenience though. One other feature I wish this coffee maker had is that the clock display does not illuminate when power button is pushed (see picture) or while brewing coffee. It seems like a very dim display. Bottom line, typically if I don't like something I buy, I return it. However, I'm not going to return this simply because I don't want to go through the hassle of packing it all up and returning it, and I still get my coffee every morning.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by Mr. Murray