The Keurig K-Supreme Smart is extremely easy to use (9/10), makes genuinely hot coffee (9/10), and the extra strong setting actually improves flavor without overpromising (8/10). Overall, it's about an 8.5/10. It's simple, consistent, and does what you need quickly!

The Keurig brand of coffee makers is top notch and reliable. This is our second Keurig to own in 15 years. Based on our first Keurig, longevity and consistency in product use made me want to purchase another Keurig. The current model we purchased is more user-friendly as there is a handle on the water reservoir to pull off the coffee pot. You can go to fill up the water at the sink and set it right back down and you're ready to make coffee easily and quickly. The reason we purchased it from Walmart prices or more competitive and I like to support stores that are the best price for what we need to spend on items

Makes good coffee but like other people reported, the smart feature does not work. I personally don't need a smart coffee pot but the notification to connect it to wifi can't be turned off so that is really annoying. I tried every way under the sun to get it to connect just to get the pop up to go away. I started to take it back but it's the only one my Sam's had and it was like $30 off so I feel like I got a good deal on it. Others even at Walmart are more expensive. I like the size of the water reservoir. Has options for sizes and brew strength. Does what I need it to but don't buy it for a smart device! A good coffee pot but Keurig needs to program it where the smart feature can be turned off or at least work.

Nice and compact. Easy to refill the canister although it dose not hold a lot. But that make it easier for carrying from sink. Now the down side. The filter cartridge does not fit snug and wobbles. So not sure how much gets past the actual filter. You do not get a pod cartridge to fill your own type of coffee grounds.

Have had 3 keurigs. All have had problems with thermal overload switch malfunctioning. Need to disassemble and using a clip reset thermal overload until it happens again

I recently purchased this product, but within a week, I encountered issues with the machine giving an error related to insufficient water. Despite the tank being full, the machine refused to brew. I exchanged it for another unit, but it is also currently displaying error messages within less than a week. I may consider returning the product and purchasing a different model from an alternative source.

I've been a long‑time Keurig user, but this product completely missed the mark. The coffee grounds back up inside the pod and end up in the cup, making the coffee gritty and undrinkable. I tried multiple pods just to be sure, and the issue happened every time. Very disappointed in the quality and performance.

Smart machine FAILED after less than a WEEK! I never connected it ti WiFi. I wonder if thats why it FAILED! First, spit grounds in my coffee with each and EVERY cup; a few days later, it decided to STOP functioning altogether. My past Keurigs at least lasted maybe two years. NOT a big fan of this trying-to-be high-tech coffee machine. Just need a simple K-Cup machine, NOTHING fancy. Now, don't even get me started on the return process. The machine was on sale at the time of purchase. It's no longer on sale! They were only going to refund the purchase price, which meant that to get a new machine, I would have to pay FULL PRICE! All I wanted was an even EXCHANGE for a functioning machine.

Love the look and size of the Keurig. Constantly messing up a pod or cup of coffee. Set it on 6 ounces to get water out of it and it spits out a tablespoon of water done everything I can for this thing de-scale cleaned it put new filter in. Going to make a cup of coffee and it goes into an error code. Coffee grounds in cup. Very loud and waste too many pods on this. Called Keurig got a second one does the same thing. When it decides to work it makes a great cup of coffee.

After less than a month the coffee maker stopped recognizing the Member's Mark K cups. I contacted Keurig and they said that I have to use Keurig "licensed" pods. Why would Sam's Club sell K cups that don't work in the brewers they sell?