So this is the cfp305? Or is it actually the cfp301? null

I just set it up today, but have been comparing models for some time now. This is the CFP305, which is closest to the CFP301. Only difference appears to be 301 has a glass carafe and warmer plate, 305 has no warmer plate but a stainless steel carafe. I was hesitant to buy the metal carafe, as I like to see how much coffee is in the pot, but I read reviews comparing carafes in general, and the metal is considered better for holding heat for hours, and usually costs more, whereas the glass pot and warmer will burn the coffee the longer it sits (which does seem to be true). I'm not sure there is a CFP307 as someone suggested - I think they are thinking of the CP307 which is totally different. It's a sleek unit (both models), and can fit in a thinner width than most combo models (not much wider than the single keurig I had previously). I had previously bought the Hamilton Beach and returned it, as it was too wide and I did not like how it worked.

This is CFP305, with an insulated carafe. The CFP301 has a hot plate and a glass carafe. Those are the only differences.

CFP 307 is not different. It has the warming plate but come with a forever coffee filter packed in the box. It the same as the 301 but this has the additional mesh filter basket.

This is the CFP305; the CFP301 has a glass carafe and warming plate instead of the stainless carafe.

The model number of this system is CFP305.

I'm here for this exact question, except I have determined that it is more like the CFP307 than the CFP301. All the features seem to be the same as the 307, having the insulated carafe and no plate heater for the glass carafe. I would welcome any correction to this assumption, but I hope this helps in the meantime.

The 305 has an extra feature which is a separate hot water dispenser for teas, instant coffee or cocoa, etc.

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I just set it up today, but have been comparing models for some time now. This is the CFP305, which is closest to the CFP301. Only difference appears to be 301 has a glass carafe and warmer plate, 305 has no warmer plate but a stainless steel carafe. I was hesitant to buy the metal carafe, as I like to see how much coffee is in the pot, but I read reviews comparing carafes in general, and the metal is considered better for holding heat for hours, and usually costs more, whereas the glass pot and warmer will burn the coffee the longer it sits (which does seem to be true). I'm not sure there is a CFP307 as someone suggested - I think they are thinking of the CP307 which is totally different. It's a sleek unit (both models), and can fit in a thinner width than most combo models (not much wider than the single keurig I had previously). I had previously bought the Hamilton Beach and returned it, as it was too wide and I did not like how it worked.
Answered by StevenB 3 years ago
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This is CFP305, with an insulated carafe. The CFP301 has a hot plate and a glass carafe. Those are the only differences.
Answered by Spartacus 3 years ago
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CFP 307 is not different. It has the warming plate but come with a forever coffee filter packed in the box. It the same as the 301 but this has the additional mesh filter basket.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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This is the CFP305; the CFP301 has a glass carafe and warming plate instead of the stainless carafe.
Answered by Christopher 3 years ago
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The model number of this system is CFP305.
Answered by Ninja Community Support 3 years ago
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I'm here for this exact question, except I have determined that it is more like the CFP307 than the CFP301. All the features seem to be the same as the 307, having the insulated carafe and no plate heater for the glass carafe. I would welcome any correction to this assumption, but I hope this helps in the meantime.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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The 305 has an extra feature which is a separate hot water dispenser for teas, instant coffee or cocoa, etc.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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