Keurig K-Select Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Brewer, With Strength Control and Hot Water On Demand With Strength Control and Hot Water On Demand Matte White K-Select

We really like this coffee maker, it is easy to operate and works perfectly. The only thing I found a bit annoying was the mark for the water fill line. It is very hard to see when the machine is placed on the counter under the top cabinets. So I just used a marker and drew a line on the water tank and I never again had to clean up another water spill due to overfilling.

Love this key rug. I’ve had several key rig machines in different price ranges and this one works the best. Although it’s more pricey than the others , it works best. I also like the look of it. Whites my favorite color.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to, no issues at all after a month almost and we use it regularly. I love the “Strong Brew” feature, main reason we went with this one, along with the large reservoir. But no complaints so far, I’ll update if anything happens worth revisiting for. Update 4/13/20: So I experienced what I had read that a few other users experienced, where the machine starts spewing the water and grounds through the top where the k-cup is placed. I place the k-cup in, select my desired settings and off it goes. It makes a noise like it's straining to do it's job, and nothing comes out. I lift the lid and set it back down, and try again. The third attempt is when the water and grounds start leaking from the top. So I think, "Great, I got one of the bad units I read about..." BUT, as it turns out...the k-cup I was using, its plastic casing was pretty sturdy and the bottom could not be pierced properly, so the k-cup would fill up and overflow. I tried it again with the same brand coffee (Deathwish Coffee), same issue. I tried a Bustelo k-cup, worked fine. So I would recommend to check the k-cups you buy and make sure to check the bottom of the k-cup if your machine overflows. It's not that the machine is defective and spitting out your coffee, it's that some k-cup are not as easily pierced at the bottom side as most. Just wanted to share this, since I would think most people would just be like "gotta take this unit back or throw it out...", but don't just yet!

No trae la cápsula para poner el café y compré un genérico de Keurig y no me sirvió. No se puede usar sin el contenedor del café

We've used the Keurig for years. We've found it fast, convenient and durable. They make great coffee in infinite variety, as well as tea, cocoa and flavored coffees. Bought this new Keurig K-Select not because the old one wore out but because my wife wanted a color change to white. None of the fancier models like the new Elite come in white so the choice was an older "classic" model or this one, which is Keurig's new economy model, both at about the same price. I guess the easiest way to rate this coffee maker is the "good and the bad". First let me say that Amazon and it's vendor were great as usual and it arrived promptly. actually in one day with an early morning order. The Good: 1. White, of course if that's what you want. Comes in lots of other colors as well. 2. Quite inexpensive at about $100 3. Smaller foot print and an inch shorter. Less counter space and more clearance under the counter when lifting the handle. 4. Lighter and easier to maneuver. The old one had a much bulkier and heaver look and feel. 5 They added a 12 oz option along with a "strong" feature. So if you like coffee you can get 12 oz at the same strength you use to get with 10 oz. Or just go for stronger coffee. We really like this feature. 6. THE COFFEE IS NOTICIABLY HOTTER, at least ours is. 7. Controls are very simple. Nothing to read, adjust, set. Just push a couple of buttons and great coffee coms out. Gives it a very clean look. 8. Holds a little more water but not enough to really notice. The Not So Good: 1. The finish is a heavy mat, so it's not at all shiny or reflective. In contrast to the white, semi-gloss cabinets common in white kitchens, it's just a bit out of style. It's great if you're not looking for white to match other appliances and the cabinets and probably OK in other colors, but we feel the white finish is a bit off and one might look at the Classic model if that's important. 2. It's smaller and lighter. Sounds like the Good comment, but our old classic was ridged, well finished plastic and chrome that had a quality feel and look. This one looks a little flimsy and cheap up close. OK at a distance, but up close, clearly not the heavy duty construction of past models. That's about it. We decided to keep it rather than reordering the Classic model. What sold us was the smaller foot print, the 4 cup sizes and strong option (not available on the Classic). When we started making coffee, the hotter coffee was just an added bonus. There are a couple of You Tube reviews that also say it's hotter. Really, the finish isn't that bad, but for just a little more thought, we think Keurig could have made a bit slicker looking product at the same cost point. So that's the best evaluation my wife and I can make.