Mr. Coffee - Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker

Name: Mr. Coffee - Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker
Brand: Mr. Coffee
SKU: 4249300
Rating: 4.5 (56 reviews)

Model: BVMC-MLPK

SKU: 4249300

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Key Specs
- Single or Multi Serve: Single serve
General
- Product Name: Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker
- Brand: Mr. Coffee
- Model Number: BVMC-MLPK
Material
- BPA-Free: true (Plastic that is free of the chemical bisphenol A.)
Carafe Info
- Carafe Included: true
- Carafe Capacity: 2 cups
- Carafe Material: Plastic
- Dishwasher-Safe Carafe: true
Functions
- Single or Multi Serve: Single serve
- Brew Pause: false (This function automatically stops the drip when the carafe is removed during brewing and starts again when the carafe is replaced.)
Features
- Water Filtration: false
- Programmable: false
- Removable Drip Tray: false
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts: 1 year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor: 1 year
Other
- UPC: 072179234302

Mr. Coffee Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker: Prepare a single 16-oz. cup of coffee in the included BPA-free travel mug to get your day off to a great start. The removable filter basket makes it easy to prepare a beverage or remove a used filter.

Start your day at home or on the go with a cup of joe: Single-serve coffeemaker is ideal for use in an office, dorm room or small kitchen area.
Brew 16 oz. of coffee directly into a travel mug: Just grab your cup and hit the road when it's time to tackle the day's tasks.
Information at a glance: On/off light alerts you when the coffeemaker is in use.
Adding coffee or removing a used filter is simple: Removable basket provides quick and easy access.
Safe and durable materials: BPA-free plastic ensures safe use.

Whats Included

Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker
Mug
Owner's manual

Q: What is the weight?

A: The product weighs 3.78 pounds.

Q: Can you use other cups or travel mugs with the personal coffeemaker

A: Yes

Q: Can this coffee maker use k-cups?

A: That is what I have at the office. The pot is a single serving drip coffee pot with a basket filter. I simply peal the foil back from the Kcup and dump the coffee into the filter. Permeasured for each cup. There is no provision to use this like a keureg though.

Q: What kind of coffee instant or grind?

A: It is recommended to fill the permanent filter with coffee ground. The permanent filter can contain approximately 25g of coffee ground.

Q: How many watts is this coffee maker

A: This item has a wattage of 650 watts.

Q: Is this coffee maker battery powered, and if so what are the battery requirements?

A: No. Plug in, however one reviewer said cord was short for at work.

Customers are saying

Customers find value in the Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffee Maker's ease of use and compact size, frequently praising its convenience and suitability for small spaces. However, some users noted that the brewing time could be longer and that the coffee's temperature doesn't stay consistently warm. The included cup's heat retention capabilities were also a point of concern for several customers.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great, Compact One-Button Dorm/Office Solution
If you're looking for a compact, easy-to-use coffee maker for the office or for a college student dorm room or grad office, this will do the trick. It's slim, uncomplicated, and won't take up a lot of space on the counter. It's also short enough to fit under older low-hanging cabinets. It comes in many colors, though I went with black. It's a nice-looking item and fairly solid for something in this price range. It's incredibly simple to use: put grounds in the basket, add water, push the on button. In a few minutes, you have a 16-oz travel mug full of coffee at your preferred strength level. Screw on the lid, make sure the latch is shut tight, and off you go. The machine shuts off automatically when done--I no longer need to worry that I left the coffeemaker on. The travel mug is 100% leak-proof, and it comes completely apart for thorough washing. Screw off the bottom, remove the stainless steel insert, and everything is dishwasher safe. Very little chance for bacteria or mold to hide, and the stainless steel is stain-proof and doesn't have any nasty aftertaste nor does it retain flavors. A regular coffee mug will also fit on the platform, so the coffee doesn't have to be brewed in the mug. A second cup can be made within 30 seconds, after letting it cool down a tad. The only downsides are these: --the water isn't rushed through. It doesn't drip, either. It simply pours a moderate stream of coffee. Because it isn't pushed through with force, if you're used to a strong espresso like I was before that machine broke, you may be dismayed having to use a little more coffee that usual to get it to the right strength. It does brew a fairly good mug, though. --the included grounds basket is made with the plastic framework on the inside of the metal "strainer" part. I found it hard to get all of the grounds out after dumping without rinsing some down the sink (not good, can build up and clog the drain). It would be better if the basket/strainer part was on the inside, and the frame on the outside. What I'd prefer is an all-metal basket like a strainer, with a little handle similar to the one the plastic and metal basket has, and no plastic used at all. I found that #2 cone coffee filters fit the basket area perfectly, if you follow the instructions and fold the crimped edges as directed. I'm on the hunt for a permanent solution that will be more landfill-friendly, similar to the metal basket I'd described, but this will do for now. --I like milk and sugar in mine. To accommodate that in the travel mug I have to brew less coffee. This is disappointing because I'd like to take 16 ozs of coffee that has then been doctored, and I can't. I'm looking for a bigger travel mug so I can brew with the smaller one and doctor in the bigger one, but I'm having a hard time finding one with the features the included mug has. I really like the secure flip top, the loop handle for easy carrying, and the fact that it comes apart completely. --Others have mentioned the tendency for it to burp a little extra out after it's shut off. It does. I usually tip it forward after shut-off and give it a second to burp out the last drops. It's not egregious, just a few drops. All-in-all, this is a good product, and a great answer to an unexpected coffee machine malfunction, though I'll likely be purchasing a more complex machine for daily home use, and taking this one to the office for that afternoon pick-me-up.
This review is from Mr. Coffee - Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker - Black
Posted 8 years ago by JBeez
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Works extremely well and is easy to use.
Had been contemplating getting this type of coffeemaker and found this one. It is very easy to use. Perfect to make a good size cup and take with. It holds the coffee hot for at least an hour. Very pleased with the product.
This review is from Mr. Coffee - Brew Pour and Go Single-Serve Coffeemaker - Black
Posted 9 years ago by Paul
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great desk coffeemaker if you don't have neighbors
This coffee maker was the cutest thing I ever saw and it is incredibly easy to use...a child could make coffee with it. IT makes the perfect amount of coffee and shuts off on its own! A few downsides, however. The cord is too short even though it is meant to be a tabletop coffemaker. I had to buy an extension cord to use it at my desk. Also, it is EXTREMELY loud when it makes coffee. My coworkers were concerned by the sounds they were hearing. Overall, I would recommend it, but be prepared for the noise and make sure you have an extension cord handy!
Posted 9 years ago by CoffeeChick