I like this slim model of the Keurig coffeemaker. It brews a great tasting cup of coffee. According to the operating manual, the 12 oz. cup selection is supposed to brew to 172 degrees. Mine only brews to 162 degrees and consequently the coffee cools off to fast. The coffeemaker is speedy. Pods are expensive but very convenient. I would buy again.

I recently bought the Keurig K-Supreme coffee maker, as a replacement, from an in store Sam's Club, after having problems with my beloved, long time Keurig K425, that is discontinued, and no longer sold. It needed a replacement, and it was on sale at the time, and I needed my coffee, so I thought I'd give it a try. It was okay, but no where near the quality and workmanship of my Keurig K425. Then, after having it for about a week, the light came on that says it should be descaled. How could it possibly need to be descaled and cleaned, when I barely had used the darn thing? I called the company, and spoke to a representative, who told me that the machine shouldn't be doing that, and that it probably was faulty. She said that she would send a replacement, but never did, so I had to return the thing back to Sams Club for a refund. After this experience, I don't think that I will buy a Keurig again, but will try some other brand of K-Cup coffee maker. I would not recommend this coffee to anyone.

We purchased this online and it delivered on July 3, 2022. However, we didn’t use it unto July 4th. When the descale light came on, we purchased the solution to descale it. I followed the directions exactly as described. But after completing the process, the machine would not turn on anymore. I let it sit unplugged for the entire day then tried it again the next day, but it still would it turn on. We loved it while it was working, but if it doesn’t last even 6 months, then it’s not worth the money.

Turned it on, closed the lid, fired up, and that was the end of it. No more power. Checked to make sure outlet was good, water tank secure, tried rebooting it, all to no avail. Did and internet search and found this was a very common problem with this coffee maker.

My home has just about every coffee maker you can imagine (e.g., espresso machine, French press, drip, etc.) and our Keurig still gets the most mileage of all. Monday morning, I get up the earliest and don’t want to spin the grinder or steam milk and wake everyone up. I just want to turn on the coffee maker, insert pod, cup, and have coffee in a few minutes. I also don’t like to brew a whole pot that ends up going to waste if nobody else drinks it. So, the blessings of Keurig are many, and I think it fits a special niche in our home. So, when our years-old Keurig 2.0 (the one with the LCD screen and horseshoe tank) finally died (handle finally broke), it was off to Sam’s Club for a new one. What Keurig does really, really well: A. It’s the cruise control of coffee machines—just easy and simple. B. You get a LOT of choice on coffee, both Keurig-blessed and off-market. C. There are always pretty good deals on pods super cheap through most big box retailers like Sam’s, especially around the holidays. D. The filler pod (you fill it with your own coffee) is dishwasher safe. What Keurig doesn’t do well: A. Replacement parts. If your machine dies, it’s dead. There’s no replacing the boiler or the tank, it’s basically done. B. Cleaning can be a chore, especially on then older machines. C. Recycling pods can be a chore if you don’t have a system in place. Review: The bundle is a great deal through Sam’s, no complaints there. There’s a lot to love about this bundle… A. Huge water tank that can be re-positioned on either side. Someone at Keurig gets it. B. A heck of a lot quieter than the previous model we had but slower brew. Heats up a lot faster, as well. C. Stronger coffee, no doubt. The five prongs really do infuse the pods better. D. The bundle came with a new filler pod (e.g., you put your own grounds in it) and it’s a good size. E. Easy to fill. The tank has a handle on it so no more using the water pitcher to fill it. F. I hate LCD screens on coffee makers so I’m glad they got rid of it. The big, clicky buttons are just gravy for me. Takeaways: It *will not work* with older Keurig single-pin “fill with your own coffee” pods, the pins will not let it go through. Works perfectly with Keurig-blessed pods but my beloved San Francisco pods (the ones with paper lids) don’t work in this machine, the paper doesn’t puncture as well. If you have non-traditional Keurig pods, the needles may not puncture as well as the single big one, and you’ll get a watered-down coffee. I learned the hard way. Advice (esp. for new Keurig users): - Descale your machine, regularly. Your machine will last for *years* if you descale it regularly and consistently. The descaling solution made by Keurig works fine. I’ve always used regular household white vinegar (cheap at Sam’s Club) and do all my coffee machines at the same time. I can’t emphasize how many times I’ve heard our friends and family who have these machines complain a few weeks after buying them tha tit doesn’t brew the same. “Did you descale it?” Nope. If you have ridiculously hard water, you’re going to be doing it every 3-5 weeks. - Use filtered water. Don’t use water straight from the tap unless you have the charcoal filter already in the tank. Replace the filter regularly. I use a tap filter and the Keurig filters, works fine for our hard water, and the coffee comes out great. - Pod recycling. The pods are recyclable. It’s not ideal but not hard. - Don’t leave used pods in it. Seriously, you’ll get a “funk” in your pod tray from old coffee. Take out old pods after you use them. - Run a rinse brew (8oz) when you’re dealing with flavored coffees and non-coffee stuff, once before and one after you brew it. No joke, if someone runs a hot chocolate through it and not a rinse brew afterwards (without the pod), you’ll get a flavor transfer. - Find the coffees you like in bulk. The machine will brew just about anything and everything, including ground coffee in a filler pod (you fill it with your own coffee).

This is the worse coffee maker I’ve ever purchased from Kuerig.it lasted a total of 10 months then the trouble began. It kept saying it needed cleaning from day 1.the coffee was good when it brewed. Sometimes it would just give a few drops of coffee. After trying with same cup 3 tut would work. Finally frustrated and threw it in garbage. Went back to the Kuerig elite. Back to normal coffee brewing. Don’t buy this junk.

Love my new coffee pot. Easy to make my one cup of coffee every morning.

Very cheaply made. It makes good coffee but not sure how long it will last.

I love this Keurig! Space saving, quiet, and super fast!

Keurig K-Supreme Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker