It was a gift and they love it

Quit after 2 cups. Clever design with unique storage, but, poorly made.

Fast and convenient while taking up little space. Serves a hot cup in minutes

It is very useful to have at home. The reservoir is rather small but otherwise it works well

already broke

Slow brewing

Best I’ve ever used.

It works great

great product

I've owned several Keurig models and currently use a K-Supreme K910. I like it's small footprint, the fast brew and the large reservoir. When i saw the box for the K-mini Plus I expected a compact single-cup brewer. I was willing to sacrifice the larger tank on the K910 for portability of the mini while camping or traveling. After opening the box I come to find out that the two models are essentially the same size. The heights are the same, the front widths are the same and the rear width in the mini is only a half-inch less. If we discount the base for the tank on the K910, the mini is only a half inch shorter. See the pictures. So i decided to test them side-by-side. Putting water in the mini is touchy because anything over 12 ounces will spill over. The K910 easily delivers three 12 ounce cups with water left over for a smaller cup. I started both units at the same time. The K910 delivers a 12 ounce cup while the mini is just starting to to drip. The K910 is twice as fast. Using the strong feature on both units and the same type of K-cup, the K-mini delivers a weaker and less hot cup. The conclusion is that compared to the K910 the mini does not deliver on the features advertised on the box. So should I keep the Mini as a back-up?After all it costs $70 less retail or $50 less when both are on sale. So, to a serious coffee drinker, the price is inconsequential when seeking flavor or speed. Think Starbucks. If desiring a smaller footprint or portability, Mini just doesn't cut it. It also fails the taste test, the speed test and the temperature. It's going back.