Name: Keurig K140
Brand: Keurig

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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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Key Features of the Keurig K140

Key Features of Keurig K140

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 UL listed, Auto-Off, Quiet Brew Technology, removable drip tray, Drain Brewer function, heavy gauge material for office use

Keurig K140 Overview

Intended for office use, the UL Commercial listed K140 doesn't have a ton of additional features, like Strength Control or Temp Control.

Instead, it has a different take on functionality, leveraging a brew size selector knob.

The K140 does have a convenient Drain Brewer function, but it isn't compatible with the reusable My K-Cup.

Intended for use in small offices (Keurig arbitrarily says less than 15 people), the 48 oz water reservoir will get the job done but will need to be refilled frequently.

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

Is the Keurig K140 for you?

Are Keurig K140 for you?

An uncomplicated, UL Commercial listed brewer, the K140 is great for small office environments if you want to offer K-Cup convenience without breaking the bank on a big-time commercial model.

If you're looking for a commercial brewer with a larger reservoir, we wouldn't blame you. The K140's 48 oz tank is a little underwhelming.

Instead, check out the K1500. It's Keurig's newest base commercial model that offers a ton of upgrades over the K140:

Max 12 oz brew size
Massive 96 oz reservoir
Compatible with direct water line plumbing (no refilling!)
Strength Control for stronger cups (great with the 12 oz brew setting)

Just about the only thing the K1500 doesn't have, which you'll find in the K140, is the Drain Brewer function.

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