Airpot Coffee Dispenser Thermal with Pump,2.5L/85 Oz Insulated Stainless Steel Large Airpot Coffee Carafe Lever Action for Hot/Cold Water,Thermal Carafes for Hot Cocoa for Parties

Holds a ful pot of coffee 12 to 14 cups. It keeps beverage hot well over 14 hrs ( piping hot!) Cleans up nicely and is not bulky for counter top use. Love it! We were wasting a lot of coffee prior because cannot stand the taste of "old" coffee. This has been a game changer. Anyone who enjoys coffee throughout their day would enjoy this.

I really like this product.

Works fine, but a bit too large for my needs. Use it occasionally. My coffee maker is 4-5 cups, not enough to fill this dispenser, so it doesn't really keep the coffee hot. Have tried heating the container with hot water, which helps. Personally I'd recommend this for larger (8-10 cups) coffee makers. I didn't notice the "2.5 L" description. (Important to find out how many cups liters represent. - would recommend adding no. cups to the description.)

We got this TOMAKEIT 2L thermal carafe specifically for camping to keep our coffee warm, and it worked really well. The stainless steel build feels durable, and the double wall insulation does a great job maintaining temperature. Our coffee stayed hot for hours in the morning without needing to reheat. The screw on lid seals tightly, and we haven’t had issues with leaks when transporting it. The wide mouth makes it easy to fill and clean, and the handle is comfortable when pouring. The 68 oz capacity is perfect for sharing around the campsite or for gatherings, and it’s cute that it includes labels in case you want to set out multiple drink options and keep them clearly marked. The cleaning brush is also a nice bonus. It's a good value for the size.

Tomakeit thermal coffee carafe is a 2L/68 Oz stainless steel vacuum insulated thermos, that comes with a cleaning brush, tag hanger, labels and instruction booklet. The double-wall design is said to hold the liquid hot or cold for 24-Hour. Amazingly when we used it for hot water recently, it held the temperature for more than 24 hours with even revealing any hints when we touched the outer surface. The built is really great and leak-proof. Its easy to carry around. The opening is very apt for pouring in the liquids without the demanding for a funnel. The pouring spout is very well designed. My family being avid coffee/tea drinkers, this comes handy during the travel and camping. As it comes with a cleaning brush, and the wide opening helps me to check the cleanliness every time before using. Best carafe in this price range.

Having spent over 20 years opening and managing multiple restaurants, I have become quite well-acquainted with various coffee carafes. This experience has not only honed my understanding of their functionality but also deepened my appreciation for quality. Recently, I found myself in search of a carafe for my home, especially as I am a dedicated tea drinker. The constant ritual of heating water throughout the day can become tiresome, so I was eager to find a solution that would enhance my tea-drinking experience. Stainless steel is the best material for coffee carafes, particularly for sanitation reasons. Unlike glass or plastic, stainless steel is non-porous and easy to clean, which means it won’t harbor bacteria or odors over time. I particularly appreciate the minimalist yet effective design of the lid on this carafe. It allows for easy pouring while also ensuring that the interior is accessible for thorough cleaning, which is a critical factor for me, considering my professional background. I also recognize how useful a good carafe can be when hosting company. It creates a more relaxed atmosphere, allowing guests to refill their cups at their leisure rather than interrupting conversations to ask for more drinks. It adds to the overall experience of hosting, making it easier to engage with friends and family. Now, there are two standout reasons why I am thoroughly sold on this specific model. First, I’ve noticed that the prices of high-quality carafes have increased significantly in recent years across the board. However, this company still manages to deliver an excellent product at a reasonable price point, which is commendable and ensures value for money without compromising on quality. The second reason came as a delightful surprise one evening after I had brewed a large pot of tea. In my usual routine, I sometimes get sidetracked and might fall asleep before getting the chance to enjoy my brew. The next night, roughly 24 hours later, I was feeling extremely thirsty and thought it wouldn’t hurt to try the tea that had been sealed in the carafe. To my amazement, not only was it still drinkable, but it was also on the warmer side of warm! Generally, I’ve found that most carafes lose their heat within a few hours, so discovering that it retained its temperature so well for an entire day was nothing short of impressive. In conclusion, I highly recommend this particular model. It not only meets but exceeds expectations in terms of design, functionality, sanitation, and heat retention. It’s a valuable addition to any home, especially for anyone who enjoys serving hot beverages without the hassle of continuous reheating.

This review is for "Airpot Coffee Dispenser Thermal with Pump,2.5L/85 Oz Insulated Stainless Steel Large Airpot Coffee Carafe Lever Action for Hot/Cold Water,Thermos for Coffee Hot Cocoa for Parties" It's really nice; the lever action mechanism is neat and makes dispensing super easy. I tested to see if it would hold heat for hours like the description claims, and it does, kind of. I put in water at 212 degrees F (checked with digital probe thermometer), and checked 12 hours later. It was still hot, but it was 165 degrees - not hot enough to brew tea, but hot enough for instant hot drinks. My main concern is the inner lid. You can remove the lid, but it appears that the lid isn't designed to be taken apart. I wanted to take it apart so I could clean it properly, so I pried the lid apart. I was finally able to get it open, but not able to take it fully apart - the inner part of the lid has a plastic bellows-like thing to propel the liquid. Even if you only use water in this, the fact that it isn't meant to be taken apart in order to clean it or let it dry is concerning to me. You can run hot water and cleaner through it, then run plain water through to rinse, but it is difficult to know when the pump mechanism is fully rinsed and it is just going to stay damp, and all sorts of microscopic critters like that kind of environment. On the good side, I was able to find a video showing the disassembly and cleaning of a similar airpot lid, and because of that I'm going to continue to use it. I'm not marking my review down for that, though, because when I went to double-check the manual to confirm that it didn't include instructions for cleaning the lid I realized that it had already gotten tossed. I don't _think_ the manual had instructions for it, but I think it would be unfair to mark down the score if I can't confirm that. On the whole, I really do like this airpot. I've found myself using it quite a bit for work.

Pot is shorter than specified in the measurements: Height to top of can is 10.375 inches - very short, hence my 3 star rating. Jury is still out as to how well it works. I'll follow-up when we've had a chance to use it.