I like it. I did not connect to wi-fi, that’s a feature I can live without. I like that the feature of the 5 holes in the k-cups no more hot water hitting my hand when I open to remove the used used k-cup. No splatter while brewing and choices of how you want your coffee classic to intense brew is nice. I recommend getting this k-cup machine it’s small and light weight.

This was a replacement for my smart brewer that stopped working. I was Unable to program it anymore. I really Got spoiled being able to have a cup of coffee waiting for me when I got out of bed. The bonus is it makes a great cup of iced coffee savings in my pocket

The brewer is great, the need to connect to wifi seems silly to me, would have preferred not to do that but the operation of the coffee maker is excellent. The auto processing slows the ultimate goal of coffee but we are still getting used to it. I have not tried to create a custom blend yet, that may improve the timing.

This is our 3rd Keurig brewer, and by far it offers the most features including WiFi connectivity to the Keurig app, takes up the least counter space, and the water reservoir is the easiest to fill either by very simply removing it or leaving it on its spot on the unit.

This coffee maker was a replacement for a unit i had for less than 120 days. The original coffee maker was black, but it was not in inventory and I had to settle for a grey one or wait for an extended time. Due to errors on Keurig's part it took over two weeks to get the replacement. I had to invest in another coffee maker to cover the two week period. The replacement unit often "locks up" and says wait on the display, only way I found to get it to work is unplug it and then plug it back in. I have been a Keurig use for over 25 years, but I find the quality and support is sadly lacking on Keurig's part. When working the coffee maker is okay, but I will hesitate to purchase another Keurig.

No matter how good a product might be, if it fails prematurely , especially when you most want to use it, then it's worthless. There is no sense in giving it a good rating for when it works. So, you get up in the morning and are needing hot cup of coffee, and whammo, the darn machine dies. Oh well, it's a good idea to have some instant coffee as a backup, which i didn't have when this beast died. I have previously owned and currently own a non-wifi version. The first unit lasted almost two years so when it died i bid it farewell. I will not elaborate on its features, but i would have given it 5 stars. It is obvious that i liked it since i went looking for another one. In MHO I think they are overpriced, so when I saw that the wifi version was selling for half-price i jumped on it. I read the clue that a coffee maker this good at half price as a warning sign, but then maybe people just didn't like the wifi feature. I was reassured by Walmart's 90- day return option. So anyway, i jumped on it. I only used the basic coffee making feature except for being able to choose the strength of the brew at various levels. However, after only three weeks it died. i turned it on as usual by inserting a pod, pre-puncturing it, and i closed the lid. The lights went on and then nada. I unplugged the unit etc. etc. but no juice. Dead. So what does the frugal consumer do? Buy a black and Decker model, or what? Nope, went out and bought the non-wifi version at it's exorbitant price. So, caveat emptor.

This is a good brewer as have all our Keurig brewers. It is amazing that it identifies which kcup that is put in the machine. The amount dispensed is larger than our last K-supreme so we have to adjust what size cup we brew. My only disappointment is that you cannot just brew hot water.

I love my Keurig. I feel like I have total control over how my coffee is made. To be able to use my cell makes it even greater brewer. I would get it again. I am using the smart delivery and so far I love it. Can't wait until I get my new pod with smart delivery.

We live our new keurig! Very compact amd fits our space very well. The only downside to the new machine is we had to purchase a new universal k pod for my husband's ground coffee as our old one is not compatible. The other thing is only one person can create an account to use it through the app. That person has to give their login information to other family members if they want to use the through app as well. With the advances in technology, multiple family members should have been able to create their own account to brew the the app.

I bought it for The Charles George Hope and Recovery Veteran’s waiting room, theirs quit working. The waiting room is for Veterans going for counseling, PTSD groups, and mental health. I also donate K-Cups for the Keurig Harry Potter in the waiting room.