The Kalorik 10 Cup Retro Coffee Maker is a retro showpiece with basic brewing, best for retro kitchen fans. Rated 4.1 out of 5 across 54 user ratings. The main drawback: no programmable timer or brew-strength control. We scored it 4.0 out of 5.
You buy the Kalorik Retro for how it looks on the counter; the brewing itself is a basic one-button drip with auto-pause and a 2-hour keep-warm, and anyone expecting a timer, strength control or other modern extras will find it bare.
NoFussDeal rates the Kalorik 10 Cup Retro Coffee Maker 4.0 out of 5 at $199.99. Last updated September 26, 2026.
A conventional drip system brews up to 10 cups per pot with one-button operation.
Auto-pause stops the brewing when you remove the pot, so you can pour a cup before the cycle is complete.
The keep-warm function holds coffee hot for up to 2 hours and then turns the machine off automatically.
A cream body with chrome accents gives it a vintage look, and it matches other appliances in Kalorik's Retro line.
Kalorik lists the color as Cream. Score 82: its 4.1 star average on a 100 point scale.
Overall looks nice, functional but lacks advanced features. 27% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 76: we started at 82 and took off 6 because opinion is split.
Kalorik lists the special feature as Auto-pause, Keep-warm. 27% of all ratings are three stars or fewer, which is where complaints like this usually sit. Score 70: we started at 82 and took off 12 because it draws mostly complaints.
53% of ratings are five stars and 20% are four. 15% are three stars and 12% are one or two. The spread skews positive, but enough ratings sit low that the drawbacks below are worth reading. Score 82: its 4.1 star average on a 100 point scale.
Based on 54 Amazon customer ratings, averaging 4.1 out of 5, recorded 12 September 2026. See the reviews on Amazon
Wash the pot, lid and filter basket in warm soapy water, then rinse and dry.
Fill the reservoir with water and brew once without coffee to flush the system before the first real pot.
Fill the reservoir with fresh cold water for the number of cups you want, up to 10.
Place a filter in the basket and add medium-ground coffee, roughly one to two tablespoons per cup to taste.
Set the pot in place and press the button. Lift the pot at any time to pour a cup; auto-pause stops the drip.
The keep-warm function holds the pot for up to 2 hours before switching off. Discard grounds and rinse the basket and pot once cool.
For most buyers, yes: we score it 4.0 out of 5. The Kalorik 10 Cup Retro Coffee Maker is chosen for its looks: a cream and chrome body that matches the brand's Retro line. Rated 4.1 out of 5 across 54 user ratings.
No programmable timer or brew-strength control. Few features for the space it takes.
Rinse the filter basket and pot after every use. Descale regularly, especially in hard-water areas.
With no strength setting, change the amount of coffee: less for a lighter pot, more for a stronger one. A slightly finer grind also strengthens the brew.
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The Kalorik 10 Cup Retro Coffee Maker is chosen for its looks: a cream and chrome body that matches the brand's Retro line. Brewing is simple and practical, with one-button operation, auto-pause and a 2-hour keep-warm, but there is no timer or strength control.
Pick the Kalorik Retro if style matters as much as coffee and you like things simple. If you want programmable brewing, strength settings or a thermal carafe, a more feature-rich drip maker will serve you better.
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