Café Specialty Drip Coffee Maker | 10-Cup Insulated Thermal Carafe | WiFi Enabled Voice-to-Brew Technology | Smart Home Kitchen Essentials | SCA Certified, Barista-Quality Brew | Matte White
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Color: Matte White
Style: Thermal Carafe
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- SCA CERTIFIED - Experience a barista-quality cup of coffee right from your own counter with this stylish, SCA Certified coffee maker that has been rigorously tested to ensure your coffee is consistently delicious.
- WIFI ENABLED - Adorn your kitchen with this beautifully designed smart coffee maker that can be controlled with the SmartHQ app, Alexa, and Google Home. Voice-to-Brew controls deliver a conveniently connected perfect cup, every time.
- 10 CUP BREW - Whether your brewing 1 cup or a whole pot, you can customize every cup to your personal taste with this advanced, 10-cup coffee maker that stores your favorite settings for number of cups, temperature and brew strength.
- CUSTOM BREW STRENGTH - Enjoy the perfect, balanced cup of coffee exactly the way you like it courtesy of four unique brewing modes: Gold, Light, Medium & Bold.
- AUTO BREW - Mornings just got easier. When you use the auto brew feature, you can wake up to fresh, hot, perfectly personalized coffee that is ready just when you programmed it to be.
- Easy-to-use filtration unit that fits inside the water reservoir of your coffee maker. Helps remove chlorine and other impurities from your water. GE Appliances Replacement Carbon Coffee Filter Cartridges, 6-pack, UNIV1CFLTR6PK, sold separately
- Too coarse a grind, too little coffee, or insufficiently tamping the grounds before brewing can all lead to inadequate pressure for a proper brew. It is important to note that the amount of espresso extracted will vary depending on the grind size and amount and reprogramming may be needed when the size and amount are adjusted.
Description
Start the day with coffee brewed to Golden Cup perfection, the world's highest standard certified by the Specialty Coffee Association. Equipped for Wi-Fi connection, this drip coffee maker from Café can be paired with your smartphone using the SmartHQ app. This allows you to control the strength, size and temperature of your brew from anywhere, and to schedule up to 10 cups of brew in advance. Select from four unique brewing modes: Gold, Light, Medium, and Bold. Brew to your favorite temperature every time thanks to a precision coffee maker that creates drip coffee from 185 to 205 degrees. Distinguished by sleek designer finishes, the Café Appliances define bold contemporary style in the kitchen. Countertop appliances that pair style with substance. Enjoy the design, style, and quality of a Café appliance on your countertop. Café's line of small appliances come in several beautiful finish options, each featuring the signature copper accent. The Expressions Collection is a line of countertop appliance from Café that beautifully match the design of your Café kitchen and have the innovative features you want.
Brand: Café
Capacity: 2.8 Pounds
Color: Matte White
Product Dimensions: 7.3"D x 12.5"W x 14"H
Special Feature: App-Controlled, Jug, Programmable, Removable Tank, Thermal, Timer
Other Special Features of the Product: App-Controlled, Jug, Programmable, Removable Tank, Thermal, Timer
Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Coffee Maker
Recommended Uses For Product: Brewing Coffee
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 950 watts
Voltage: 120 Volts
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: Ground
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Power Source: Electric
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 2.8 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.3"D x 12.5"W x 14"H
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
coffee_filter_size: #6
Brand Name: Café
Included Components: Carafe, Coffee Maker, Coffee Scoop, Filter
Model Name: Café Specialty Drip Coffee Maker with Insulated Thermal Carafe
Model Number: C7CDAAS4PW3
Global Trade Identification Number: 46
Manufacturer: Café
Warranty Description: Limited 1-year entire appliance
UPC: 084691857846
Part Number: C7CDAAS4PW3
Item Type Name: Specialty Drip Coffee Maker
Color: Matte White
Style: Thermal Carafe
Material: Copper
Exterior Finish: Matte
Is the item dishwasher safe?: No
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Color: Matte White
Style: Thermal Carafe
After about six years of faithful service from my Bunn coffee maker, it decided to start leaking. Not bad considering we make at least one pot of coffee a day, and often 2-3 pots on Saturdays. As much as I loved the Bunn, I was ready for a coffee maker I could program to start brewing while I was getting ready in the morning, and didn't take up quite so much counter space. I had one specific requirement for out new coffee maker. It needed to be SCA Golden Cup certified. After much research it came down to this GE Cafe and the Breville coffee maker that was also Golden Cup certified. The ultimate deciding factors were that the GE Cafe (as expensive as it is) was still about $100 less than the Breville, and it was compatible with my SmartHQ app that I already use with my GE range. I ordered the white Cafe. Not the color choice I really wanted, but definitely easier to convince my wife to purchase it than to spend and additional $40-$50 to get either black or stainless. I know it will take extra care over time to prevent (or, at least slow down) the coffee stains... but it is, what it is. What it is, is a beautiful piece of equipment that certainly dresses up my 80's countertop and log walls. Right out of the box the coffee maker feels very high quality. It was very easy to set up as well. The instructions were easy to follow, and within minutes I had it connected to SmartHQ and brewing the first pot of coffee. Speaking of coffee, it is fantastic. Even though the instructions did not specifically say to, I did run a pot of water through the coffee maker before brewing my first pot of coffee. For my first pot, I followed the instructions to the letter. I used 1 scoop of coffee per cup. I chose the Gold setting to brew according to SCA standards. The coffee that came out was strong, but not bitter. It was stronger than my wife and I both prefer, but still extremely pleasant to drink. Every pot I have made since then has used the ration of 1 scoop for every 2 cups of coffee. That equates to 1TBSP per cup. Not near as strong and black, but still an absolutely perfect cup of coffee to start the day with. I know the SmartHQ is an added bonus that is certainly not necessary. However, I find it very easy to use. I used it to set up an auto-brew schedule for Mon-Fri, and another for Sundays. For Saturday, I don't have auto-brew set, but it is still nice to sit in bed, pull up the app on my iPhone and tell it to start brewing the pot I set up the night before. I know I will have a hot pot of coffee waiting on me. I have only been using the Cafe for just over a week, so I certainly can't speak to reliability over the long haul. I have my reminders set to update this review in 6 months and a year. I will try to update with either pluses or minuses based on how reliably the Cafe is still working for us.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by J.Strickland
Color: Matte Black
Style: Thermal Carafe
Tl;Dr - I wanted to like this coffee maker but after several failed attempts to produce a good pot of coffee (and some other worrisome quality issues) I'm giving up and returning it for a refund. I'll start with the few positives. The first is that this is a good looking coffee maker. We opted for the black thermal carafe model and I think it is handsome, however as noted by others here it really is more of a "space grey". It really is nowhere close to black so not sure why they would call it that. The other surprising positive is the Wi-Fi connection. The fact that it can get it's time from the network so I don't have to worry about power outages or daylight savings messing up my brew timer is potentially great even though I generally feel like smart appliances are "one more thing to break". Okay onto the bad...first, upon unpacking I found moisture in the machine. I probably should have just stopped there and returned it but I kept going. Upon setting it up, I noticed that the acrylic piece on the front where the knob and buttons are was popping out and not flush as I would expect. I was able to push the piece in and it felt like it clicked in but after running a few brew cycles I guess the thermal expansion of the surrounding metal(?) caused it to pop back out again. On that note, there is a lot of plastic here and based on deep-diving into other reviews I do have concerns about the longevity/durability of the coatings, particularly on the copper bits as I already notice some spots on the carafe handle that look questionable. Most of this so far is cosmetic but all of which should be pristine particularly given the relatively high price of this maker. Ultimately though, this is about the quality of the coffee and I just could not brew a pot that came close to what I was getting from my 10+ year-old Behmor Brazen Plus, which still works but was getting a little long in the tooth. I tried it on Gold and Bold at 2 different brew temps using the same water/ground ratio as I had been in my Behmor and everything tasted watered down. My only explanation is that this brews much faster than the Behmor, and the Behmor has an adjustable pre-soak duration which I found no mention of with this Café model having at all, let alone be adjustable. I believe the lack of pre-soak also leads to the grounds overflowing the paper filter almost regardless of how much is in there. I first tried to make a 10 cup pot with 75g of grounds and the included paper filter could not contain the grounds. I then tried an 8 cup pot with 60g of grounds and still had grounds cresting the filter (and weak coffee). For comparison I use 56g for 8 cups (the max) on the Behmor and get perfect strength and nowhere close to overflowing. I do not have the equipment to measure, but my suspicion is that the flow on this thing is just too fast. I could keep going but the bottom line is that this coffee maker is not good at any price let alone $200-300. Based on most reviews I'm not the only person with this experience but it's also puzzling to see so many good reviews which makes me wonder if there is an overall quality control issue which again, shouldn't exist with an appliance marketed at this premium level.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Matte Black
Style: Thermal Carafe
Coffee.... What is Coffee? The process of applying hot water and pressure to a roasted and ground coffee bean! People have been drinking coffee for centuries. Made in many different fashions. Most of which create the same result. So when it comes to a coffee machine, what is going to set you apart from the other coffee makers is pretty much just going to be design. Still applying hot water and pressure to roasted and ground coffee beans. As for the final result, it's going to be the bean that's the star of the show. How it's roasted and how it's ground. That's It! When I was looking for a new coffee machine, I knew what I was getting into. The machine needed to meet the aesthetic of my kitchen. A timer for delayed brewing and a thermal carafe for mobility and a hope of easy clean up. Every other feature would be pointless. I found all of the necessary criteria I asked for in this machine. Every other feature on this including and especially the Bluetooth feature is absolutely pointless and should be removed from future models. Water temperature should just be 200dg. and that's it! Anyone who believes a variation on this probably thinks starbucks is good coffee anyway! It's not the temp of the water.... It's the bean you choose!! Cooler or warmer than 200dgs. is another pointless pursuit. Waking up in the morning to a freshly brewed pot of coffee, ready for the drinking is one of the great joys in life. Taking the carafe with me back to the bedroom is a non negotiable feature I simply can't do without! I needed to trust my bean squeezins will still be drinkable for the next couple of hours. It is! My previous maker's carafe was a little thicker and kept the coffee hotter longer but this one is very adequate. This Cafe' brand Coffee Maker has hit all my required marks. And just like the human face, it's the nose of my kitchen. I see it as I walk into the room. And she's pretty! The Italian influence in design, anchors my kitchens old world with modern twists as the eye darts about taking it all in. I particularly love the machines ability to be cleaned and dried... Dried is a very important aspect of coffee makers. The water reservoir in particular. Getting in there and drying this space with my hand before it begins to calcify and yellow, was a very important variable in my choosing this machine. Most are narrow and unreachable. This is a part of any other well kept kitchen that stands out from across the room if the tank is cloudy and yellowed. A pimple on the nose of my kitchen if you will.... Auto set for time, time of brew and temperature are a little clunky in their execution. And temperature should not have be a concern in this makers abilities. 200dg. That's it! Get on with your life!! Don't quite know how that made it through the R&D phase of development. This could have been much simpler without interfering with the integrity of the look or function. In the end of this tiresome review ... I fully recommend this coffee maker. I've waited several months to make a review so it wouldn't be a knee jerk impression. Once I dialed it in... Please note, that only took a few minutes not an online search for a tutorial on how to, it was pretty much ready, aim , fire. I've been enjoying seeing her sitting in her place of honor in my kitchen as well as her morning gifts of liquid courage , to take on the events of the day!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024 by Sam C.
Color: Matte Black
Style: Thermal Carafe
The original design and engineering seems flawless. This is the best coffee brew possible on "gold" mode. The water is spread out properly which other machines I have tried like the moccamaster does not. Temperature, time and blooming seem good. However the materials and build quality are terrible. It's made of cheap plastic and hardware. The carafe handle peeled and chipped. The plastic door to the water cracked due to proximity to heat. The electronics are terrible, the sensor broke and needed to be bypassed. Then the selector knob went all wonky. Honestly this should be 1/5 rating but I can't deny that even though it's hanging on by a thread, looks like like it was picked up from a dumpster and barely functioning, it still makes a great cup of coffee which is undeniably why I purchased it in the first place. Honestly it seems like thermodynamics were just ignored in the design. I bet if a more heat resistant plastic were used and better placed/ selected electronic components, a version 2 correcting the flaws would be the best home/pro level coffee maker on the market.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025 by Raymond E. Powell
Color: Matte White
Style: Thermal Carafe
This product was good until it stopped working. DO NOT BUY if you are not looking forward to buy another one next 2 or 3 years. The aesthetic of this coffee machine is amazing. It will make your kitchen look luxurious. Also, for its functionality it makes great coffee and keeps it hot in the coffee pot (or carafe). Why I am giving this product a 1 star? After using the coffee maker for 2 years I got an "ERR" error in front of the cofee maker and tried to troubleshoot and do all the neccesary things to make it work. Apparently that error message pertains to the coffee pot not making good contact to the base of the coffee maker and if it does not detect it will not work. I called customer service support to get assisstance or even help from a technician to repair it and the customer service representative stated that they cannot send a technician because "They dont carry the replacement parts for this type of repair" I asked what else can it be done and she stated that "We can only go by our manual and it seems that you already completed all those steps". So just for awareness, if you are looking to buy this product I want to say that is very nice and it works great until it decides to not work anymore. I suggest going with another brand or machine and see if they have a better customer service for this type of coffee machines (specially when you are dropping $250+).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Carloson271
Color: Matte Black
Style: Thermal Carafe
This WAS a great coffee maker until about month 11 of having it. Made the best and hottest brew. Then out of no where, WHAM err 3. So, I looked that up and it says its a heating issue or to either descale or reset to clear. To reset you just unplug for a time and its supposed to reset itself. It reset the clock and other settings but not the error 3 code. So I descale, mind you, I regularly descale. I use the recommended 50/50 water/vinegar. It would NOT finish the descale. It used all the water but was stuck in this mode. The lighted ring around the knob would just continously flash?? The reason I ended up giving it a 2 star review is 1. The cafe customer service was great. I was on hold for maybe 3 minutes and was on the phone for a total of maybe five minutes and they offered to replace it after I explained what happened. (I was still inside the 1 year warranty by 5 days, praise GOD) 2. I used this daily and had none of the wear and tear issues that were explained and showed in the reviews above. It remains as beautiful as the day I unpacked it. I have the model with the thermal carafe and it kept coffee hot for hours and at the end of the day it would still be lukewarm. As a footnote, the replacement process is a bit of a hassel but I'm willing to try it. They are sending me a mail in rebate for up to $249.99 I choose whichever model from cafe/ge/haier, purchase myself, then send receipt and mail-in rebate for reimbursement. Also, I'm not sure what people were doing to their coffee makers that were pictured above?? The cracks alone are bizarre. I'm not sure what you would have to do to this to crack it. Mine never leaked or so much as left a drip of coffee anywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Brandy
Color: Matte Black
Style: Thermal Carafe
So after reading some reviews here I was hesitant to buy this machine due to some reviews saying how messy it was. We'll let's just get this out of the way. I have yet to see a mess from this machine and have posted photos showing how good the coffee bed actually looks. In the photo, that is 69g of fresh roasted beans ground right before brewing using a Fellow Ode grinder. Not even close to a mess! Now getting into the actual review. My have to haves for this machine were a timer for auto brewing for the weekdays, SCA approved and a thermal carafe. I have owned other SCA approved machines in the past like the Breville Precision Brewer, the Bonivita 8 cup and the latest was an SCA approved Ninja Machine. If the Ratio 6 had a timer that would have been in the running this time around. Unfortunately it does not and this machine checked all my boxes so I decided to give a it a try and so glad I did! Without touching on all it's options yet, the one thing the machine needed to do in order to make it a keeper was make a great cup of coffee! If it couldn't do that, then it wouldn't matter how high tech this thing was and all the fancy stuff it could do, it was going back. Well I am happy to say, this machine makes one delicious cup of coffee! My first reaction to my first brewed sip was WOW, this cup is smooth! It was super smooth, sweet and delicious! An 8 cup pot finished brewing in just about 5 minutes which is pretty fast. The thermal carafe definitely kept the coffee hot for an hour after brewing and was even drinkable 2 hours later. Some reviews mentioned they were upset there was no hot plate. No thermal carafe machine comes with a hot plate! That is the reason for going with the thermal carafe. So your coffee doesn't cook and continue to change in flavor. If you want a hot plate, you need to buy the glass carafe. That goes for any coffee machine. If you want your coffee to stay the hottest in the thermal carafe, run hot water in the carafe so when you brew your coffee, you won't be brewing into a cold carafe which will cool the coffee down quicker. Also, the more coffee left in the carafe the longer it will stay hotter for. If you only have one cup left in the carafe, it will cool down quicker then if you have say 4 cups sitting in there. The machine allows you to choose the gold standard setting which sets everything to the SCA approved cup of coffee and no settings can be changed when set to this but for those who like to tinker, the machine also allows you to set the exact temperature of the water from 185° to 205°. You can also change the brew strength between 3 settings, light, medium and bold. I am not sure what this setting actually adjusts as it's separate from the temperature setting. I haven't brewed on anything besides the gold setting so far but I am definitely going to test the other stuff out but the Gold Setting brews a great cup. The wifi option is such a bonus on this thing! It makes setting everything up super easy. Being able to set a schedule for weekdays means I don't need to program the machine every night. If something changes, can just go into the app and change what I need. Have grinds and water in the machine but don't want to brew yet, can just start the brew from my phone when I am ready. It's great. Also hooked up to Google Home with no problem. Like I said though, if the machine didn't brew a great cup of coffee none of this other stuff would have mattered! Bottom line, yes the machine is expensive but if you are reading this review around the time it's posted, it's $100 off right now putting it much closer in price and even better then some of it's competitors! And it make a great cup of Joe! *8 Month Update - Machine is still working great! Have not had any issues and still producing a great cup of coffee. I basically have kept it on the Gold setting and found there is really no need to play with the temp and strength as the Gold Cup produces a great cup. I have been using an 18:1 coffee to water ratio based on the ounces listed on the water reservoir. Fresh roasted whole beans and weighed out. During the week I prep the night before and have a schedule setup in the app for weekdays. In the morning the coffee still comes out great even with grinding the night before. I have yet to experience any mess with grinds overflowing as others talk about and have made pots using up to 74 grams of coffe. Still recommend this machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2022 by em33
I bought this coffee maker in March 2023, so have owned it less than 2.5 years. When I purchased, it had a higher star rating and had been recommended on a couple of consumer review sites I read. The sleek, modern design, easy fill bucket and an intuitive programming system were appealing. So I spent more money than I wanted to. This product is definitely not worth the money, even if it were considerably cheaper. If you make a 10-cup pot, the grounds overflow, It's card to clean. And the handle, as you can see in the photo, is corroded. In addition, the electronics that control the auto settings are wonky. When you turn the dial it skips numbers or gives me an ERR message. It's also hard to find customer service from this company. Haven't had any luck reaching the company to see if this could be fixed or replaced. I'm really annoyed I spend so much money on a coffee maker that is failing after less than three years. I have had others that lasted a decade.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by mickie holland