Keurig K-Express Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, 3 Brew Sizes, Strong Button Feature, 42oz Removable Reservoir, Black

This little express Keurig has become my new best friend. I've been using it for a few months now and couldn't be happier with its design, durability, speed, and how well it fits in small spaces. It brews both delicious coffee and tea without any leakage, or issues, and it's really very quiet in my opinion. It's so compact I was able to design my whole tea/coffee bar around it. My tea maker fits perfectly beside it on top of my K-cup holder (drawer). My spoon, stir sticks, cup and napkin holder, sit directly to the left of it and are the same height. To top it off I added a 3-tier shelf to the corner to hold my honey, tea tins of various types of teas, and other goodies to go in coffee and tea. I no longer drink soda thanks to this easy to use and amazingly fast little Keurig. Highly recommend.

learning curve. a bit confusing at first, even though it looks simple and easy. it's relatively quiet which is good. it is pretty quick once you figure it out. If the water level is at a low point maybe approx. 8 to 10 ounce 1 cup worth it will not work until you add more water. so it would appear that it would have to be at least half full or more for it to work. The amount of water at about 3/4 full will only give you approx. 3 cups 8 .oz worth of coffee or three k cups.I was expecting more from this Keurig k express, but oh well. It is slim and takes up very little room on counter top which is perfect for me. I like the option of removing the water reservoir to add water or pouring water straight into it while still connected. I was a bit concerned that the reservoir did not appear to fit well and was concerned about possible leakage, but the weight from the water holds it in place and firm. Would I recommend this yes, specially if you only drink one or two cups, have very little counter space for a regular size coffee maker and you don't need a clock, or timer for auto start at a particular time. UPDATE: Now that I have used this a couple of times, it is easy to use. guess it was just me :) So once you plug in, (the is short (2ft length) install k cup close lid, the lights go on, choose your preference of size push that button and good to go.Having my third cup now just to see and verify. So yes about 3/4 full of water will give you three k cups 8 oz worth of coffee. so again my take YES I would recommend this item. and it is So easy to use.

I like this K cup brewer. It is heavier than I expected, so must have some quality materials. I brewed with a stainless K cup, and taste was excellent. Brew was fast as well on 12 ounces. I highly recommend this machine over a drip maker. I expect stronger coffee with fine grind as well. No need to buy toss away K cup expensive pods. Just buy a stainless and use espresso grind for strong, or drip grind for regular.Update: a typical stainless reusable k cup holds 11 grams of coffee. A can off coffee will yield 61 cups in the reusable k cup. If you buy throw away k cups 10 pods will cost about $10.00! For almost the same price you brew 61 k cups. The toss away k cups of any brand is a giant rip off. The taste of Folgers was no different to me than toss away Dunkin coffee. I guess if people pay $8.00 for candy coffee at a drive through, the toss away at a dollar a cup looks good. For me, a stainless k cup and canned coffee saves $$$ and tastes better. I took a toss away k cup apart. Coffee was only in 3/4 of the plastic k cup. What a rip.I use paper filters in my stainless K cup pod. Simple and totally recyclable. I just fill the paper filter to the top, then push on the stainless k cup pod cover. No need to pack the coffee. I tried packing and there was no difference in flavor. I actually think the loose pack grounds in the stainless k cup has a more robust flavor.So far, the brewer flawlessly works great. I wish I would have bought one when they first came available. What a great product.

Did it make me coffee? Yes. Did I expect it to last longer for the price? Yes. Am I upset? Not really. Did I do the descaling? Yes, a few times. The last time I did the descaling it just didn't work and that's when I knew it was toast. I don't make a ton of coffee. I have two cups a day in the morning maximum. So that's on average 2 k-cups running through it for one year and then it was toast. I guess I expected a little more from a name brand and me finally moving on to what felt like an upgrade from a traditional old coffee pot (which I was also tired of descaling and replacing). Maybe it's just science and the way the mechanisms deliver the coffee and the parts are going to wear out the same no matter what. It lasted about the same as long as the cheapest coffee pot I've ever purchased.When it worked though, wow I loved it! It was fast and it looked nice in the kitchen like I had something premium rather than just your cheapest coffee pot.

So far, so good. Great space saver. Works just like the larger one, but no need for a larger one as this makes 8/10/12 cups. Price is right. Easy to use.