Cuisinart
The Cuisinart DGB-400NAS Automatic Grind & Brew 12‑Cup Coffeemaker grinds whole beans with a built‑in blade grinder just before brewing, offering fresh‑ground coffee at the touch of a button. It features 24‑hour programmability, Brew Pause, and a glass carafe, but the grinder is noisy and requires regular cleaning.
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$118.18
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$93.76
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$59.99
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$139.87
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers and editors commend the DGB-400NAS for delivering consistently flavorful coffee thanks to its built‑in grinder and intuitive programmable controls. They also note its attractive kitchen presence and reliability, while pointing out the noisy blade grinder and the higher upkeep compared to basic drip machines as notable downsides.
What Users Say
Consumers overwhelmingly praise the fresh, full‑bodied taste and the convenience of scheduling brews, often highlighting the machine's durability. Common criticisms focus on the loud grinder, the need for regular deep cleaning, and occasional leaks or grinder irregularities after extended use.
Common Complaints
Loud blade grinder noise, frequent cleaning and descaling needs, occasional water leaks, and grinder inconsistencies after long‑term use.
What People Are Saying
“fresh, full‑bodied taste”
“loud grinder noise”
How It Compares
vs. Cuisinart DGB-625BC
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Disadvantages
Choose the DGB-625BC for a more upscale aesthetic and digital features if availability isn’t an issue.
vs. Cuisinart DGB-800
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Opt for the DGB-800 if quietness and grind precision are top priorities; otherwise the DGB-400NAS offers solid performance at a lower cost.
