Unless it can cook me eggs and bacon too, I’m not interested. I do like a quality brewed coffee. That’s why I use the Ninja coffee brewer from Woot open box sale. For the price of $20.99 versus this monstrosity ($239.99), I’m happy to settle.
Is the warranty info correct? Why only the 90 day Woot! warranty if the condition is new?
Not sure if there’s a difference between the DGB-850C (this one) and the DGB-850 https://www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/coffee_makers/dgb-850/, but that one can be found for $10 less at various retailers and comes with the normal 3-year warranty (and priced even less elsewhere on the 'net). Really, this should be priced around $150-$180, depending on how much value you say the built-in auto-grinder is worth.
Woot cannot guarantee the manufacturer will honor the OEM warranty since they’re not the original seller. That’s why there’s a Woot Warranty.
(Please Note: I’m not employed by Woot, but I volunteer to help in the forums.)
I’ve owned a breville grind and brew (2 different models actually, both refurbs from woot) and several new $50 B&D B&Gs over the years. My vote is to save your money, get the cheap grind and brew and invest in better coffee.