Comparing Keurig's Discontinued Models
Don't see your favorite Keurig coffee maker among the 20+ models listed above? That means Keurig doesn't actively manufacture it anymore. But fret not! Most of their discontinued models are still available on Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and other online marketplaces, and many of them are fine to purchase and use today (with a few exceptions, which we'll explain below).
This section breaks down every Keurig brewer across the 5 product lines no longer in production so you can compare Keurig models. Use the tabs below to browse the various series Keurig has produced over the years.
The Keurig B Series are the first brewers made by the now-undisputed leader in single-serve coffee. The B Series includes 5 sub-series from the B30 Mini to the B70 Platinum (and Platinum Plus!), as well as several commercially listed models for office, hospitality, and convenience store use. Use the tabs below to compare models within each series.
Keurig B30 Mini Series At A Glance
Keurig's original "Mini" K-Cup model, the B31 has a max 10 oz brew size with its "fill before each use" reservoir. Now discontinued, it's been replaced by the identical-looking K15 and upgraded K-Mini.
Keurig B30 Mini Series Overview
The Keurig B31 is the only model in the B30 series and was Keurig's first Mini coffee maker. Discontinued and replaced by the K15, the B31 truly is mini. Its water reservoir needs to be filled before each use up to its 10 oz max brew size.
The B31 measures less than 11" in every direction with a somewhat narrow 6.9" width that was great when it was first released but seems bulky with the release of Keurig's new 4.5" K-Mini.
Keurig B30 Mini Series Buyer's Guide
The Keurig B31 is a small, simple coffee maker with no extra features. It's best for occasional coffee drinkers who don't mind measuring out their water and refilling the reservoir before each use. But even then, go with the nearly identical (and still in-production) K15.
If you're looking for Keurig's newest mini coffee maker, check out the K-Mini. It has the same "fill before each use" brew method but includes Keurig's updated brewing system and a larger 12 oz max brew size in a smaller 4.5" package.
If the K10's 6.9" width is fine, you may like the K-Compact. It's a touch larger at 8.2" wide but has a 36 oz removable water reservoir. That's definitely handy if you're a daily coffee drinker.
Complete List of Keurig B30 Mini Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B30 Mini brewer (for this series, just one model) including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B31
The Bottom Line
Keurig's original "Mini" K-Cup model, the B31 has a max 10 oz brew size with its "fill before each use" reservoir. Now discontinued, it's been replaced by the identical-looking K15 and upgraded K-Mini.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Classic
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: Up to 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 10 oz
- Water Filter: None
- Display: Buttons for Brew and Power; LED indicator for Add Water and Lift Handle
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 6.9"W x 10.7"D x 10.8"H
- Weight: 1.0 lb
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- Compact and foolproof to use
- Handy water measuring tool inside the reservoir to effectively measure out 6, 8, or 10 oz
- Great for your desk at work, dorm room or bedroom, or anywhere else you want a cup of coffee quickly
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with a water filter
- Max 10 oz reservoir needs to be refilled before each use
Keurig B40 Elite Series At A Glance
One of Keurig's most iconic brewers, B40 series brewers are easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but they have just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K40 series or the in-production K-Classic instead.
Keurig B40 Elite Series Overview
Currently discontinued, the B40 series was replaced by the K40 series.
In turn, the K40 series was rebranded as the K50 series, and eventually the B40s, K40s, and K50s were all discontinued and replaced by the K-Classic, which offers many of the features you'll find on B40/K40/K50 brewers:
- 48 oz reservoir
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
- Auto-On/Off functionality and removable drip tray
- No pod-scanning system (found on Keurig 2.0 brewers) so it's compatible with all types of K-Cups
There are just two major differences between the B40/K40/K50 brewers and the K-Classic:
- The K-Classic's slightly expanded brew sizes (6, 8, and 10 oz)
- Its upgraded brewing system that ensures you're brewing with Keurig's latest and greatest technology for hotter, stronger cups
Keurig B40 Elite Series Buyer's Guide
The discontinued B40 series may still be worth purchasing if you can get one on a good deal. They doesn't have any outdated tech that limits their usability and they can still be quality brewers if you don't mind losing the small 6 and 8 oz brew sizes.
However, we really do recommend going with the K-Classic, which is currently in production, supported by Keurig, and has all of the features you'd find on K40-K55 brewers.
Complete List of Keurig B40 Elite Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B40 Elite brewer, including our Official Rating for each model based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B40
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's most iconic brewers, the B40 is easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K40 or K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Only 2 brew sizes with max 8 oz brew size
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
- No water filter starter kit or reusable My K-Cup
Keurig B41
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's most iconic brewers, the B41 is easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- The iconic brewer that out Keurig on the map
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
- No water filter starter kit or reusable My K-Cup
Keurig B44
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's most iconic brewers, the B44 is easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- The iconic brewer that out Keurig on the map
- Offers a 6 oz brew size (B40 had just 8 oz)
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- Max 8 oz brew size
Keurig B45
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's most iconic brewers, the B45 is easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but it has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K45 or K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Only 2 brew sizes (8 oz, 10 oz)
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
- No water filter starter kit or reusable My K-Cup
Keurig B50 Signature Series At A Glance
Keurig's first series with an LCD messaging center, B50 Signatures series brewers offer 6 and 8 oz brew sizes with a 48 oz reservoir. Discontinued and replaced by the also-discontinued K60 Special Edition series, check out the new K-Classic instead.
Keurig B50 Signature Series Overview
The B50 Signature series was Keurig's first brewer with an LCD messaging center. In fact, that was the only upgrade from the B40 series, as B50 series brewers still offered just 6 oz and 8 oz brew sizes and a 48 oz water reservoir.
To get a larger 10 oz brew size, you needed to upgrade to the B60 Special Edition series.
This B50 brewer comes with a K-Cup variety pack but no other accessories. The B55 comes with the K-Cup variety pack and a water filter starter kit.
Keurig B50 Signature Series Buyer's Guide
Keurig B50 brewers truly were Signature models when first released in 2013.
Well, it isn't 2013 anymore. While you can still find B50 brewers on Amazon, eBay, or other online marketplaces, we recommend you go with Keurig's new-and-improved K-Classic.
How does the K-Classic compare?
- Same 6 and 8 oz brew sizes + additional 10 oz brew size
- Same 48 oz water reservoir
- Same features (no Strength or Temp Controls)
- No LCD messaging center, using LEDÂ indicator lights instead
- Slightly narrower 9.8" width vs the B50's 10.1"
If it's basically the same thing, what makes the K-Classic new-and-improved?
Feature-wise, not much (just the extra 10 oz brew size). But the K-Classic is built using brewing technology and parts that are 7 years younger. That means better performance, better reliability, and better (hotter) coffee.
Complete List of Keurig B50 Signature Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B50 Signature brewer, including our Official Rating for each model based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B50
The Bottom Line
Keurig's original brewer with an LCD messaging center, the B50 offers 6 and 8 oz brew sizes and 48 oz reservoir. Discontinued and replaced by the also-discontinued K60 Special Edition, check out the new K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Signature
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: LCD message center, 2 brew buttons, menu button
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 13.2"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- LCD message center
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- Max 8 oz brew size
- No Strength or Temp Control
Keurig B55
The Bottom Line
Keurig's original brewer with an LCD messaging center, the B55 offers 6 and 8 oz brew sizes and 48 oz reservoir. Discontinued and replaced by the also-discontinued K65 Special Edition, check out the new K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Signature
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: LCD message center, 2 brew buttons, menu button
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 13.2"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- LCD messaging center
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- Max 8 oz brew size
- No Strength or Temp Control
Keurig B60 Special Edition Series At A Glance
An upgrade to the B50 Signature series, B60 Special Editions brewers offer an additional 10 oz brew size with the same LCD messaging center and 48 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, check out the new-and-improve K-Classic instead.
Keurig B60 Special Edition Overview
The B60 Special Edition is an improvement on Keurig's B50 Signature brewers. Both series offer the LCD messaging center, a first for Keurig, with a 48 oz water reservoir. So, what did the B60 Special Edition series add?
A third brew size: 10 oz.
You may also see a few other B60 series brewers from Keurig. What makes them different?
- B60: Base model
- B65:Â Base model + water filter starter kit
- B66:Â Base model + water filter starter kit + silver-colored brewing lid
Ultimately, all of the B series brewers were discontinued and rebranded as K series brewers with the B60 Special Edition becoming the K60 Special Edition. Keurig discontinued the K60 several years back, and today they have moved to their newest line of brewers with the K-Classic the closest thing to the B60/K60.
Keurig B60 Special Edition Buyer's Guide
The Keurig B60 truly was a Special Edition brewer when it was first released in 2013.
Well, it isn't 2013 anymore. While you can still find B60 brewers on Amazon, eBay, or other online marketplaces, we recommend you go with Keurig's new-and-improved K-Classic.
How does the K-Classic compare?
- Same 6, 8, and 10 oz brew sizes
- Same 48 oz water reservoir
- Same features (no Strength or Temp Controls)
- No LCD messaging center, using LEDÂ indicator lights instead
- Slightly narrower 9.8" width vs the B60's 10.1"
If it's basically the same thing, what makes the K-Classic new-and-improved?
Feature-wise, nothing. But it's built using brewing technology and parts that are 7 years younger. That means better performance, better reliability, and better (hotter) coffee.
Complete List of Keurig B60 Special Edition Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B60 Special Edition brewer, including our Official Rating for each model based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B60
The Bottom Line
An upgrade to the B50 series, the B60 offers an additional 10 oz brew size with the same LCD messaging center and 48 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, check out the new-and-improve K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: LCD message center, 3 brew buttons
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 13.2"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- LCD messaging center
- Adds 10 oz brew size (compared to B50 brewers)
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- No Strength or Temp Control
Keurig B65
The Bottom Line
An upgrade to the B50 series, the B65 offers an additional 10 oz brew size with the same LCD messaging center and 48 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, check out the new-and-improve K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: LCD message center, 3 brew buttons
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 13.2"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- LCD messaging center
- Adds 10 oz brew size (compared to B50 brewers)
Cons
- Discontinued model
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- No Strength or Temp Control
Keurig B66
The Bottom Line
An upgrade to the B50 series, the B66 offers an additional 10 oz brew size and a silver lid with the same LCD messaging center and 48 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, check out the new-and-improve K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: LCD message center, 3 brew buttons
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 13.2"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 7.6 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- LCD messaging center
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- No Strength or Temp Control
Keurig B70 Platinum Series At A Glance
Once Keurig's most acclaimed series, now-discontinued B70Â Platinum brewers are still formidable models with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. This series also includes the B79 Platinum Plus, which adds Hot Water and Rinse functions that the other B70 brewers don't have. While these B70 brewers are timeless, we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
Keurig B70 Platinum Series Overview
Five years ago, if you were to ask a Keurig user what their favorite K-Cup brewer was, there's a good chance they would have picked the B70 Platinum.
Keurig's B70 Platinum brewers were stylish upgrades to the B60 Special Edition series, offering several upgrades that made them the most powerful single-serve brewer of their day:
- Concentrated 4 oz serving size (can be used for iced beverages)
- Larger 72 oz water reservoir (60 oz on B60 series brewers)
- Temp Control
When Keurig transitioned to their K series brewers, they rebranded the B70 Platinum as the K70 Platinum and added one extra feature:Â a 12 oz brew size.
All of Keurig's B70 and K70 brewers are the exact same machines with different model numbers identifying different included accessories or colors, with one exception: the B79/K79 Platinum Plus.
The B79/K79 brewer added Hot Water and Rinse buttons so you could use your machine to make tea, cocoa, or oatmeal instead of just coffee.
Today, all of the B70 and K70 series brewers have been discontinued.
Keurig B70 Platinum Series Buyer's Guide
The B70 Platinum series was revolutionary in its heyday, and it's still a solid option if you can find one at a good price. However, it lacks two features that are pretty close to standard on Keurig's newest line of brewers:Â
- 12 oz brew size
- Strength Control for stronger cups
You can get the 12 oz brew size by going with the K70 (or any other K70 Platinum or Platinum Plus brewer).
If you're looking for something currently in production and built with Keurig's newest brewing system and parts, check out the K-Elite with everything the B70 has (plus a few extras):
- 5 brew sizes from 4-12 oz
- 75 oz reservoir
- Strength and Temp Controls
- Hot Water and Iced Beverage settings (Hot Water available on the B79/K79)
- High Altitude setting
- Sleek, durable, brushed metal exterior
Just like the B70/K70 series once were Keurig's best, today the K-Elite holds that crown and is our pick for the best Keurig home brewer.
Complete List of Keurig B70 Platinum Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B70 Platinum brewer, including our Official Rating for each model based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B70
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B70 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B70 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K70 and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B71
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B71 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B71 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K71 and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B75
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B71 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B71 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K75 and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B76
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B71 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B71 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K70 series and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B77
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B71 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B71 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K77 and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B79
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most acclaimed brewer, the now-discontinued B79 is still a formidable model with a 72 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and 4 brew sizes from 4-10 oz. The B79 isn't a bad buy, but we recommend the new K-Elite instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with buttons for Brew, Hot Water, and Rinse
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Hot Water and Rinse modes
- Temp Control setting
- Ability to program your favorite brew size
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size (12 oz on the K79 and new Keurig models)
- No Strength Control setting
- Power button inconveniently located on back of machine
Keurig B Series Commercial Brewers At A Glance
In addition to their B30-B70 home brewers, Keurig offers several models of ULÂ Commercial listed brewers from the small, foolproof B130 Hospitality brewer to the heavy-duty, feature-rich B3000SE. Regardless of your commercial coffee needs, chances are there's a Keurig coffee maker for you.
Keurig B Series Commercial Overview
Keurig's B commercial brewers come in 4 different series:
- B130:Â Hospitality brewer designed to be compact and easy-to-use for hotel and vacation rental guests
- B140: OfficePRO brewers designed for heavy daily use in office environments
- B150: Customer-facing brewers designed for medium-traffic settings (B150P is direct water compatible)
- B3000SE: Customer-facing brewer that requires direct water hookup and compatible with a coin charger
Keurig BÂ Series Commercial Buyer's Guide
Keurig's B series commercial brewers have all been discontinued and replace by their identically-numbered K series counterparts, two of which are still in production today: the K130 and K150P. The rest of the K series commercial brewers have been discontinued.
In their place, Keurig has released their new line of 5 commercial brewers:
- K-Suite: Hospitality brewer with a slim, sleek, modern design. Replaces the B130/K130.
- K1500: Office and small-scale, customer-facing brewer with direct water line compatibility. Replaces the B140/K140 and B150/K150.
- K3500: Customer-facing brewer for medium-traffic settings that requires direct water hookup. Replaces the B3000SE/K3000SE.
- K4000Â Cafe: Customer-facing brewer for medium-traffic settings that brews espresso, lattes, and cappuccinos and requires direct water hookup. Improves upon the B3000SE/K3000SE and replaces the Vue Series V1200/V1255, which were Keurig's commercial specialty beverage machines.
- Eccellenza Momentum: Large, customer-facing brewer with 18" interactive touchscreen for 10 types of coffee and specialty beverage options for high-traffic settings. A whole new level of commercial K-Cup coffee from Keurig.
Most of the B series commercial brewers below will get the job done, but we really recommend giving your guests and customers the best possible experience with one of the 5 new commercial models above.
Complete List of Keurig B Series Commercial Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig B series commercial brewer, including our Official Rating for each model based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig B130
The Bottom Line
Designed to give your guests compact coffee convenience, the foolproof B130 brews up to 8 oz coffees. Now-discontinued, check out the identical K130 or the new-and-improved K-Suite with a sleek, modern design.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: None, refill up to 8 oz at a time
- Water Filter: None
- Display: Button control with Brew and Power buttons, plus Place Cup and Heating indicator lights
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 7.0"W x 10.0"D x 11.0"H
- Weight: 7.2 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Auto-Off, removable drip tray, UL commercial certification
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Takes up to 3 minutes to brew an 8 oz cup
- Max 8 oz brew size with water that needs to be refilled before each use
Keurig B140
The Bottom Line
Keurig's most basic office model, the UL Commercial listed B140 has an underwhelming 48 oz reservoir and max 10 oz brew size, but the Drain Brewer function is handy and its sturdy build makes it great for heavy use.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls with Brew, Power, Auto-Off, and Drain Brewer buttons, a brew size selector knob, and indicator lights for Brew Size, Descale, Add Water, Heating and Drain Brewer
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.5"W x 12.3"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 14.0 lbs
- Other Features: Commercial ULÂ listed, Auto-Off, Quiet Brew Technology, removable drip tray, Drain Brewer function, heavy gauge material for office use
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Drain Brewer function is awesome and makes cleaning the internal tank easy
- Brew size knob is sturdy and easy to use
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with reusable My K-Cup
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
Keurig B145 OfficePRO
The Bottom Line
Keurig's most basic office model, the UL Commercial listed B145 has an underwhelming 48 oz reservoir and max 10 oz brew size, but the Drain Brewer function is handy and its sturdy build makes it great for heavy use.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls with Brew, Power, Auto-Off, and Drain Brewer buttons, a brew size selector knob, and indicator lights for Brew Size, Descale, Add Water, Heating and Drain Brewer
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.5"W x 12.3"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 14.0 lbs
- Other Features: Commercial ULÂ listed, Auto-Off, Quiet Brew Technology, removable drip tray, Drain Brewer function, heavy gauge material for office use, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Drain Brewer function is awesome and makes cleaning the internal tank easy
- Brew size knob is sturdy and easy to use
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with reusable My K-Cup
- 48 oz water reservoir is relatively small (average at best)
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
Keurig B150
The Bottom Line
A sleek, customer-facing commercial brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the B150 makes brewing simple for small and medium settings. Now-discontinued, check out the K150 or K150P instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
- Direct water line plumbing compatible
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with direct water line plumbing
- No Brew Strength feature
- Doesn't brew cappuccinos or lattes
Keurig B150P
The Bottom Line
A sleek, customer-facing commercial brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the B150P is direct water line compatible for hassle-free use in small and medium settings. Discontinued, check out the K150P.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz (direct water line compatible)
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- Compatible with direct water plumbing
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
- Interactive color touch display with bilingual functionality
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Direct water line plumbing kit is sold separately
- No Brew Strength feature
- Doesn't brew cappuccinos or lattes
Keurig B155
The Bottom Line
A sleek, customer-facing commercial brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the B155 makes brewing simple for small and medium settings. Now-discontinued, check out the K155 instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with direct water line plumbing
Keurig B3000SE
The Bottom Line
Keurig's original, fully self-service commercial machine, the B3000SE is a direct water line brewer with an intuitive LCD touch screen and auto-eject pod functionality. However, we recommend the new-and-improved K3500.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the reusable My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: None; direct water line plumbing required
- Water Filter: Not included but compatible
- Display: Black and white LCD display with 4 buttons, which correspond to instructions on the screen, able to select white lettering on dark background or dark lettering on white background
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.0"W x 18.0"D x 17.4"H
- Weight: 35.0 lbs
- Other Features: Ejectable K-Cup system that holds 35-40 used K-Cups before needing to be emptied, ANSI certified to NSF standards for foodservice, separate hot water on demand spigot, English and Spanish available on display panel for single brew, set service number on display panel, ability to disable the mug placement sensor, can take US and Canadian coins with accessory (not included)
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Vending accessory to take both US and Canadian coins
- Direct water line compatible
- Spent K-Cup chamber holds 35-40 pods before needing to be emptied
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size
- Black and white LCD display versus color on updated K3500
- Requires direct water line plumbing to be installed, no other reservoir (sold separately)
After initially launching all of their models under the B Series, Keurig decided to rebrand their brewers with Ks instead of Bs in the model numbers. (They are named "Keurig" after all.) As a result, almost all K Series brewers have a discontinued B Series counterpart that's almost identical in both style and specs. Today, most of these K Series brewers are discontinued as Keurig promotes their latest and greatest in brewing tech with their Keurig Classic Series.
Keurig K10 Mini Series At A Glance
The successor to Keurig's original B31 Mini, the K10 Mini Series includes two models: the K10 and K15. Both are nearly identical to the B31. Like the B31, the K10 has been discontinued but the K15 is still in production today.
Keurig K10 Mini Series Overview
The K10 Mini Series truly is mini. Each brewer's water reservoir needs to be filled before each use up to their 10 oz max brew size. These brewers measures less than 11" in every direction with a somewhat narrow 6.9" width that was great when the K10 Minis were first released but seems bulky today with the release of Keurig's new 4.5" K-Mini.
Keurig has released over 70 different coffee makers over the years, and only about a dozen of them are still in production. One such in-production model is the K15.
Keurig K10 Mini Series Buyer's Guide
Keurig K10 Mini Series brewers are small, simple coffee makers with no extra features. They're best for occasional coffee drinkers who don't mind measuring out their water and refilling the reservoir before each use.
If you're looking for Keurig's newest mini coffee maker, check out the K-Mini. It has the same "fill before each use" brew method but includes Keurig's updated brewing system and a larger 12 oz max brew size in a smaller 4.5" wide package.
If the K10/K15's 6.9" width is fine, you may like the K-Compact. It's a touch wider at 8.2" but has a 36 oz removable water reservoir. That's definitely handy if you're a daily coffee drinker.
Complete List of Keurig K10 Mini Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K10 Mini brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K10
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's original "Mini" K-Cup models, the K10 has a max 10 oz brew size with its "fill before each use" reservoir. Now discontinued, the K10 has been replaced by the identical-looking K15 and upgraded K-Mini.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Classic
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: Up to 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 10 oz
- Water Filter: None
- Display: Buttons for Brew and Power; LED indicator for Add Water and Lift Handle
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 6.9"W x 10.7"D x 10.8"H
- Weight: 1.0 lb
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- Compact and foolproof to use
- Handy water measuring tool inside the reservoir to effectively measure out 6, 8, or 10 oz
- Great for your desk at work, dorm room or bedroom, or anywhere else you want a cup of coffee quickly
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with a water filter
- Max 10 oz reservoir needs to be refilled before each use
Keurig K15
The Bottom Line
One of Keurig's original "Mini" K-Cup models, the K15 has a max 10 oz brew size with its "fill before each use" reservoir. Now discontinued, the K15 has been replaced by the slimmer K-Mini, which brews up to 12 oz K-Cups.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Classic
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 10 oz
- Water Filter: None
- Display: Buttons for Brew and Power; LED indicator for Add Water and Lift Handle
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 6.9"W x 10.7"D x 10.8"W
- Weight: 1.0 lb
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, auto-off after 90 seconds
Pros
- Not discontinued
- Compact and foolproof to use
- Great for your desk at work, dorm room or bedroom, or anywhere else you want a cup of coffee quickly
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Not compatible with a water filter
- Max 12 oz reservoir needs to be refilled before each use
Keurig K40 Elite Series At A Glance
The K40 Elite Series includes some of Keurig's most iconic brewers. They're simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but they has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
Keurig K40 Elite Series Overview
The K40 Elite Series is one of Keurig's flagship brewers and was introduced as an upgrade to the B40, though the two models have the exact same specs. Currently discontinued, the K40 has been replaced by the K-Classic, which offers many of the same features:
- 48 oz reservoir
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
- Auto-On/Off functionality and removable drip tray
- No pod-scanning system (found on Keurig 2.0 brewers) so it's compatible with all types of K-Cups
The only differences between the K40 Series and K-Classic are the K-Classic's slightly expanded brew sizes (6, 8, and 10 oz) and upgraded brewing system that ensures you're brewing with Keurig's latest and greatest technology for hotter, stronger cups.
Below, you'll see 4 model numbers with brewers that look identical:
- K40 and K45 (Keurig Elite Series)
- K50 and K55 (Keurig Classic Series)
What's the difference?
The K40 and K45 were originally released as Keurig's K-Elite brewers. Both came with the K-Cup variety pack, but the K45 also came with the water filter starter kit. Then, in 2015, Keurig rebranded the K40 and K45 K-Elite brewers as the K50 and K55 K-Classic brewers.
Keurig K40 Elite Series Buyer's Guide
The discontinued K40 Elite Series is still worth purchasing, but only if you can get a good deal. These brewers don't have any outdated tech that limits their usability and are still quality models if you don't mind losing the 6 oz brew size.
If you like the K40 but want to add a water filter starter kit, take a look at the K45.
However, we really do recommend going with the K-Classic, which is currently in production, supported by Keurig, and has all of the features you'd find on K40 Elite and K55 Classic brewers.
Complete List of Keurig K40 Elite Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K40 Elite brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K40
The Bottom Line
The K40 is one of Keurig's most iconic brewers. It's simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but it has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Foolproof to use
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Only 2 brew sizes (8 oz, 10 oz)
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
- No water filter starter kit or reusable My K-Cup
Keurig K45
The Bottom Line
The K45 is one of Keurig's most iconic brewers. It's simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but it has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Elite
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8"W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Foolproof to use
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack and water filter starter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Only 2 brew sizes (8 oz, 10 oz)
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
- Doesn't come with the reusable My K-Cup
Keurig K50 Classic Series At A Glance
The K50 Classic Series is the same as the K40 Elite. Like, literally the same. It's just a rebrand from Keurig to make this base brewer a "Classic." They're simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but they have just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
Keurig K50 Classic Series Overview
In 2015, Keurig rebranded the K40 and K45 K-Elite brewers as the K50 and K55 K-Classic brewers.
Currently discontinued, the K50 Classic Series has been replaced by the actual K-Classic, which offers many of the same features:
- 48 oz reservoir
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
- Auto-On/Off functionality and removable drip tray
- No pod-scanning system (found on Keurig 2.0 brewers) so it's compatible with all types of K-Cups
There are just 2 major differences between K50 Series brewers and the K-Classic:
- K-Classic's slightly expanded brew sizes (6, 8, and 10 oz)
- K-Classic's upgraded brewing system that ensures you're brewing with Keurig's latest and greatest technology for hotter, stronger cups
Like the K40 Elite Series, the K50Â Classic Series has two models: the K50 and K55. They're the exact same machine with the only difference being the K55's included water filter starter kit.
Keurig K50 Classic Series Buyer's Guide
The discontinued K50 Classic Series may still be worth purchasing, but only if you can get a good deal. They don't have any outdated tech that limits their usability and they're still quality models.
If you like the K50 but want the included water filter starter kit, take a look at the K55.
However, we really do recommend going with the K-Classic, which is currently in production, supported by Keurig, and has all of the features you'd find on K40 Elite and K50Â Classic brewers.
Complete List of Keurig K50 Classic Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K50 Classic brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K50
The Bottom Line
The K50 is one of Keurig's most iconic brewers. It's simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but it has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Classic
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8" W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, removable water filter, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Foolproof to use
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
Keurig K55
The Bottom Line
The K55 is one of Keurig's most iconic brewers. It's simple and easy to operate with a solid 48 oz reservoir, but it has just a 10 oz max brew size and no special features. Now discontinued, check out the K-Classic instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Classic
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Button controls for Brew Size and Power; LED indicators for Add Water, Descale, Heating, Auto-Off and Power
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.8" W x 13.0"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, removable water filter, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- The iconic brewer that put Keurig on the map
- Foolproof to use
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Brew Strength, Temp Control, or other features
Keurig K60 Special Edition Series At A Glance
With a digital LCD display, 60 oz reservoir, and Temp Control, the K60 Special Edition Series was the K-Cup giant's "mid-luxury" model. Now discontinued, we recommend you check out the K-Select instead.
Keurig K60 Special Edition Series Overview
K60 Special Edition Series models are advertised as Keurig's "mid-luxury" brewers because they offer several luxury upgrades over similar K40, K50, and K70 series models:
- Blue backlit LCD message center
- Larger 60 oz water reservoir
- Temp Control (187-192°F)
Most of these features were pretty revolutionary when the now-discontinued K60 brewers were first released, earning them the "Special Edition" label.
What's the difference between the the various K60 Special Edition brewers?
- K60: Comes with K-Cup variety pack
- K65: Comes with K-Cup variety pack and water filter starter kit
- K66: Honestly, we aren't sure as we can't find this model for sale anywhere
If you're considering a K60 brewer, remember this model has been discontinued. In our Buyer's Guide below, we'll identify a few alternative for you to consider instead.
Keurig K60 Special Edition Series Buyer's Guide
A discontinued series and one of Keurig's first with an LCD display, K60 Special Edition brewers introduced several new features the company has since gotten better at making. Even if you could find a K60 brewer for sale somewhere, there just isn't a good reason to buy it.
(Unless you have some emotional attachment to it, maybe because it's the machine your dad used to make a cup of coffee when he finally told you he was proud of you.)
- If you're looking for an in-production brewer with the same 60 oz reservoir and brew sizes, check out the K-Select or K-Elite.
- If you're digging the LCDÂ message center and want something more than the standard button-only Keurig interface, check out the K575.
Full disclosure:Â The K575 is also discontinued, but it has the large reservoir you're looking for an an interactive 2.8"Â XL color touch display.
Complete List of Keurig K60 Special Edition Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K60 Special Edition brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K60
The Bottom Line
With a digital LCD display, 60 oz reservoir, and Temp Control, the K60 Special Edition was the K-Cup giant's "mid-luxury" model. Now discontinued, we recommend you check out the K-Select instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD message center with one-touch button brewing
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 12.2"W x 14.2"D x 14.9"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, programmable 24-hour digital clock, Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Includes Temp Control and blue backlit LCD message center
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
Keurig K65
The Bottom Line
With a digital LCD display, 60 oz reservoir, and Temp Control, the K65 Special Edition was the K-Cup giant's "mid-luxury" model. Now discontinued, we recommend you check out the K-Select instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD message center with one-touch brewing
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 12.2"W x 14.2"D x 14.9"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, programmable 24 hour digital clock, Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Includes Temp Control and blue backlit LCD message center
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack and water filter starter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Max 10 oz brew size
Keurig K66
The Bottom Line
With a digital LCD display, 60 oz reservoir, and Temp Control, the K66 Special Edition was the K-Cup giant's "mid-luxury" model. Now discontinued, we recommend you check out the K-Select instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Special Edition
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD control panel, one-touch button brewing
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 12.2"W x 14.2"D x 14.9"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, programmable 24-hour digital clock, Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Comes with Temp Control setting
- Blue backlit LCD screen
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Can't find it anywhere
Keurig K70 Platinum Series At A Glance
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewers, the K70 Platinum Series brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. One K70 model (the K79), actually is its own sub-series called the Platinum Plus, which offers everything the other K70 brewers have plus Hot Water and Rinse modes. With all K70 brewers now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K70 and a bunch more.
Keurig K70 Platinum Series Overview
The K70 Platinum Series featured Keurig's top-of-the-line home brewers until the Keurig 2.0 brewing system came out.
These brewers expanded your brew size options from 4-12 oz, giving them the largest K-Cup size available to this point, and their 72 oz reservoir meant fewer refills.
While revolutionary at the time, today those features are fairly standard. And these K70 brewers don't even have Strength Control, which was added later on.
K70 Platinum brewers can be tough to find these days, but you may come across 5 different models: K70, K71, K75, K77, and K79. What's the difference?
- The K70, K71, K75, and K77 are the exact same brewer with different model numbers denoting different included accessories, like K-Cup variety packs, water filter starter kits, and descaling solution.
- The K79 is a different brewer with everything the other K70s have plus Hot Water and Rinse buttons.
All of these K70 series brewers have been discontinued, so we'll recommend a few in-production alternatives that give you an even better brewing experience.
Keurig K70 Platinum Series Buyer's Guide
Keurig K70 Platinum Series models are impressive, feature-rich K-Cup brewers...if the year is 2014.
In all seriousness, K70 brewers aren't bad machines, and none of their options or features have been discontinued or are no longer supported. If you can find one at a good price, I can think of worse brewers to buy.
But I'd rather stick to something currently in production with Keurig's latest and greatest brewing system.
For that, the K-Elite is your best bet. It shares the same 4-12 oz brewing sizes, large water reservoir (75 oz), and Temp Control, but the K-Elite adds several improvements:
- Strength Control
- High Altitude setting
- Iced and Hot Water modes
- A sleek, durable, brushed metal exterior
- Quicker brew speeds
Unfortunately, it doesn't have any type of LCD display, but is that worth buying a brewer that's 6 years old?
Not to us.
Complete List of Keurig K70 Platinum Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K70 Platinum brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K70
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewer, the K70 Platinum brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. Now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K70 and a bunch more.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD messaging center with one-button brewing
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Keurig's best-selling brewer ever
- Foolproof to use
- Comes with Temp Control setting
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Hard to find
- No Strength Control
Keurig K71
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewer, the K71 Platinum brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. Now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K70 and a bunch more.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Keurig's best-selling series ever
- Foolproof to use
- Comes with Temp Control setting
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Hard to find
- No Strength Control
Keurig K75
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewer, the K75 Platinum brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. Now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K75 and a bunch more.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Very large 72 oz water reservoir
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Hard to find
- No Strength Control
Keurig K77
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewer, the K77 Platinum brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. Now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K77 and a bunch more.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Very large 72 oz water reservoir
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Hard to find
- No Strength Control
Keurig K79
The Bottom Line
Once Keurig's most feature-rich brewer, the K79 Platinum Plus brews 4-12 oz coffees with a huge 72 oz reservoir and Temp Control. Now discontinued, take a look at the K-Elite. It offers everything on the K79 and a bunch more.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Platinum Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 72 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Blue backlit LCD display with buttons for Brew, Hot Water, and Rinse
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.3"W x 13.8"D x 13.0"H
- Weight: 12.0 lbs
- Other Features: Quiet Brew Technology, Auto-On/Off, 24-hour digital clock, programmable favorites, removable drip tray
Pros
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
- Very large 72 oz water reservoir
- Rinse and Hot Water buttons
- Comes with K-Cup variety back, water filter starter kit, and My K-Cup
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Hard to find
- No Strength Control
Keurig KÂ Series Commercial Brewers At A Glance
In addition to their K10-K70 home brewers, Keurig offers several models of ULÂ Commercial listed brewers from the small, foolproof K130 Hospitality brewer to the heavy-duty, feature-rich K3000SE. Regardless of your commercial coffee needs, chances are there's a Keurig coffee maker for you.
Keurig KÂ Series Commercial Overview
Keurig's KÂ commercial brewers come in 4 different series:
- K130:Â Hospitality brewer designed to be compact and easy-to-use for hotel and vacation rental guests
- K140: OfficePRO brewers designed for heavy daily use in office environments
- K150: Customer-facing brewers designed for medium-traffic settings (K150P is direct water compatible)
- K3000SE: Customer-facing brewer that requires direct water hookup and compatible with a coin charger
Keurig KÂ Series Commercial Buyer's Guide
All but two of Keurig's K Series commercial brewers have all been discontinued: the K130 and K150P.
In place of the discontinued models, Keurig has released their new line of 5 commercial brewers:
- K-Suite: Hospitality brewer with a slim, sleek, modern design. Replaces the K130.
- K1500: Office and small-scale, customer-facing brewer with direct water line compatibility. Replaces the K140 and K150.
- K3500: Customer-facing brewer for medium-traffic settings that requires direct water hookup. Replaces the K3000SE.
- K4000Â Cafe: Customer-facing brewer for medium-traffic settings that brews espresso, lattes, and cappuccinos and requires direct water hookup. Improves upon the K3000SE and replaces the Vue Series V1200/V1255, which were Keurig's commercial specialty beverage machines.
- Eccellenza Momentum: Large, customer-facing brewer with 18" interactive touchscreen for 10 types of coffee and specialty beverage options for high-traffic settings. A whole new level of commercial K-Cup coffee from Keurig.
Most of the K Series commercial brewers below will get the job done, but we really recommend giving your guests and customers the best possible experience with one of the 5 new commercial models above.
Complete List of Keurig KÂ Series Commercial Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig KÂ Series commercial brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K130
The Bottom Line
Designed to give your guests compact coffee convenience, the foolproof K130 brews up to 8 oz coffees. And because it brews every drop of water you add, there's no standing water between cups (or guests).
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups and Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: Up to 8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 8 oz
- Water Filter: None
- Display: Button control with Brew and Power buttons, plus Place Cup and Heating indicator lights
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 7.0"W x 10.0"D x 11.0"H
- Weight: 7.2 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-Off, removable drip tray, UL commercial listed
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Foolproof to use
Cons
- Takes up to 3 minutes to brew an 8 oz cup
- Max 8 oz brew size with water that needs to be refilled before each use
Keurig K140
The Bottom Line
Keurig's most basic office model, the UL Commercial listed K140 has an underwhelming 48 oz reservoir and max 10 oz brew size, but the Drain Brewer function is handy and its sturdy build makes it great for heavy use.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls with Brew, Power, Auto-Off, and Drain Brewer buttons, a brew size selector knob, and indicator lights for Brew Size, Descale, Add Water, Heating and Drain Brewer
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.5"W x 12.3"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 14.0 lbs
- Other Features: Commercial ULÂ listed, Auto-Off, Quiet Brew Technology, removable drip tray, Drain Brewer function, heavy gauge material for office use
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Drain Brewer function is awesome and makes cleaning the internal tank easy
- Brew size knob is sturdy and easy to use
Cons
- Not compatible with reusable My K-Cup
- Underwhelming 48 oz reservoir for an office model
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
Keurig K145 OfficePRO
The Bottom Line
Keurig's most basic office model, the UL Commercial listed K145 has an underwhelming 48 oz reservoir and max 10 oz brew size, but the Drain Brewer function is handy and its sturdy build makes it great for heavy use.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 48 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Button controls with Brew, Power, Auto-Off, and Drain Brewer buttons, a brew size selector knob, and indicator lights for Brew Size, Descale, Add Water, Heating and Drain Brewer
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 9.5"W x 12.3"D x 13.3"H
- Weight: 14.0 lbs
- Other Features: Commercial ULÂ listed, Auto-Off, Quiet Brew Technology, removable drip tray, Drain Brewer function, heavy gauge material for office use, comes with K-Cup variety pack
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Drain Brewer function is awesome and makes cleaning the internal tank easy
- Brew size knob is sturdy and easy to use
- Comes with K-Cup variety pack
Cons
- Not compatible with reusable My K-Cup
- Underwhelming 48 oz reservoir for an office model
- Max 10 oz brew size
- No Strength Control or Temp Control
Keurig K150
The Bottom Line
A sleek, customer-facing UL Commercial listed brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the K150 makes brewing simple for small and medium settings. For direct water line compatibility, check out the K150P.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
- Interactive color touch display with bilingual functionality
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Not compatible with direct water line plumbing
- No Brew Strength feature
- Doesn't brew cappuccinos or lattes
Keurig K150P
The Bottom Line
A sleek, customer-facing UL Commercial listed brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the K150P is direct water line compatible and makes brewing simple for small and medium-sized settings.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz (direct water line compatible)
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- Compatible with direct water plumbing
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
- Interactive color touch display with bilingual functionality
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Direct water line plumbing kit is sold separately
- No Brew Strength feature
- Doesn't brew cappuccinos or lattes
Keurig K155
The Bottom Line
A sleek, UL Commercial listed brewer with a 90 oz reservoir and color touch LCD display, the K155 is designed for office use but is nearly identical to the customer-minded K150 (or K150P for direct water line compatibility).
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: 90 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: Color touch LCD screen with Brew button
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.9"D x 14.0"H
- Weight: 18.0 lbs
- Other Features: UL Commercial listed, Quiet Brew Technology, 24 hours programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, NSF certified for use in foodservice outlets, removable drip tray, bilingual instructions on color touch display
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- Massive 90 oz water reservoir
- Interactive color touch display with bilingual functionality
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
Cons
- Not compatible with direct water line plumbing
- No Brew Strength feature
- Max 10 oz brew size (versus 12 oz on nearly identical K150)
Keurig K3000SE
The Bottom Line
Keurig's original, fully self-service commercial machine, the K3000SE is a direct water line brewer with an intuitive LCD touch screen and auto-eject pod functionality. However, we recommend the new-and-improved K3500.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 1.0 Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Unlicensed K-Cups, Keurig 2.0 licensed K-Cups, and ground coffee with the reusable My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz
- Water Reservoir: None; direct water line plumbing required
- Water Filter: Not included but compatible
- Display: Black and white LCD display with 4 buttons, which correspond to instructions on the screen, able to select white lettering on dark background or dark lettering on white background
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 12.0"W x 18.0"D x 17.4"H
- Weight: 35.0 lbs
- Other Features: Ejectable K-Cup system that holds 35-40 used K-Cups before needing to be emptied, ANSI certified to NSF standards for foodservice, separate hot water on demand spigot, English and Spanish available on display panel for single brew, set service number on display panel, ability to disable the mug placement sensor, can take US and Canadian coins with accessory (not included)
Pros
- UL Commercial listed
- No pod-scanning technology so brews both licensed and unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Vending accessory to take both US and Canadian coins
- Direct water line compatible
- Spent K-Cup chamber holds 35-40 pods before needing to be emptied
Cons
- Max 10 oz brew size
- Black and white LCD display versus color on updated K3500
- Requires direct water line plumbing to be installed, no other reservoir (sold separately)
Keurig Vue Series At A Glance
A revolutionary series from Keurig, the Vue Series introduced K-Vue pods for bigger, hotter coffees. Today, all Vue brewers are discontinued. For a versatile brewer with all the extras, check out the K-Elite.
Keurig Vue Series Overview
Originally released to give customers the ability to brew a larger, hotter cup with a max 18 oz brew size (16 oz on the V500), Keurig ultimately decided to discontinue its Vue brewers because they weren't popular enough to justify the hassle of producing special K-Vue pods.
These Vue brewers used Keurig 2.0's pod-scanning system (also known as DRM or "Digital Rights Management") to lock out unlicensed third-party pods while simultaneously having programmed brewing instructions of the pod you selected.
This is the same system found on Keurig's brewers, which also have been discontinued.
But that doesn't mean Vue brewers are totally worthless today. You can actually buy an inexpensive adapter to use either K-Cups or ground coffee with any K-Vue brewer.
With the adapter, there's actually an advantage to owning a K-Vue brewer:Â You can brew a 16 oz coffee. We wouldn't recommend doing that with a K-Cup (it would be too watered down) but you could definitely make a good tall cup with your own ground coffee.
Of note, the V1200 and V1255 are both commercial models and are identical. The only difference is where they were originally sold with the V1200 available through Authorized Keurig Distributors and the V1255 available through office supply stores like Office Depot.
Keurig Vue Series Buyer's Guide
A discontinued series, there's little advantage to owning a Vue brewer. Their biggest selling point (large K-Vue pods) is negated now that Keurig doesn't manufacture them anymore.
If you're looking for larger serving sizes, take a look at the K-Duo. It can brew either single-serve K-Cups up to 12 oz or multi-cup carafes up to 60 oz.
If a full (or even half) carafe is still too much for you, check out the Keurig 2.0 series with model numbers from K200-K575. These machines can brew 14, 16, 18, 22, 26, and 30 oz cups/carafes, but they're also pod-scanning DRM machines that have been discontinued.
However, you can buy a Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup to use ground coffee, allowing for stronger brews while bypassing the DRMÂ system. Many Keurig fans say these Keurig 2.0 brewers are the best Keurig has ever made with the K475 and K575 especially beloved.
Complete List of Keurig Vue Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig Vue brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig Vue V1200
The Bottom Line
The Vue V1200 and identical Vue V1255 were Keurig's revolutionary commercial brewers with the ability to brew specialty beverages and 18 oz coffees. Now discontinued, check out the K1500 for a similar commercial model.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Vue Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Vue pods, comes with adapter you can use any K-Cup pod or your own grounds
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Full color touch screen
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.4"W x 14.8"D x 13.8"H
- Weight: 19.6 lbs
- Other Features: ULÂ Commercial listed, comes with K-Cup pod and coffee ground compatible adapter, ability to brew cafe-style beverages with froth button, brew over ice function, 24-hour digital programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, comes with K-Vue variety box
Pros
- MyBrew technology reads the capsule you inserted and pulls up the proper temperature and other brew settings
- UL Commercial listed
- Capable of brewing up to 18 oz coffees plus tea and hot cocoa K-Cups
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Vue pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why own a Vue machine if you can only brew K-Cup pods?
- Locks out unlicensed Keurig pods
Keurig Vue V1255
The Bottom Line
The Vue V1200 and identical Vue V1255 were Keurig's revolutionary commercial brewers with the ability to brew specialty beverages and 18 oz coffees. Now discontinued, check out the K1500 for a similar commercial model.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Vue Commercial
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Vue pods, comes with adapter you can use any K-Cup pod or your own grounds
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Full color touch screen
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 11.4"W x 14.8"D x 13.8"H
- Weight: 19.6 lbs
- Other Features: ULÂ Commercial listed, ability to brew cafe-style beverages with froth button, brew over ice function, 24-hour digital programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, comes with K-Vue variety box
Pros
- MyBrew technology reads the capsule you inserted and pulls up the proper temperature and other brew settings
- UL Commercial listed
- Capable of brewing up to 18 oz coffees plus tea and hot cocoa K-Cups
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Vue pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why own a Vue machine if you can only brew K-Cup pods?
- Locks out unlicensed Keurig pods
Keurig Vue V500
The Bottom Line
A revolutionary series from Keurig, the K-Vue introduced K-Vue pods for bigger, hotter coffees. Today, all Vue brewers are discontinued. For a versatile brewer with all the extras, check out the K-Elite.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Vue
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Vue pods, and with an adapter can use any K-Cup pod or your own grounds
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Black and white touchscreen
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 13.8"W x 15.3"D x 15.3"H
- Weight: 10.8 lbs
- Other Features: Ability to brew cafe-style beverages with froth button, brew over ice function, 24 hour digital programmable clock, Auto-On/Off
Pros
- MyBrew technology reads the capsule you inserted and pulls up the proper temperature and other brew settings
- Capable of brewing up to 16 oz coffees plus tea and hot cocoa K-Cups
- Large 60 oz water reservoir
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Vue pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why own a Vue machine if you can only brew K-Cup pods?
- Locks out unlicensed Keurig pods
Keurig Vue V600
The Bottom Line
A revolutionary series from Keurig, the K-Vue introduced K-Vue pods for bigger, hotter coffees. Today, all Vue brewers are discontinued. For a versatile brewer with all the extras, check out the K-Elite.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Vue
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Vue pods, and with adapter you can use any K-Cup pod or your own grounds
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Black and white touchscreen
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 11.8"D x 12.5"H
- Weight: 10.8 lbs
- Other Features: Ability to brew cafe-style beverages with froth button, brew over ice function, 24 hour digital programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, comes with K-Vue variety box
Pros
- MyBrew technology reads the capsule you inserted and pulls up the proper temperature and other brew settings
- Capable of brewing up to 18 oz coffees plus tea and hot cocoa K-Cups
- Comes with K-Vue variety box
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Vue pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why own a Vue machine if you can only brew K-Cup pods?
- Locks out unlicensed Keurig pods
Keurig Vue V700
The Bottom Line
A revolutionary series from Keurig, the K-Vue introduced K-Vue pods for bigger, hotter coffees. Today, all Vue brewers are discontinued. For a versatile brewer with all the extras, check out the K-Elite.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Vue
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Vue pods, and with adapter you can use any K-Cup pod or your own grounds
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz
- Water Reservoir: 74 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: Full color touchscreen
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.1"W x 11.8"D x 12.5"H
- Weight: 10.8 lbs
- Other Features: Ability to brew cafe-style beverages with froth button, brew over ice function, 24 hour digital programmable clock, Auto-On/Off, comes with K-Vue variety box
Pros
- MyBrew technology reads the capsule you inserted and pulls up the proper temperature and other brew settings
- Capable of brewing up to 18 oz coffees plus tea and hot cocoa K-Cups
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Vue pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why own a Vue machine if you can only brew K-Cup pods?
- Locks out unlicensed Keurig pods
Keurig Rivo Series At A Glance
Keurig's first machine designed to brew lattes and cappuccinos, the Rivo has since been discontinued and replaced by the Keurig K-Cafe and K-Latte. We'd go with one of those, but you can still find the Rivo online.
Keurig Rivo Series Overview
Keurig has discontinued the Rivo and released their new K-Cafe and K-Latte brewers.
Why did they discontinue the Rivo? Popularity and difficulty providing support for the brewer.
- Popularity: As an espresso-only system that doesn't brew standard coffee, the Rivo just couldn't compete with any of Nespresso's awesome capsule-based specialty beverage brewers.
- Support: The Rivo uses special K-Rivo pods, which aren't used in any other machine. In order to support the Rivo, Keurig needed to keep producing these pods, which just wasn't financially sustainable.
That's why they released the K-Cafe and K-Latte, both of which brew standard coffees and specialty beverages solely using K-Cups! These brewers appeal to a wider audience and are easier for Keurig to maintain.
What's the difference between the K-Cafe and K-Latte?
- K-Cafe:Â Keurig's best brewer for specialty beverages, the K-Cafe has a 60 oz water reservoir and brews both standard 6-12 oz coffees and coffee concentrate for specialty drinks. Its dishwasher-safe frother has 3 modes for lattes, cappuccinos, and cold foam.
- K-Latte: Designed more as a standard coffee maker with a concentrated coffee mode, the K-Latte has a 36 oz reservoir, a max 10 oz brew size, and comes with a non-dishwasher-safe frother with a single froth mode for lattes.
Keurig Rivo Series Buyer's Guide
Today, there's no good reason to buy the discontinued Rivo, mostly because Keurig just doesn't manufacture the Rivo pods anymore.
That leaves you with two choices:Â the K-Cafe or K-Latte.
Go with the K-Cafe if you're a specialty beverage enthusiast. Its 3 frothing modes, including cold foam, really make a big difference. You might think of lattes and cappuccinos as "espresso with frothed milk," but the froth is different for both. Latte foam is more uniform, smooth, and silky. Cappuccino foam is much fluffier and aerated with hot milk on the bottom. And, of course, the cold foam setting is great for iced specialty beverages.
Go with the K-Latte if you're a coffee drinker who enjoys the occasional specialty drink (mostly lattes, obviously) and you don't mind the max 10 oz brew size.
Complete List of Keurig Rivo Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig Rivo brewer (for this series, just one model) including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig Rivo
The Bottom Line
Keurig's first machine designed to brew lattes and cappuccinos, the Rivo has since been discontinued and replaced by the Keurig K-Cafe and K-Latte. We'd go with one of those, but you can still find the Rivo online.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Rivo
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig Rivo pods only
- Brew Sizes: 1.4 oz, 2.8 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: No
- Display: Button control panel with buttons for Espresso, Lungo, Cappuccino Froth, Latte Froth, Cold Froth
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: No
- Dimensions: 10.8"W x 11.4"D x 11.4"H
- Weight: 17.0 lbs
- Other Features: 15 bars of pressure, Auto-On/Off, comes with built-in frother and frothing pitcher with lid
Pros
- The only Keurig machine that brews specialty beverages, like espresso, lattes, and cappuccinos
- Also brews standard coffees
Cons
- Discontinued model and product line
- Requires Rivo pods, which aren't produced anymore
- Not nearly as good as Nespresso, so why buy?
The Keurig 2.0 Series introduces Keurig's pod-scanning technology (also known as DRM or "Digital Rights Management") that locks out unlicensed third-party pods. In addition to brewing K-Cups up to 12 oz, Keurig 2.0 brewers also brew K-Mug pods up to 16 oz and K-Carafe pods up to 30 oz. There are 4 series of Keurig 2.0 brewers (shown below) with each series adding more features.
Today, all Keurig 2.0 brewers have been discontinued as Keurig has consolidated their products into the 13 home brewers and 7 commercial brewers shown above.
To make things easy, here's a quick comparison table of the 4 Keurig 2.0 series so you know which to choose:
Keurig K200 Series At A Glance
The base model of the now-discontinued Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, K200 series brewers are an affordable option for those who want to brew multi-cup carafes, but we recommend the in-production K-Duo.
Keurig K200 Series Overview
K200 brewers have the smallest reservoir of any Keurig 2.0 series (40 oz) and the simplest display (2.4" black and white LCD display). They also don't offer any of the extras that the K300, K400, and K500 brewers do:
- Temp Control
- Customizable settings
- Ability to set favorites
- Hot Water mode
- Iced mode
- Water tank nightlight
Essentially, they're the smallest, most basic way to get access to Keurig's K-Carafe brew size.
Keurig K200 Series Buyer's Guide
As a discontinued series, it's our duty to provide you with alternatives currently in production. If you're looking at getting a Keurig 2.0 brewer (models K200-K575), take a look at these brewers instead:
- K-Duo: Keurig's replacement for their 2.0 brewers, the K-Duo brews both single-serve K-Cup coffee up to 12 oz and full carafes up to 60 oz (double the volume of Keurig 2.0 brewers). What the K-Duo loses from 2.0 brewers are the 14-16 oz "large cup" brew sizes and the K-Carafe pod. Instead, you brew carafes by dosing ground coffee into the reusable Gold Tone mesh filter.
- K-Elite: Keurig's high-end home coffee maker, the K-Elite maxes out at 12 oz (so no full pots) but it has every other premium feature: 75 oz reservoir, Hot Water and Iced brew modes, Strength and Temp Control, a High Altitude setting, and a durable, brushed metal exterior that looks better than any Keurig brewer to date.
As for the K200-series brewers, here are the differences:
- K200: Comes with the water filter kit
- K250: Comes with the water filter kit, K-Cup variety pack, and descaling solution
Neither brewer comes with the K-Carafe, which you'll have to purchase separately.
Bottom Line: If you're seriously considering the K200 (or any other Keurig 2.0 brewer), just get the K-Duo. It's the same type of brewer, only better. But if you're dead-set on getting the K200, well, just click the button below.
Complete List of Keurig K200 Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K200 Series brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K200
The Bottom Line
The base model of the now-discontinued Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, K200 series brewers are an affordable option for those who want to brew multi-cup carafes, but we recommend the in-production K-Duo.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup pods, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 40 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.4" black and white LCD touch display
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 8.9"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 7.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, brew selector for hot cocoa/other, high altitude setting
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Strong Brew option included
- Comes with water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Relatively small 40 oz water reservoir
- Doesn't come with carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K250
The Bottom Line
The base model of the now-discontinued Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, K200 series brewers are an affordable option for those who want to brew multi-cup carafes, but we recommend the in-production K-Duo.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup pods, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 40 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.4" black and white LCD touch display
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 8.9"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 7.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, brew selector for hot cocoa/other, high altitude setting, comes with variety K-Cup pack and descaling solution
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Strong Brew option included
- Comes with water filter kit and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Relatively small 40 oz water reservoir
- Doesn't come with carafe or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K300 Series At A Glance
One of our favorite values, Keurig 2.0 K300 series brewers are a big jump up from their K200 counterparts with a 60 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and more. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo instead.
Keurig K300 Series Overview
K300 Series brewers offer several upgrades over base K200 models:
- 60 oz water reservoir (from 40 oz)
- Temp Control
- Customizable clock
- Customizable wallpaper
- Ability to set favorites
In terms of bang-for-your-buck, they're our favorite Keurig 2.0 series.
Keurig K300 Series Buyer's Guide
As a discontinued series, it's our duty to provide you with alternatives currently in production. If you're looking at getting a Keurig 2.0 brewer (models K200-K575), take a look at these brewers instead:
- K-Duo: Keurig's replacement for their 2.0 brewers, the K-Duo brews both single-serve K-Cup coffee up to 12 oz and full carafes up to 60 oz (double the volume of Keurig 2.0 brewers). What the K-Duo loses from 2.0 brewers are the 14-16 oz "large cup" brew sizes and the K-Carafe pod. Instead, you brew carafes by dosing ground coffee into the reusable Gold Tone mesh filter.
- K-Elite: Keurig's high-end home coffee maker, the K-Elite maxes out at 12 oz (so no full pots) but it has every other premium feature: 75 oz reservoir, Hot Water and Iced brew modes, Strength and Temp Control, a High Altitude setting, and a durable, brushed metal exterior that looks better than any Keurig brewer to date.
As for the K300-series brewers (this is a Keurig K300 review, after all) here are the differences:
- K300: Comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
- K350: Comes with carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, and water filter starter kit
Neither brewer comes with the K-Carafe, which you'll have to purchase separately.
Bottom Line: If you're seriously considering the K300 (or any other Keurig 2.0 brewer), just get the K-Duo. It's the same type of brewer, only better. But if you're dead-set on getting the K300, well, just click the button below.
Complete List of Keurig K300 Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K300 brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K300
The Bottom Line
One of our favorite values, Keurig 2.0 K300 series brewers are a big jump up from their K200 counterparts with a 60 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and more. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup pods, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.4" black and white LCD touch display
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, high altitude setting, brew selector for hot cocoa/other, comes with carafe and variety K-Cup and K-Carafe pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Side-mounting 60 oz water reservoir is a big step up from the 40 oz reservoir on the K200 and K250 and much easier to access
- Strong Brew option included
- Comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with a water filter kit or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K350
The Bottom Line
One of our favorite values, Keurig 2.0 K300 series brewers are a big jump up from their K200 counterparts with a 60 oz reservoir, Temp Control, and more. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup pods, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 60 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.4" black and white LCD touch display
- Temp Control: No
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip tray, high altitude setting, brew selector for hot cocoa/other, comes with carafe and variety K-Cup and K-Carafe pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Side-mounting 60 oz water reservoir is a big step up from the 40 oz reservoir on the K200 and K250 and much easier to access
- Strong Brew option included
- Comes with carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, and water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K400 Series At A Glance
With 10 different brew sizes up to 30 oz, a sizable 70 oz reservoir, and an intuitive color touch display, K400 series brewers made K-Cup coffee easy. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
Keurig K400 Series Overview
K400 brewers offer a small jump over K300 brewers:
- 70 oz water reservoir (from 60 oz)
- 2.4"Â color touch display (from 2.4" black and white display)
Aside from that, they're exactly the same thing.
Keurig K400 Series Buyer's Guide
As a discontinued series, it's our duty to provide you with alternatives currently in production. If you're looking at getting a Keurig 2.0 brewer (models K200-K575), take a look at these brewers instead:
- K-Duo: Keurig's replacement for their 2.0 brewers, the K-Duo brews both single-serve K-Cup coffee up to 12 oz and full carafes up to 60 oz (double the volume of Keurig 2.0 brewers). What the K-Duo loses from 2.0 brewers are the 14-16 oz "large cup" brew sizes and the K-Carafe pod. Instead, you brew carafes by dosing ground coffee into the reusable Gold Tone mesh filter.
- K-Elite: Keurig's high-end home coffee maker, the K-Elite maxes out at 12 oz (so no full pots) but it has every other premium feature: 75 oz reservoir, Hot Water and Iced brew modes, Strength and Temp Control, a High Altitude setting, and a durable, brushed metal exterior that looks better than any Keurig brewer to date.
As for the K400-series brewers (this is a Keurig K400 review, after all) here are the differences:
- K400: Doesn't come with anything
- K425: Comes with carafe
- K450: Comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
- K475: Comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and water filter starter kit
Bottom Line: If you're seriously considering the K400 (or any other Keurig 2.0 brewer), just get the K-Duo. It's the same type of brewer, only better. But if you're dead-set on getting the K400, well, just click the button below.
Complete List of Keurig K400 Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K400 brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K400
The Bottom Line
With 10 different brew sizes up to 30 oz, a sizable 70 oz reservoir, and an intuitive color touch display, K400 series brewers made K-Cup coffee easy. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 70 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.4" color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip ray, Auto-On/Off, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, high altitude setting
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Features Auto-Off, Strong Brew, and 5 Brew Temp settings
- Color touch display with customizable wallpaper
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with any accessories
Keurig K425
The Bottom Line
With 10 different brew sizes up to 30 oz, a sizable 70 oz reservoir, and an intuitive color touch display, K400 series brewers made K-Cup coffee easy. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 70 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.4" color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip ray, Auto-On/Off, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, high altitude setting, comes with carafe
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Features Auto-Off, Strong Brew, and 5 Brew Temp settings
- Color touch display with customizable wallpaper
- Comes with the carafe
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the water filter starter kit, K-Cup/K-Vue variety pack, or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K450
The Bottom Line
With 10 different brew sizes up to 30 oz, a sizable 70 oz reservoir, and an intuitive color touch display, K400 series brewers made K-Cup coffee easy. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 70 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.4" color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip ray, Auto-On/Off, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, high altitude setting, comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Features Auto-Off, Strong Brew, and 5 Brew Temp settings
- Color touch display with customizable wallpaper
- Comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with water filter kit or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K475
The Bottom Line
With 10 different brew sizes up to 30 oz, a sizable 70 oz reservoir, and an intuitive color touch display, K400 series brewers made K-Cup coffee easy. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 70 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.4" color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 8.5 lbs
- Other Features: Removable drip ray, Auto-On/Off, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, high altitude setting, comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Features Auto-Off, Strong Brew, and 5 Brew Temp settings
- Color touch display with customizable wallpaper
- Comes with a K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the carafe or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K500 Series At A Glance
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
Keurig K500 Series Overview
K500 brewers offer several nice-to-have upgrades over K400 brewers:
- 80 oz water reservoir (from 70 oz)
- 2.8"Â XL color touch display (from 2.4" color touch display)
- Hot Water mode
- Iced mode
- Water tank nightlight
They're the most premium home use brewer Keurig has ever made and a customer favorite. Unfortunately, they've lost much of their utility since being discontinued as Keurig no longer makes the K-Mug and K-Carafe pods that make the 2.0 series stand out.
Keurig K500 Series Buyer's Guide
As a discontinued series, it's our duty to provide you with alternatives currently in production. If you're looking at getting a Keurig 2.0 brewer (models K200-K575), take a look at these brewers instead:
- K-Duo: Keurig's replacement for their 2.0 brewers, the K-Duo brews both single-serve K-Cup coffee up to 12 oz and full carafes up to 60 oz (double the volume of Keurig 2.0 brewers). What the K-Duo loses from 2.0 brewers are the 14-18 oz "large cup" brew sizes and the K-Carafe pod. Instead, you brew carafes by dosing ground coffee into the reusable Gold Tone mesh filter.
- K-Elite: Keurig's high-end home coffee maker, the K-Elite maxes out at 12 oz (so no full pots) but it has every other premium feature: 75 oz reservoir, Hot Water and Iced brew modes, Strength and Temp Control, a High Altitude setting, and a durable, brushed metal exterior that looks better than any Keurig brewer to date.
As for the K500-series brewers (this is a Keurig K500 review, after all) here are the differences:
- K500: Comes with carafe and K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
- K525: Comes with Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- K545: Comes with Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- K550: Comes with carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, and water filter starter kit
- K560: Comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and water filter starter kit
- K575: Comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and water filter starter kit
Bottom Line: If you're seriously considering the K500 (or any other Keurig 2.0 brewer), just get the K-Duo. It's the same type of brewer, only better. But if you're dead-set on getting the K500, well, just click the button below.
Complete List of Keurig K500 Series Brewers
Keep reading below for our consolidated snapshots of every Keurig K500 brewer, including our Official Rating for each based on our in-depth analysis of every Keurig model ever made.
Keurig K500
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with the carafe and a K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the Keurig water filter kit or Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K525
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, K-Vue, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the carafe, pod variety pack, or water field kit
Keurig K545
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with a reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, or water filter kit
Keurig K550
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
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- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with the carafe, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack, and a water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with a reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K560
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
The Coffee Maven's editors select and review products independently. We may receive a commission if you purchase through one of our links at no additional cost to you.
- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight, K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and a water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the carafe or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
Keurig K575
The Bottom Line
The crown jewel of the Keurig 2.0 pod-scanning system, feature-rich K500 series brewers offer 11 brew sizes (up to 30 oz) and massive 80 oz reservoir. Now discontinued, we recommend the Keurig K-Duo Plus instead.
The Coffee Maven's editors select and review products independently. We may receive a commission if you purchase through one of our links at no additional cost to you.
- Product Line/System: Keurig 2.0 Plus
- K-Cup Compatibility: Keurig 2.0 K-Cup, K-Mug, and K-Carafe pods, and ground coffee with the Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
- Brew Sizes: 4 oz, 6 oz, 8 oz, 10 oz, 12 oz, 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, 22 oz, 26 oz, 30 oz
- Water Reservoir: 80 oz
- Water Filter: Compatible but not included
- Display: 2.8" XL color touch display
- Temp Control: Yes
- Strength Control: Yes
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 13.4"D x 13.6"H
- Weight: 11.9 lbs
- Other Features: Auto-On/Off, removable drip tray, high altitude setting, customizable clock, favorites settings, customizable wall paper, hot water on demand, iced beverages, nightlight, comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack
Pros
- Capable of brewing both single-serve coffee and carafes up to 30 oz
- Brews wide range of sizes from 4 oz cup to 30 oz carafe
- Most advanced model in the Keurig 2.0 series with an 80 oz reservoir, 2.8" XL color display, hot water on demand, and a nightlight
- Comes with K-Cup/K-Carafe variety pack and water filter kit
Cons
- Discontinued model
- Part of the Keurig 2.0 series, which has pod-scanning system to lock out unlicensed K-Cup pods
- Compatible with K-Mug and K-Carafe pods, which Keurig no longer produces, so why get a pod-based carafe brewer when you can only use K-Cup pods?
- Doesn't come with the carafe or reusable Keurig 2.0 My K-Cup
