Great Way To Make Coffee Outdoors.

We bought one of these coffee makers several years ago and have been very happy with it. The machine works just like a home coffee maker but rens off a standard 1 lb propane tank. Simply add water, put in a coffee filter and grounds, and light it up! It’s a bit slower than an electric model, but you’re camping! Can’t beat fresh coffee in the morning. Over the years, the machine has been very reliable. We broke a pot, but that was easily replaced. Absolutely no other problems.

Attachments

Stainless carafe and a hose instead of steel attachment would be nice.

Failed Out Of Box

Used one time only UNABLE TO TURN OFF GAS brand new tank of fuel kept pouring water in tank for over a hour till fuel ran out! WHERE ARE REPLACMENT PARTS? Purchase BASED ON BRAND RECOGNITION from 70s. No more. Redesign and make metal coffee pot with replacement parts!

Will Not Achieve Brewing Temp

As a hunter and camper, I was excited at the idea of having this coffeemaker for early mornings, but I was unable to get the coffeemaker up to temp to make coffee. It got warm, but that was about it. I tried using different bottles of propane at different times, but to no avail.

Never Be Without Coffee

Great for camping coffee. Just hook up a little bottle of propane and you are set to brew. It’s about the same as having coffee at home. I’m really happy to have gotten this as I cannot live without my coffee.

Unhappy With New Coffee Pot

Im very unhappy with this quick pot coffee pot. The third time we went to use it, the striker stopped working. We now have to light it from below. The amount of money we spent on this coffee pot, it should still be working properly...Will not recommend this one

Very Poor Quality

Very poor quality and horrible design. Firstly, the unit gets extremely hot, seem unnecessary. The drip stop mechanism is flimsy and often falls off. In addition, the carafe does not fit securely when brewing and can disengage from the drip stop mechanism, causing the coffee maker to overflow, creating a huge mess. Lastly, the basket also fits poorly and is flimsy in design. The carafe lid latch broke upon first use, small tab that secures to handle. Overall, a huge disappointment. I was looking forward to the standalone design, but this product does not live up to the Coleman quality standards I came to expect. This product should be recalled or discontinued.

Expensive And Bad Quality

Used twice and the regulator and spark ignitor are both bad. I bought this to be my "go to morning coffee" at my cabin. Expensive coffee maker to be so unreliable and bad quality.

Good

Great for Outdoor Coffee! The Coleman QuikPot™ Propane Coffeemaker is perfect for camping. It brews coffee quickly and easily without electricity. The propane system works well, and the coffee tastes great. Durable and easy to clean. Highly recommended for outdoor lovers!

Cost

Way to expensive. I still prefer the old black one sets on stove burner. Also faster

No Replacement Parts

Replacement propane regulator? Non existent as of Nov 2024

Real Coffee With No Electricity

I love being able to make real coffee without firing up the generator. Or going car camping and real coffee. Very happy

Great Percolator Must Have For Coffee Lovers

I love this percolator! But please bring back the metal pot. The metal pot model is 5 stars. Glass doesn't make sense for camping. My first one I purchased in 2014, but one event when the temps were below freezing I left it out so the waterline busted inside the machine. When I went to buy a new one it had a glass pot! Still have my metal pot, but had to reweld the spout. The pause lever didn't last very long but we use this often so no biggie.

A Necessity At The Campground...

Having freshly made coffee at the campground doesn't sound like an easy task, but this Coleman coffee pot makes it as simple as can be. All it takes is one of the mini green propane canisters and your choice of coffee grounds and you're set. Make sure to have a fresh source of water, of course. There's nothing like a hot cup of coffee at dawn being lake/riverside. I never knew this luxury existed until I discovered the Coleman coffee pot. It was such an inexpensive investment for such a necessity. It's an awesome piece of camping gear that I highly suggest picking up if you're a coffee lover.

Keeps leaking from the side. The little black piece keeps falling out and not staying in place.