Black+Decker GC3100B TC1200B 12-Cup Replacement Carafe, Black Handle

Great replacement pot... the extra lids are a plus, even though the one on the pot, was the correct one for my maker!

Quality product, excellent price, speedy delivery.

Works as intended. No leaks. Comfy grip. Fits well into my coffee maker. Glass ‘looks’ not as strong as original but only time will tell how durable this replacement is. I like that it comes with different lids, which you choose depending on what coffee maker you have.

On the plus side, the pot fits in my B+D CM1060 coffeemaker though it is a snug fit, but it works properly. The negative is that there is a gap below the back of the lid where the thumb can lift up the top. When you pour coffee into a cup, steam comes through the gap! It is quite uncomfortable though not hot enough to cause a burn. My original pot for the CM1060 did not have this flaw. Also, the handle has been made fatter for better grip, though a bit too fat in my opinion. All in all, a suitable replacement for the original pot, though not an exact duplicate.

Perfect fit. 12 cup Black+ Decker coffee pot replacement pot with two extra catch attachments

It fits my coffee maker like the original. The top plastic is thin but you get two extra.

Doesn't drip like the original

Writing this review in case you also have the BLACK+DECKER 12-Cup* Mill and Brew Coffeemaker and need a replacement pot. This isn’t the correct replacement, but it will work if you do this - SAVE THE TOP, HANDLE, AND METAL BAND FROM YOUR BROKEN POT. The lid options that come with the replacement are not the same, and based on the reviews I read here it will overflow. If you save the top, handle, and metal band from your broken pot, you can remove two screws and substitute your old parts on top of the new glass carafe. A couple pieces of advice: - You’ll need both a flat head and Phillips head screw driver. - The metal band around the coffee pot is sharp. Be careful. I got several large paper cut slices when I removed it. - To reach the screw that’s near the bottom of the handle (on your old pot) you’ll most likely have to pry a piece of the handle back with a flat head screw driver. It will pop off and back on, but probably wasn’t designed to be removed this way. - There may be a parts department you can call for a true replacement, but it will probably take longer to ship since it’s not sold on Amazon. Hope this helps! I just made a pot of coffee this morning and it worked great. No overflowing.