SHARDOR Single Serve and Carafe Coffee Maker: Review, Pros & Cons

Summary

A 120 V dual-format brewer that makes 6-16 oz single cups from K-Cup pods or ground coffee and up to 32 oz in a thermal carafe, for buyers who want one machine for both. Check the physical unit against the conflicting dimension and reservoir figures before you buy, since the product page and manual disagree.

Strengths

Dual format: single cups 6-16 oz and a 32 oz thermal carafe from one machine.
K-Cup pods or ground coffee, so no capsule lock-in.
95 fl oz reservoir per specs and manual, plus 24-hour programming.
Strong, Hot and Over Ice modes with travel-mug clearance up to 7 in.
Sleep and auto power-off timers cut idle energy use.
Manufacturer lists a sale price of $79.00 against a $109.99 regular price.

Weaknesses

Product page and manual disagree on reservoir size, dimensions, width and weight.
Model number and wattage appear only in the manual, not the product page.
No KM805-specific replacement parts found on SHARDOR’s parts collection.
No independent instrumented test or owner discussion of exact KM805 exists.
Only one manufacturer-hosted owner review, noting a display not angled toward the viewer.
Warranty extension requires registration within 3 days of receipt.

Verified specifications

Model	KM805.
Electrical	120 V AC, 60 Hz, 1000 W.
Brew formats	single-serve and carafe from K-Cup pods or ground coffee.
Single-serve sizes	6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 oz.
Cup-size steps on the control panel	6/8/10/12/14/16/24/32 oz.
Carafe	32 oz (6 cups, about 5 oz per cup), double-wall stainless steel thermal.
Water reservoir	listed as 95 fl oz in the specs and manual; the product page FAQ states 52 oz.
Programming	24-hour advance brew scheduling with delay, time, cup size, hot and bold selection.
Brew modes	standard, Bold/Strong, High Temperature (Hot), Over Ice.
Travel mug clearance	up to 7 in with removable drip tray.
Descaling	indicator light; cycle triggered by holding the Over Ice button for 3 seconds.
Power saving	sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity; power off after 10 minutes in sleep.
Grounds	up to 40 g per brew; medium-coarse recommended; about 1 tbsp per 5 g.
Dimensions (product page)	10.8 x 4.9 x 12.6 in; 5.9 lb.
Dimensions (manual)	14.8 x 5.9 x 11.8 in; weight printed as 5A lb (OCR-indistinct).
Width claim	5.63 in marketing copy vs 5.9 in manual.
Warranty	one year covering manufacturing defects; two years if registered within 3 days of receipt.
Returns	30 days from receipt in original condition with packaging.

Full research notes and sources

Which model this is

This page covers the SHARDOR Single Serve and Carafe Coffee Maker, model KM805, sold in Silver and Matte black finishes. The product page does not print a model number; KM805 is confirmed in the user manual. ASIN B0H8P6YFTC identifies the listing.

Water capacity and dimensions

The same first-party product page lists the reservoir as 95 oz in its specs and 52 oz in its FAQ, while the manual also states 95 fl oz. Dimensions differ too: the product page gives 10.8 x 4.9 x 12.6 in, the manual gives 14.8 x 5.9 x 11.8 in, and the width claim of 5.63 in differs from the manual’s 5.9 in. Weight is listed as 5.9 lb on the product page and as an OCR-indistinct 5A lb in the manual. Verify the physical unit against these figures before purchase.

Maintenance, descaling and warranty

Per the manual, rinse the holders and tank before first use, clean the K-Cup or grounds holder after each use, and clean the entrance, exit and water-outlet needles with a straightened paper clip. Clean the carafe with water and a soft foam brush, not a wire brush, and empty the drip tray regularly. Descale when the descale light turns on, flow weakens, or more than 3 months pass. The Over Ice mode brews warm water over ice; it does not chill coffee. Warranty is one year covering manufacturing defects, extendable to two years by registering within 3 days of receipt, with a 30-day return window in original condition. No KM805-specific replacement parts were found on SHARDOR’s parts collection at the time checked.

Is it worth it?

At the manufacturer’s listed $79.00 sale price, the feature set is competitive for a budget dual-format brewer, but no independent test data exists to confirm brew temperature, flow consistency or durability. At the $109.99 regular price, the unresolved spec conflicts and absence of independent tests matter more. No value threshold beyond these two listed prices is supported by the sources checked.