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

Decent brewer for small spaces. Second attempt, first one malfunctioned.

Like the WiFi feature

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Does not turn coffee on through Alexa.
This was a feature I was hoping would work

Really like the phone

It's a little slow and sometimes can't ID what k cup is being used.

It's ok

User friendly and love that it saves your favorite.

Smart choice

Machine is great but company continually pesters me with emails and texts

Machine is great company continually pesters me

Easy to use, fast boiling water, large water dispenser

Awesome K Supreme

It's easy and funny to use. Love the application with notifications and receipts

Love my Smart K!

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Loving all the options on this, especially being able to make it extra strong and extra hot.

So happy with this model

This makes excellent coffee. The smart pod ID is slow.

Good coffee maker

bought for reservoir on side and capacity, not because it is wi-fi capable….why?

DECENT UNIT

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.