Works great and makes coffee quietly compared to others. I rated lower because it just feels cheap and lightweight. The water in the reservoir is the only thing that gives this machine any weight and once it gets low the whole thing is kind of wobbly when you use it. It will be interesting to see how long it lasts, even though I’m the only user and I’m not rough on small appliances.

I have owned Kuerig coffee makers for over 10 years. The K-Supreme Single-Serve is my third one which I purchased since I needed to downsize my kitchen. I have been using it for two weeks and thus far it has worked well and met my expectations. The only thing that concerns me is that all parts appear to be very light weight plastic and not sure how durable it will be. My first two Kuerig were made of a much heavier weight plastic.

I like strong and very hot coffee. I used Starbucks Verona in order to achieve that in my current Farberware k-cup brewer. I was hoping to save on coffee by getting a better brewer. That did not happen with the K-Cup Supreme. Even with the Verona pods, the coffee is weak and not hot enough. I had to microwave it. I am so disappointed! I will be returning it.

I got this coffee maker to replace an old Keurig that was no longer working well. I have had it about two weeks and so far it works great. The coffee is brewed quickly and is very hot -- something my old Keurig could no longer do. The reservoir is easier to fill and also has a smaller footprint than my previous Keurig.

A long time user of Keurig we bought this new model for Christmas. Immediately noticed coffe grinds in the cup. Then after a week or so it simply stopped working. Only made about two ounces of coffee. Tried clearing it out with a paper clip etc. nothing worked. Returned it for another one. The same exact issue developed. Finally returned it and bought the old model.

I love this new Keurig! I have had a Keurig for a long time and it was time to buy a new one. This was the best price and you received 24 coffee pods. I was surprised at how much better the coffee was. The coffee tasted like Coffee Shop coffee! Win! Win!

Good space saver BUT. I have used a classic Keurig for a good many years but needed more space so I purchased this. It does save space but it does not accept the coffee pods (Tayst) that I prefer and have used for years. There were coffee grinds all over the machine and in my coffee mug. When I called Keurig I was told that Tayst is not on their preferred coffee list. I think the consumer should be made aware that there are many coffee pods that cannot be used with this new machine.

I bought this to update my previous keurig which was bulky and not very attractive. I have a new kitchen and wanted something that blended better with white and had a smaller footprint. This keurig definitely checked those boxes. What I didn’t expect was for it to function better than my previous one. My old keurig was much noisier and took about a minute or so to heat up, unless I timed it right and it was already in ready mode. The K-Supreme is always ready and it’s much quieter. I would’ve given 5 stars but it does create some splatter around the mug like my older model did.

I do like that it has screws to drain the lines. My coffeemaker sits unused 6 months out of the year as since I'm a snowbird. Without being able to drain the lines, my previous Keurig died after only 1 season. Hopefully this one will last longer. I do NOT like that the myK-pod is so radically different that you need to swap out the pod receptacle.

This is my 4th Keurig coffee maker and I think it is the best one ever! The size is perfect - no more behemoth coffee maker on the counter. It can live tucked under the cabinets and I can still open the lid to place the pod. It is very quiet compared to my old ones and the handle on the water tank is much easier to remove for filling. And the best feature is the speed in which it heats and brews. Don't forget to buy the new universal MyKcup coffee filter and remove the red plug for the new brewers if you like to use your own coffee vs. the pods. The new brewing system has 5 points where water enters the pod.