Keurig C K-Elite Review

The Keurig C K-Elite is the exact same brewer as the regular Keurig K-Elite.

So, what does the "C" mean?

The "C" stands for Costco as this version is specially-packaged for sale at the big box wholesaler.

The only difference between the K-Elite and C K-Elite is the included accessories:

• Reusable My K-Cup
• Charcoal water filter

Essentially, it's an all-included starter kit.

And though it's designed to be sold at Costco, you can still kind the C K-Elite online on certain marketplaces.

With that out of the way, let's take a second to talk about this K-Elite machine, which is Keurig's top-of-the-line home brewer.

Equipped with a 75 oz water reservoir and encased in a modern brushed metal exterior, the K-Elite looks the part of a premium coffee maker.

It acts like it, too.

We've already named the K-Select our pick for best bang-for-your-buck Keurig because of its combination of price and performance.

But when you pit the K-Select vs the K-Elite feature-by-feature, there's no doubt which is Keurig's best model.

Aside from the reservoir size and brushed metal design, here are the K-Elite's other notable advantages:

• 5 brew sizes from 4-12 oz (K-Select has 4 sizes from 6-12 oz)
• Iced beverage feature for concentrated coffees
• Hot Water feature for tea, cocoa, and oatmeal
• Additional Temperature Control functionality
• LCD clock display

With the K-Elite, Keurig has taken yet another leap forward in their quest for total pod-based coffee supremacy.