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product_id: 13355029
title: "5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1500TS"
brand: "bonavita"
price: "$1412757"
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# Optimal 194°–205°F brew temp 5 cups brewed in 5 minutes Stainless steel double-wall thermal carafe 5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1500TS

**Brand:** bonavita
**Price:** $1412757
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee ritual—because great mornings don’t wait.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1500TS by bonavita
- **How much does it cost?** $1412757 with free shipping
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## Best For

- bonavita enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bonavita brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Brew Fast, Brew Smart:** One-touch operation delivers a full 5-cup carafe in just 5 minutes—perfect for your busy mornings.
- • **Pre-Infusion Bloom Mode:** Unlock deeper aroma and flavor with gentle pre-wetting of grounds before brewing.
- • **Travel-Ready & Easy Clean:** Lightweight, compact design with dishwasher-safe BPA-free parts and a thermal carafe that keeps coffee hot on the go.
- • **Even Extraction, Every Cup:** Special showerhead and flat-bottom filter ensure uniform saturation for barista-level taste.
- • **Precision Temperature Control:** 1100-watt heater maintains the ideal 194°–205°F range for rich, full-flavored coffee every time.

## Overview

The Bonavita 5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker combines professional-grade brewing precision with effortless one-touch operation. Featuring a powerful 1100-watt heater that hits the SCA-certified ideal temperature range, it brews a full 5-cup carafe in just 5 minutes. Its stainless steel double-wall thermal carafe keeps coffee hot without bitterness, while the showerhead and flat-bottom filter ensure even extraction for rich flavor. Compact, dishwasher-safe, and travel-friendly, this brewer is designed for millennials who demand quality and convenience in every cup.

## Description

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Review: Not perfect, merely great. - Some of the negative reviews almost caused me to pass on this brewer. I am glad that I decided to buy it, anyway. I am experienced with coffee and brewing methods. I have been drinking specialty coffee for years, have all the equipment, used to roast my own beans, blah blah. I have pourovers, vacuum brewers, and French presses. My go-to brewing method has always been French press. But I was always a bit envious of my son-in-law's Technovorm, which makes a great cup of coffee. I finally decided to break down and get a Technivorm, but when I checked the price I learned that it has gone up by nearly $100. So, I came across this device, and bought it. Here is my review: Coffee quality is excellent, as good as the Technovorm, in my view. One of the criticisms is that this brewer is not SCAA sanctioned, and this concerned me because I was afraid that the brew temperature would be inadequate. Not so. This brewer gets to 200 deg. F. Great cup of coffee. An advantage of this brewer, for me, is that I can make a small pot with no loss of brew quality. I can made 12, 18 or 24 ounce pots and all are great. A lot of times I want just one cup, and because I can make a great 12 ounce pot, I don't waste beans. One complaint I read was that it is confusing to put the brewer into the special, pre-infusion mode. I found this claim to be false. With the machine off, you hold the switch down for five seconds. Now you are in special mode (which I haven't used much), and you stay there until you exit the mode (another five second push) or until you unplug the machine. Nothing could be simpler. In fact the entire operation of the machine is simple, an advantage. Another complaint was poor quality. To me, this device is no better or worse, quality wise, than the Technovorm. Yes it's light weight and has a lot of plastic. So does the Technovorm. This is a good looking machine that will not embarrass you counter top. Another complaint was about how the carafe pours. I think this complaint is fair. The carafe is hard to empty completely and does a poor job of pouring unless the top has been installed. My solution is to use the top whenever I pour. It takes five seconds or less to install (it has a one-turn thread). A final complaint is that there is no warming plate and that the carafe dies not keep the coffee warm long enough. Well, no and yes. No, coffee should never be kept warm on a burner because it creates bitterness, and it does this very rapidly - don't do it, better to microwave it, if needed. Yes, the carafe loses some heat, as it has a lot of surface area. It keeps the coffee plenty hot for me, but I would say that an hour is about it. In summary, this brewer makes an outstanding pot of coffee. The brewer isn't perfect. It is merely great. If there is a better option to brewed coffee at a hundred bucks I don't know what it is.
Review: A great choice if it's on sale - I got this on an "open box" deal for $66, and for that price it's impossible to beat. For the list price it's still quite good but possibly more difficult to justify. I would say for what I paid, it's a five star product. For the over $100 list price, it's closer to four stars. Read on for my detailed thoughts. I've worked at a few coffee shops, done cuppings with roasters, tried many different brewing techniques, roasted my own beans, etc, so I've definitely tried plenty of good coffee. This coffee is good. When you pay more for a drip machine, you're essentially buying consistency -- water temperature, volume, brew time, where the water is distributed over the grounds, all of these things matter, and make a difference in the flavors that end up in your cup. So while a $10 walmart dripper just indiscriminately dumps some moderately hot water over your precious coffee, a more expensive maker will control these variables with greater and greater precision. It's possible a moccamaster is more precise, but I don't have experience with one. I can say that the coffee the bonavita produces compares favorably with the extremely expensive, top of the line fetco machines (with proprietary spinning showerhead drippers and all the other bells and whistles) we had at the last coffee shop I worked at. I've changed cities since I worked there, so it's difficult to compare apples to apples, since I don't have access to the same beans, but using fairly middle of the road beans I've gotten pleasing results. It's not as good as the godly-est pourovers I've ever had, but it's fairly consistently quite good, doesn't require you to stare lovingly at your hario for 10 minutes, and can brew several cups at once, unlike an aeropress. Changing the volume of beans used and the fineness of the grind yield relatively predictable results, which is a wonderful encouragement for experimentation in search of your personal perfect recipe. To address some of the common complaints: I find the coffee plenty hot when the machine is finished brewing. It's very important to preheat everything before you start brewing, especially since it's a comparatively small volume of hot coffee. I run a two or three cup "blank pot" through the machine to rinse the filter and heat everything up before I brew. It's true, the pot does not keep the coffee hot all day, however I have to say it's just a little ridiculous to expect it to. It's a relatively small volume of liquid (less liquid=less heat retention) in a pot that has a fairly large surface area, including that big, plastic, heat sucking lid. This is part of the reason for the tall, skinny design of the moccamaster, to minimize the surface area of the lid. I've found the bonavita carafe keeps my coffee reasonably hot for a couple hours, which is plenty for me. It might not be the world's best thermal pot but it's also not terrible, and the wider lid makes it easier to clean. For what I paid it's fine. It's got a few plastic parts but what coffee maker for around $100 or less doesn't? I don't know if they changed the design of the carafe since the previous reviewers bought theirs, but I don't experience the problems they've had with pouring without the lid. I wouldn't call it a great pouring experience but it also doesn't make a huge mess as others have complained. It definitely pours better with the lid but if I pour a cup without I don't have any problem. Maybe a drip or two but nothing out of the ordinary. That being said, the complaint about there always beings about a tablespoon of liquid remaining in the carafe is totally true. It doesn't make me crazy, but it is kind of mystifying how I can leave the thing upside down for hours, come back, and there's still a tablespoon of water rolling around in there. I don't think the volume of liquid is enough to affect the quality of the coffee, and if you wanted to you could just dry it out with a towel, but it is a very strange design problem. Bonavita offers a double walled glass carafe replacement that looks beautiful and is probably better than the stock one on most counts, but is rather expensive given the cost of the machine itself. Overall, if you want something approaching consistency and quality from a drip brewer, this is a good choice. Maybe not the world's best, but also not the most expensive. Since I got it for 66, I'm quite happy. But if I had bought it for list price, I might have felt like I would rather have saved some money and just worked on my chemex technique. So at 66, five stars, over 100, four stars.

## Features

- 5 CUPS IN 5 MINS: Brew a full 5-cup carafe in just 5 minutes with one touch. The 1100-watt heater ensures an optimal temperature of 194°–205°F (90°–96°C) for fast, flavorful coffee every time.
- ONE-TOUCH FAST BREW: Start your day effortlessly with a single press, enjoying professional and fresh coffee from Bonavita’s SCA-certified brewer! The auto shut-off feature enhances safety, giving you peace of mind with every brew.
- EVEN EXTRACTION FOR FULL FLAVOR: The specially designed showerhead ensures even saturation of coffee grounds, perfectly complementing the hanging flat-bottom filter basket for uniform flavor extraction.
- BLOOM FOR RICHER TASTE:The optional pre-infusion mode gently pre-wets coffee grounds before brewing, resulting in a richer and fuller extraction that brings out the aromatic flavors in every cup.
- DISHWASHER-SAFE & BPA-FREE: The carafe lid, filter basket, and showerhead are dishwasher-safe and BPA-free. The 1L stainless steel thermal carafe ensures excellent heat retention and effortless pouring.
- Easy to Carry, Perfect for Travel: Lightweight and compact with a 5-cup capacity, this coffee maker makes it simple to enjoy rich, home-style coffee wherever you go. Whether waking up in a hotel or glamping in style with power access, savor your favorite brew anytime, anywhere.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00SK5IXPQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #151,021 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #178 in Coffee Machines |
| Brand | Bonavita |
| Brand Name | Bonavita |
| Capacity | 25 Fluid Ounces |
| Coffee Maker Type | Pour Over |
| Color | Black, Silver |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 2,904 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel Finish |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00645240811797 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Carafe |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.2"D x 12.3"W x 10.6"H |
| Item Type Name | One-Touch Pour Over Brewing, |
| Item Weight | 5 Pounds |
| Manufacture Year | 2020 |
| Manufacturer | Bonavita |
| Material | Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | 5 Cup Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe, |
| Model Number | BV1500TS |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Thermal |
| Product Dimensions | 6.2"D x 12.3"W x 10.6"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Brewing coffee in small quantities |
| Special Feature | Thermal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Pour-over brewing |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 722651290967 645240811797 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 2-year limited warranty |
| Wattage | 1100 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Bonavita
- **Capacity:** 25 Fluid Ounces
- **Color:** Black, Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.2"D x 12.3"W x 10.6"H
- **Special Feature:** Thermal

## Images

![5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1500TS - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/717KwGzrA8L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: 5 Cups???  How many ounces are actually brewed?**
A: I measured using an 8 oz measuring cup
-27 ounces of water takes you even with the 5 cup line
-28 ounces of water takes you just above the line
--Everything was properly measured at the meniscus
-This yields a per-cup pre-brewed number of between 5.4 oz and 5.6 oz
--As others have said, there will be some retention of liquid in the grounds.
--The amount of retention varies depending on the grind (fine/course) and the roast of the coffee.

Search on "How to measure water at meniscus" if you're curious as to why this is the accurate figure.

**Q: Does coffee maker have a thermal carafe?**
A: thermal and heated are 2 different  things

**Q: can i use this to make tea or lemonade**
A: I suppose you could use it for tea, but it is so fine tuned for coffee (temperature) that I don't know why you would.  You won't have the correct temps for black, oolong, white, green tea.

**Q: Is tere a special permanent gold tone filter for use with this model???**
A: Hi Steve - We do not manufacture/sell a specific reusable (gold) filter, but any version on the market should work with the Brew Basket on this model Coffeemaker. I suggest maybe taking the basket with you to the store when you purchase one, just to make sure. Thank you!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not perfect, merely great.
*by X***X on November 7, 2015*

Some of the negative reviews almost caused me to pass on this brewer. I am glad that I decided to buy it, anyway. I am experienced with coffee and brewing methods. I have been drinking specialty coffee for years, have all the equipment, used to roast my own beans, blah blah. I have pourovers, vacuum brewers, and French presses. My go-to brewing method has always been French press. But I was always a bit envious of my son-in-law's Technovorm, which makes a great cup of coffee. I finally decided to break down and get a Technivorm, but when I checked the price I learned that it has gone up by nearly $100. So, I came across this device, and bought it. Here is my review: Coffee quality is excellent, as good as the Technovorm, in my view. One of the criticisms is that this brewer is not SCAA sanctioned, and this concerned me because I was afraid that the brew temperature would be inadequate. Not so. This brewer gets to 200 deg. F. Great cup of coffee. An advantage of this brewer, for me, is that I can make a small pot with no loss of brew quality. I can made 12, 18 or 24 ounce pots and all are great. A lot of times I want just one cup, and because I can make a great 12 ounce pot, I don't waste beans. One complaint I read was that it is confusing to put the brewer into the special, pre-infusion mode. I found this claim to be false. With the machine off, you hold the switch down for five seconds. Now you are in special mode (which I haven't used much), and you stay there until you exit the mode (another five second push) or until you unplug the machine. Nothing could be simpler. In fact the entire operation of the machine is simple, an advantage. Another complaint was poor quality. To me, this device is no better or worse, quality wise, than the Technovorm. Yes it's light weight and has a lot of plastic. So does the Technovorm. This is a good looking machine that will not embarrass you counter top. Another complaint was about how the carafe pours. I think this complaint is fair. The carafe is hard to empty completely and does a poor job of pouring unless the top has been installed. My solution is to use the top whenever I pour. It takes five seconds or less to install (it has a one-turn thread). A final complaint is that there is no warming plate and that the carafe dies not keep the coffee warm long enough. Well, no and yes. No, coffee should never be kept warm on a burner because it creates bitterness, and it does this very rapidly - don't do it, better to microwave it, if needed. Yes, the carafe loses some heat, as it has a lot of surface area. It keeps the coffee plenty hot for me, but I would say that an hour is about it. In summary, this brewer makes an outstanding pot of coffee. The brewer isn't perfect. It is merely great. If there is a better option to brewed coffee at a hundred bucks I don't know what it is.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great choice if it's on sale
*by C***B on August 20, 2016*

I got this on an "open box" deal for $66, and for that price it's impossible to beat. For the list price it's still quite good but possibly more difficult to justify. I would say for what I paid, it's a five star product. For the over $100 list price, it's closer to four stars. Read on for my detailed thoughts. I've worked at a few coffee shops, done cuppings with roasters, tried many different brewing techniques, roasted my own beans, etc, so I've definitely tried plenty of good coffee. This coffee is good. When you pay more for a drip machine, you're essentially buying consistency -- water temperature, volume, brew time, where the water is distributed over the grounds, all of these things matter, and make a difference in the flavors that end up in your cup. So while a $10 walmart dripper just indiscriminately dumps some moderately hot water over your precious coffee, a more expensive maker will control these variables with greater and greater precision. It's possible a moccamaster is more precise, but I don't have experience with one. I can say that the coffee the bonavita produces compares favorably with the extremely expensive, top of the line fetco machines (with proprietary spinning showerhead drippers and all the other bells and whistles) we had at the last coffee shop I worked at. I've changed cities since I worked there, so it's difficult to compare apples to apples, since I don't have access to the same beans, but using fairly middle of the road beans I've gotten pleasing results. It's not as good as the godly-est pourovers I've ever had, but it's fairly consistently quite good, doesn't require you to stare lovingly at your hario for 10 minutes, and can brew several cups at once, unlike an aeropress. Changing the volume of beans used and the fineness of the grind yield relatively predictable results, which is a wonderful encouragement for experimentation in search of your personal perfect recipe. To address some of the common complaints: I find the coffee plenty hot when the machine is finished brewing. It's very important to preheat everything before you start brewing, especially since it's a comparatively small volume of hot coffee. I run a two or three cup "blank pot" through the machine to rinse the filter and heat everything up before I brew. It's true, the pot does not keep the coffee hot all day, however I have to say it's just a little ridiculous to expect it to. It's a relatively small volume of liquid (less liquid=less heat retention) in a pot that has a fairly large surface area, including that big, plastic, heat sucking lid. This is part of the reason for the tall, skinny design of the moccamaster, to minimize the surface area of the lid. I've found the bonavita carafe keeps my coffee reasonably hot for a couple hours, which is plenty for me. It might not be the world's best thermal pot but it's also not terrible, and the wider lid makes it easier to clean. For what I paid it's fine. It's got a few plastic parts but what coffee maker for around $100 or less doesn't? I don't know if they changed the design of the carafe since the previous reviewers bought theirs, but I don't experience the problems they've had with pouring without the lid. I wouldn't call it a great pouring experience but it also doesn't make a huge mess as others have complained. It definitely pours better with the lid but if I pour a cup without I don't have any problem. Maybe a drip or two but nothing out of the ordinary. That being said, the complaint about there always beings about a tablespoon of liquid remaining in the carafe is totally true. It doesn't make me crazy, but it is kind of mystifying how I can leave the thing upside down for hours, come back, and there's still a tablespoon of water rolling around in there. I don't think the volume of liquid is enough to affect the quality of the coffee, and if you wanted to you could just dry it out with a towel, but it is a very strange design problem. Bonavita offers a double walled glass carafe replacement that looks beautiful and is probably better than the stock one on most counts, but is rather expensive given the cost of the machine itself. Overall, if you want something approaching consistency and quality from a drip brewer, this is a good choice. Maybe not the world's best, but also not the most expensive. Since I got it for 66, I'm quite happy. But if I had bought it for list price, I might have felt like I would rather have saved some money and just worked on my chemex technique. So at 66, five stars, over 100, four stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Coffee if You Don't Mind the Quirks
*by W***L on July 21, 2017*

This machine makes the best cup of coffee you will get from a drip grind. It is rugged and well-made, but has some strange quirks that are annoying. First the good news: It uses a full depth Melitta filter and cone, and heats only an ounce or so of water at a time, so it gives excellent penetration of the ground coffee. It will brew a full pot in less than five minutes. It shuts itself off after brewing. There is no hot plate under the carafe, so you can place the carafe directly onto a counter or table without damage. Some reviewers noted that it is mostly plastic, but it is not the brittle styrene found in cheaper machines. This unit is made of a much stronger and slightly flexible polymer - possibly nylon - that should stand up well. It is also wrapped in stainless steel for added strength and protection. The clear part appears to be glass, but may be a very hard plastic. Now here are the downsides: In order to get the full-depth filter into an under-counter unit, the cone extends into the carafe, so you have to remove the cone promptly after brewing and install the cover on the carafe to keep the coffee hot. You also need to have the cover on when you pour. If you try to pour without the cover, it will slop and dribble all over the counter no matter how careful you are. It pours slowly, which helps to aerate the coffee and make it taste better, but the slow pour could aggravate an impatient user. I also found that the paper filters tend to collapse when sliding the carafe into the machine with the filter cone, no matter how carefully I fold them, so I use a permanent gold filter that I had bought years ago for a Melitta brewer. One last annoyance: you cannot pour the last ounce or two out of the carafe; you can only replace it with water, then sponge it out - or just leave it in. If you pre-heat the stainless steel carafe, brew a full pot, and install the cover immediately after brewing, it will keep a full pot above 160 degrees for two hours or more. It the pot is not full, however, it will cool much faster. For me and my housemate, it works fine, as she likes to wait awhile after waking before having her coffee, while I want mine right away. As others have noted, it keeps the coffee above 160 degrees for at least an hour. All said, I am very pleased with this machine. Despite its annoying quirks, it makes wonderful coffee.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Bonavita 5 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1500TS
- Medelco #4 Cone Permanent Coffee Filter
- Technivorm Moccamaster #4 White Paper Filters, 100-count per box

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