Capresso 4640.93 3-pack Charcoal Water Filters for Capresso CoffeeTeam TS and CoffeeTeam GS Coffee Maker

my first capresso coffee maker is 10 years old and still works however the LEDs were going out making it guess work to change the strength or program the time. so I set out to find a replacement with the requirement of having a built in grinder and 10-12 cups. I tried 3 popular brands including in the $200 range to find out they needed cleaning of the ground coffee channel daily (my first and current capressos dont require cleaning the channnel) and they could not handle any oily beans like all the starbucks coffee.. kinda dumb to have a coffee maker that cant take the most popular beans. I was told to dry out the beans overnight on a papertowel and not use dark oily beans. not happening as they are the best beans in my opinion. the new version by capresso is more compact and takes up less space than the older model. I am very happy with the current model after finally finding one on amazon and returning the other models i tried. one caveat i have added is the use of a paper filter inside the gold filter, why??? i can clean out the old grinds quickly and neatly without washing a lot of grinds down the drain.... try it you'll like it! makes a great cup of java! the carbon filters help keep the taste great although i happen to have great water so i change them infrequently.

Perfect for the capresso machine. I change it every few months.

We’ve had a capresso grind and brew for over 7 years that we love. I can always count on Amazon to have these filters in stock. When using tap water you can taste the difference right away.

These pods fit perfectly and are a great value for the money.

It fits the coffeemaker brands filter holder and supposedly helps filter water. I use filtered water and then this, so is it necessary…maybe not. I use it but not sure of its value.

I bought these to replace the water filters in my Capresso machine. Make sure you check the model number -- the first time I bought these, I got a slightly different model which had rounder filters and did not fit in the coffeemaker. These are the more oblong, squarish cartridges, and they do exactly what they're advertised for: I get great, fresh-tasting coffee in a city with some of the hardest, most chlorinated water in the world. Definitely recommend.

This is a great coffeemaker! We have had Bunn coffeemakers for years, but the quality had gone down, so we gave this one a try per a recommendation by a family member. It is worth every penny. It takes longer to brew than a Bunn, but that's no problem since we program it to brew every morning. The grinder is loud, but the blades are super sharp and of good quality. It is HOT---unlike most coffeemakers. I like the fact that there are no filters to buy and it has a water filter so we can use tap water. We are very very pleased!

Our Capresso came with a couple of these. My husband thought they made an immense improvement in the flavor of our coffee (my tastes are not so refined but then I have no sense of smell, either). Anyway, there's a little smiley face on the control panel of the coffee pot. When it starts flashing, it's time to change the filter and he's real consistent about doing that. These do seem to make a difference and filtering out all the crud is probably good for the coffee maker, too. We buy them whenever we get low on our supply. Try it. You'll like it.

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