Kq8 Filter Kit for Keurig B150, K150, B155, K155, K2500, K2550, K3000, B3000, B3000se, K3500, K3550, K4000, K4500 by PureWater Filters

The kit comes with everything you need, which is great. It was easy to install and follow the directions. The splitters work well. All of the 1/4 hose connectors are pressure fits that require some strength to ensure a good fit. If these fittings are out under lateral pressure due to too much or too little hose, they will slightly leak. There is ample hose provided to place the coffee maker just about anywhere on your countertop. The hose from the filter to the unit is also amply long and likely will need to be cut. While not in the instructions, I did add plumbers tape to each of the threaded connections.

Good filter for Keurig coffee maker. Hooked up very easily

EASY to install and the filter is a promise that the machine will last longer. So great to know it is filtering out anything you don't want in the coffee.

So this is a great kit to install your Keurig to your houses waterline but if using the most common method, the ice maker line, you’re going to most likely need more adapters. Most all ice maker/refrigerator lines use 1/4” - so be aware and prepared for that.So let’s get this part done first so you know what to expect/getThe input will need a male 1/4” compression to a female 3/8” compression fitting to go into the provide “T” fitting for the Keurig water line. (This was where the issue was)The output from the T fitting back to your icemaker will need a female 3/8” compression to a male 1/4” compression and that will attach back to your ice makers line.Finding a female 1/4” to male 3/8” compression was impossible to find in a store (I put a picture of the actual fitting but good luck finding one) so what you can do:INPUT TO T FITTING - get a short 1’ 1/4” ice maker line, then you can just use a male 1/4” compression to a female 3/8” compression fitting - those are very common. This will resolve the input size adaptation.OUTPUT FROM T FITTING - female 3/8” compression to male 1/4” compression - common/easy to find.OK! So now that that issue is handled, the installation of the filter holder, filter and water line to the Keurig was super simple! It works awesome, and the convenience of not having to constantly fill the water reservoir is absolutely awesome. The filter seems to do a great job filtering the water as the coffee or tea that I’ve brewed using the water from the Keurig tastes great. The choice of going with this type of Keurig and this waterline/filter kit is greatness… I can’t believe I waited so long to do it! I wish that the kit had either the needed adapters for 1/4” lines, or an option for 1/4” but perhaps this review will help you to know about that ahead of time, and then perhaps the kit maker will take that into consideration for the future.Anyway- get it! This kit is a game changer for your Keurig!

Okay, not everything is perfect but this is close; i had to go to home-depot to get a connector that joined this with my existing ice maker line...by matching the threads with the samples, I was able to find a perfect match ... you will as well ... after that .... 10 minutes later ... making coffee like the professionals!

I liked that it was complete. I thought I would need to go to the store to get additional fittings to connect it but the kit contained everything and made it easy.

It works good when you have the right equipment for the job when you buy the curé machine, it doesn’t tell you you need to buy the tank for the filter

If you are purchasing a Keurig 3500 for home use (which is great); check the water line your refrigerator is hooked up to. For this kit to work, the main water line where shut off valve is must be a 3/8” connection. Ours was a 1/4” water line. It took some extra pieces to get it connected properly. Do your homework first!