Customer Reviews With Photos

I love this little coffee maker! Got the reusable k cups for the environment. Perfect size and I like that the water doesn't sit in a reservoir. Not only does my favorite mug fit perfectly, it's the same color!

This coffee maker is so easy to set up, the instructions are very very simple. I like it because it's not complicated and not computerized. It looks great sitting on our countertop, just the perfect size for what we need. The lid closes very tightly. This is replacing a coffee maker where the lid would not completely close and all the steam escaped from the top. This beautifully designed coffee maker does not have that problem. We highly recommend it!

This coffee maker is really nice. The digital layout allows for so many different styles of coffee choices. It has it's own filter and coffee scoop. It has a delay timer to brew a new pot and even a timer for how long the pot should stay hot after brewing. This maker also has settings for ice coffee. I am so pleased with this coffee maker.

Apparently only some models come with the grounds filter basket and I did not get one of those. In order to test it I had to use one from another coffee maker. It was smaller and so there were coffee grounds in my coffee. Also I brewed and filled my cup with the coffee I made 30 min after and it was like warm. It says it keeps it hot for up to 4 hours or the desired time you choose. So disappointed

My beloved 60 ounce tank, 12 year old, Keurig gurgled its last this past Friday night. I was left cup in hand, staring at my empty cup, at my Keurig, at my cup, at my Keurig. I ran to coffeemakers.us.com and picked the best Keurig I could get the quickest. After I ordered it, I went back and looked at the reviews and was a little scared because some look negative. I’ve had it since Saturday afternoon, made several cups of coffee, using many different types of K cups and can say it’s a superlative device, with a 78 ounce tank too, woo hoo!. It has virtually no warm up, so fast and quiet, I was surprised to see a full cup of coffee under the brewer. I confess to being a K cup hoarder, I have hundreds of them, maybe 6 years old (or more, don’t judge). I put a 4 year old one in last night and it was more delicious than when it was new. For me the best feature is the temperature control, I want be able to drink my morning coffee and not be late for work or burn off the lining of my mouth, so I brew on the coolest setting. It is a Smart brew and I had problems connecting to the WiFi using my iPhone, it kept saying my password was wrong. To make it work I used my iPad which has no cell service attached to it and followed the directions on the Keurig App to connect to my 2.4 GHz WIFI network, not the 5. It set up correctly the first time and I brewed my first Brew ID cup, delicious! I did have to close and open the App on my phone to see the Brewer listed on it once I got it online. Another problem I read about, but didn’t have, was the machine getting a message that you need to fill the reservoir, even though it’s filled. You need to use unfiltered tap water if you use the provided filter. With filtered water, the Keurig filter doesn’t sense the minerals in the water and thinks there is no water, so it doesn’t work. After my first Brew ID, I got the cute note I uploaded. Can caffeine give you a glow hmmm? I hope you enjoy your Keurig as much as I do mine.

This 3-in-1 single serve coffee maker has been a great addition to my kitchen. Whether I’m using K-cup pods, ground coffee, or even brewing tea, it handles everything with ease. The 40oz removable water reservoir means I’m not constantly refilling, and the option to brew anywhere from 6 to 14oz lets me choose the perfect cup size. I especially appreciate the self-cleaning function, which makes maintenance a breeze. The sleek white design looks great on the counter, and it’s so easy to use. I would definitely recommend this product!

We purchased this model to replace another BonaVita that lasted a few years and was great while it lasted. We received this one and noticed the gasket out of place immediately and exchanged for another one. After using it a few times, it started leaking from the same area on the replacement. We're returning and going with a different brand. (Photos show the first item that was defective and returned immediately, and then the leaking from the same area on the replacement.) Other negatives: - You have to use the carafe lid to pour. (Always couple ounces left behind.) - Slow brew time - takes about 10 minutes for 15 ounces.

If you have some DIY experience this is easy. However, my keurig is the big one and an older model (see pics) so the filter had to go to fit. I installed it on my filter line for my fridge so it was obsolete anyhow. If I did it again, I would install the float on the front top of the fill tank vs the back. Because the back is to high. I adjusted the little screw on the float to full extension to get it to reach. It stops filling right above the Max fill line which is higher than I like, but it works. I also have the issue that I put this on the waterline on the back of my fridge after the filter. On my fridge this line only has pressure when you fill a glass of water on the door. However, I don’t think this is a bad thing because that means it only fills when someone is standing near it so if the float gets stuck or something is leaking you would catch it. Not how I planned it to work but again I’m okay with that. Over all happy with it just wish the float had an extender to allow for not adjustment.

I’m the only person who drinks coffee at home so I figured I get rid of my janky Keurig ! I hate cleaning those things … also costs money. Anyway, pour over coffee is a great way to get a strong cup. It does take patience. You can’t expect it to be done correctly in 5 min. I got the 17 oz and I make one cup (8 oz) in about 15 minutes. I don’t use the metal filter. The metal filter makes the coffee taste gross - grounds get through. I got #2 filters as suggested in previous reviews ! Make sure to pre wet the filter to deter that paper taste. I’ll probably invest in a nice kettle that stays hot while I’m pouring for 10-15 minutes , otherwise Bodum gets the job done !

When I open it..........

I worked for starbucks for 7 years and the cold brew was one of my absolute favorite things to drink. I’m reviewing this brewer with a few different factors in mind. 1. DESIGN: I purchased the 2 liter brewer. The brewer itself is good quality. I like the rubberized handle and the filter is a very fine mesh that feels sturdy. I also appreciate that this fits perfectly in the fridge door. If I could choose, I’d prefer if the pitcher itself was made of glass but it doesn’t take away from the performance. This is also easy enough to clean. Save the grounds for your garden or throw away but don’t put them down the sink! 2. BREW: I followed the directions provided and used about 2 cups of coarsely ground coffee and 7 cups of cold, filtered water. The coffee:water ratio is similar to starbucks does. It says to steep for 12-24hrs in the fridge. I steeped for 20 hrs as was the standard at starbucks. **what I’d suggest is gradually wet the grounds as you’re filling the filter compartment. Otherwise they just get compacted and you’re not getting the full potential brew.** 3. FLAVOR: I tried the concentrate, the cut down version (black), and also with milk added. Takeya suggests cutting the brew with water 1:1. That was exactly how I liked it and it’s also what Starbucks does. Now for flavor/taste, this depends on a multitude of factors and will be different for everyone. It depends on what kind of coffee you choose, where it’s originated from, the grind, the water quality, etc. I thought this had great flavor and when cut with the water, it was perfect. I used filtered water from my fridge to brew this. Next time I’d use bottled water or maybe try from a Brita because it’s likely why it came out cloudy as shown in the pics. Starbucks always used reverse osmosis water. 4. TL;DR: Great brewer. I would recommend. Good design that fits in fridge door. Easy to wash. Comparable taste / quality to Starbucks cold brew that will save you money! Make sure to use good quality filtered water.

This was a replacement of my old cuisinart coffee maker that just broke (after about 5 years the water reservoir must have cracked at the base and it was leaking water everywhere.) Anyway, this new one looks good and functions essentially the same, with the added feature of carafe warmth (which is irrelevant to me.) I am however very disappointed in the design of the water fill lines. They are INTERNAL now and very difficult to read. I need to actually get a flashlight and look inside to see how much water I’ve poured in. I suppose I should use the carafe to add the water, but I always fill the reservoir with my water pitcher. I basically need to add a step now, be it look with a flashlight or pour from the pitcher into the carafe into the reservoir. Poor design.

We didn't want to believe the reviews, but once we plugged it in and brewed a cup, it over flowed, didn't even drip through, snd grinds all in the coffee even with a double filter! Back to the moka pot it is.

So happy with this purchase. It is nice to be able to make Turkish coffee at work. Love it!

This coffee maker is super easy to use. It has many features and I was able to use them without even opening the instructions. Everything is intuitive. It made really good coffee. The brew time can be programmed so you can set it at ahead and wake up to the smell of fresh brewed coffee. You can adjust how long the heat plate keeps it hot. Not only can you adjust how long the hot plate stays hot but you can the temperature of the hotplate. It has multiple levels. You can set it for normal brew or a bolder brew. It has a cleaning function but I haven’t needed to you it yet. This coffee maker is pretty, the quality is good, it appears to be very upscale, it has a lot of options and makes good coffee. I highly recommend this coffee maker.