This kurig is a replacement for the one I bought 6 months ago that just quit working. I always cleaned it every few days, ran water through it...used a paper clip to clear the holes, etc. But it did not last as long as it should have. I'm hoping this new replacement will last longer than the first one. A lot of bad reviews tell me it probably won't. Then what? Another replacement of the inferior product? How about an upgrade to the newer, more reliable version? We'll see what happens...

First of all it's hard to get my husband to like anything I spend money on. However, since I don't drink coffee, I had to get his opinion. He loves it! So I purchased another one for our Airbnb, along with SEVERAL flavored K-pods packs. He pours 6- 12 ounces of measured water into the water dispenser, aline his cup, drop a K-pod in, push the button, and Keurig does the rest with in 2-3 minutes. I only gave it 4-stars because it doesn't work with the Swiss Miss K-Pods too well. I have to use 2 pod to get a decent chocolate sweet flavor. If I pour 8 ounces of water in the Keurig, the chocolate is too watered down, so I have to poor 8 ounces of water in the Keurig and let it drip in my glass measuring cup until it reaches 4 ounces, lift the Keurig lid to stop the water from flowing through, put another Peppermint Swiss Miss pod in, and let the process finish. It takes 4-5 ounces, and Keurig only goes down to 6 ounces.

Love the color and it works great for what we needed it for! We do not plan on traveling with it but wanted it for our floating house as we use a solar system and needed something that wouldn't pull to much power. it's perfect and makes a great cup of coffee!

I guess I didn't pay attention to the measurements if they were given. It was too deep, and I guess I didn't pay attention to the measurements if they were given. The coffee maker was too deep and to put water in the resevoir I had to pull it out from under the cabinet all the way to the end of the counter. I had given my old smaller one to a friend and exchanged it with her for the new one. She has a large kitchen and doesn't have to put it beneath a cabinet. Also, I didn't think the pod storage bin was too great. I would just leave it off.

I previously had a Keurig Classic coffeemaker. I liked it, for sure, but I worried a little bit about storing water in the coffeemaker. I was afraid there would be a mold buildup. But, in spite of that, it just quit working after about 3 years. I tried everything I was told to do to try to fix it, but nothing worked. Then, I got the K-Mini Plus. I LOVE it! I'm the only coffee drinker in the house, so this model just suits my needs perfectly. Also, there is no water being stored. I just pour in the amount I need for my cup of coffee, and that's it! I like my coffee strong, so I am so glad I can punch it up with the 'strong' button.

We have had Keurig coffee makers since they hit the market over 15 years ago. When we got out RV the standard size coffee maker just took up too much space. So we bought a Hamilton-Beach compact coffee maker. This unit worked but not very well. Along came the Keurig Mini and Mini +. This coffee maker is perfect for the RV. It easily fits in the pantry and has storage compartment for the power cord - no power cord hanging out to deal with. The convenient K-cup storage is an added bonus. It even has a "strong brew" button if you like a strong cuppa.

I have been using a percolator for years and was satisfied with the coffee but this year I had the chance to use a Keurig at a relatives house. I was impressed with the convenience and taste. I bought the K-Mini Plus and have been happy with the results. I mistakenly assumed I could brew less than 6oz. by putting less water in the reservoir to simulate an expresso shot but that is not possible. The brewer will not complete a brew cycle with less than 6oz. I have decided to keep this Mini Plus for travel and as a back up and ordered a K-Cafe to be able to simulate expresso shots. I am very happy with both the K-Mini Plus as well as the K- Cafe.

I like to make my own k-cups that i bought for my old keurig coffee maker. They dont fit well into this version of the keurig and i dont like that it takes so long to heat the water. I am spoiled by my older keurig which i had for several years. Lastly IMO. it is not worth the money i paid for it.

This is my second small, red Keurig! I use it to make tea only. I put my favorite teabag in the holder, add water, and it is great. I usually get the cups of tea before I change the bag. My other lasted a really long time this way. This one is slimmer, which I like, and still red, which is why I initially bought my first one.

Enjoying my newest Kurig, especially the ability to brew a stronger cup of coffee. Also purchased a K-coffee mug. My suggestion is to have the logo on both sides, especially for those who are left-handed, recognizing this will likely increase the cost of the mugs.