Hamilton Beach JUMBO 45-Cup Coffee Maker on SALE for 57% off $800 MXN

Take advantage of the unique opportunity to purchase a coffee maker that will supply coffee to up to 45 guests at any type of meeting. The best thing is that by purchasing from Amazon Mexicoyou can limit it to a price of $800 Mexican pesos and include free shipping to the entire country. The e-commerce platform finishes with 57% off the Hamilton Beach Coffee Maker in 45 cup jumbo sizegoing from $1,800 MXN to just $771.22 Mexican pesos.

“It is important to remember that the cost and availability of the product mentioned today, September 24, could change depending on its validity on Amazon Mexico.”

The Hamilton Beach Coffee Maker 40519 It is a coffee urn with a capacity of 360 ounces of liquid, approximately 10.65 litersideal for the office, events or meetings. One of its features is that it has water level marks, which allows you to fill it properly, avoiding spills and errors.

In addition to its promotional price in $771.22 Mexican pesos, You have free shipping and 30 days to make a return at no cost. The subscription of Amazon Prime FREE for 30 days, allows you to have a faster delivery if you require it, and to be able to finance it from 3 to 12 months with cost per service:

– 3 months of $277.38* financed for $60.93 paying in total $832.15 MXN

– 6 months of $144.34* financed for $94.86 paying in total $866.08 MXN

– 9 months of $100.08* financed for $129.57 paying in total $900.79 MXN

– 12 months of $78.27* financed for $168.13 paying in total $939.35 MXN

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