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

Keurig

I love the size and the handle on the water supply, makes it much easier to fill. It is perfect

Great

keurig.com

Makes a great cup of coffee but it refuses to stay connected so smart functions are useless.

Won’t stay connected.

I may have chose the wrong maker because I am not completely satisfied with the product.

Good Concept

works great holds a good amount of water. also a great value

K-Supreme SMART Coffee Maker

Easy to use. Love it. The color and design are as expected

Love the coffee maker

The original purchase and the replacement sent by Keurig were both defective

Poor Quality Control

Coffee maker out of date won’t connect to the WiFi

Out dated

walmart.com

Great cup of coffee every time !  I love my Smart Keurig.

Smarter Than Me !

Tried to make strong brew and basically blew up the pod and grinds in the cup

Beware the strength button

Replacement went smoothly and representative was very helpful

Replacement of unit that stopped working

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

Problems

The TL;DR: the Smart features are overbearing and mostly useless. 

Comes with Smart features with a connected app that might be handy for some people, but I didn't see myself using. I was hoping the scheduled brew would be useful, but you have to open the app and "activate" the brew. I know this is to make sure there's a fresh pod and a cup to catch it, but "analog" brewers don't require this. It renders the scheduler pointless.
You can't schedule a brew for tea because you can only get hot water from the "Hot Water" setting, and that's not available in scheduling on the app. 
It knows what pods you put into the brewer, and has preset recommended settings for them, which is neat, but then it tracks your usage to then try to sell you more pods (and a subscription). 
There's now 5 nozzles instead of 1, to control brew strength, which is nice, but if you use self-fill pods, you'll need new ones, and I don't know if any 3rd party pods will work because they'll likely lack a recognizable QR code.