The Coffee Maven's Gear Reviews

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

An inexpensive, nearly feature-less grinder, the JavaPresse manual coffee grinder has its uses. Specifically, it makes a fantastic portable grinder as its stainless steel construction and sleek design pack away easily.

Espresso machines don't get much cheaper than the DeLonghi ECP3420. While these machines often are as good as their price tag, not everyone wants to break the bank to see if espresso is for them. If that's you, look here.

A budget grind and brew coffee maker from a mediocre brand name (definitely one not associated with coffee), the BLACK+DECKER Mill & Brew has a sizable 8 oz bean hopper and 60 oz reservoir but doesn't brew quality coffee.

Yes, the Hamilton Beach 73400 is a popcorn popper. Also yes, you can use it to roast coffee beans at home. You don't get any temp control or fancy features, but it gets the job done at an eye-popping price point.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A low-cost version of Keurig's name-brand brewers, the Mixpresso K-Cup Coffee Maker uses Keurig K-Cups to brew 4-12 oz coffee. Its 45 oz reservoir and durability are decent, but that's to be expected with a 3rd party model.

With its short, stout design, the Khaw-Fee Manual Coffee Grinder has conical ceramic burrs and grinds into a rounded glass container, which makes it easy to see how much you've ground but hard to pour your coffee out.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A simple, sleek-looking manual coffee grinder, the KONA measures just 3.4" wide and has a conical ceramic burr with a glass jar and stainless steel crank for portable, freshly ground coffee on the go.

The Secura Automatica looks larger than it is, but I assure you this thing is tiny. It has a 17 oz max brew size, 4 oz bean hopper, and integrated blade grinder for mediocre coffee. Its best asset? It's low-low price.

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.

A cheap single-serve coffee maker, the Hamilton Beach 49970 Personal Cup's only selling point is its price. It also brews ESE soft pods and isn't K-Cup compatible. Check out the Mixpresso for a discount K-Cup machine.

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.

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.

Arondio (Gran Lungo, Intensity 6) is a medium-strength blend created from a blend of Colombian Arabicas and a touch of Guatemalan Robusta for a medium roast blend with cereal notes.