Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very happy with this Keurig K-select single serve coffee maker. I love the size of the tank and the ease of filling it up. There are a few cup sizes that you can make with it as well. My previous one only had two selections, big cup and small cup, with this one you can make a 6, 8, 10, or 12 oz. serving and you have the option to make it "strong" also. I am not sure how it works, but it seems like its pure magic. It only takes about 50 seconds to heat up the water if you have it turned off (it has an auto off feature that saves power), but if you make another cup after its been off, there is hardly any wait time for your next cup, and if you have a household like mine, you need that second cup fast! This thing really delivers. The included filter for the water is a welcome addition and they recommend that you replace it after 60 uses, so I might be replacing it weekly on mine. I just finished a cup as I write this and I need to get another one now. Thank you Keurig for making a wonderful product that just works!

I have had the Keurig K-Select for a week and in the past week it has proven to be a good update to the Classic series of Keurig home brew options. It has multiple size options all the way up to a 12 ounce pod. In addition, it has a strong brew toggle. The strong brew feature increases the brewing time thus increasing the strength of certain coffee brews. If you're using an instant mix or a hot chocolate k-cup, you obviously won't notice much of a difference, but with the traditional coffee pods, the difference between standard and strong brew is noticeable. The brewer heats up quick and is simple to use. There are no LCD screens, only a few simple buttons on the top of the unit. If I have any complaints, the tank on the side of the brewer is a bit narrow and, with my hands, it was hard to change out the filters. But the tank is a good size. You can easily brew several drinks before the tank needs to be refilled. I was able to use a filter cup with my own coffee grounds. And there is plenty of space to fill up a travel mug. I recommend this Keurig to anyone looking for a new brewer.

works great ,wanted to try a pod machine but wasn't going to spend $100.00 for the cheapest one. saw this as a deal of the day for 69.00... It came really fast as promised, only regret is I wish I would have waited for a couple of days when the real deals came out... specials with the best of both worlds sales, ie: both 10 cup drip, and pod machines combined for only $15.00 more

This new model of Keurig brewer is a step up over the K55 with having the addition of a 12oz and “Strong Brew” settings. This has an easily removed 52oz water tank that has the usual Keurig carbon filter in it. The outside of the unit on our unit is flat black, except for the operating handle which is a flat gray color, and the only glossy item is the water tank. The removable spill tray easily handles a tall cup or travel mug. From a cold start “after priming and setting up” it doesn’t take long from turning on and being ready to brew the first cup. This one is very simple to use, just select one of the 4 sizes 6,8,10 or 12oz and if you want to use the “Strong” option just press it before selecting the size. The unit came with a sample pack of Keurig pods and it had no problem brewing any of those, the strong option did make the coffee pretty strong “plenty strong for me”. I did have a couple questions about the operation of the unit and called customer support, after a couple of usual voice prompts a representative answered the phone immediately and was very polite, helpful and answered all my questions. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of customer support and their helpfulness which isn’t the case with a lot of companies anymore. This looks like it will be another great addition to the Keurig line, very simple to use for those who don’t like going through menus and reading displays.

Over the past few years, I’ve become a fan of coffee. The thing that I don’t really like is all the preparation that goes into making a single cup. This is why I really like single serve coffee pots like the Keurig K-Select. For a few years, I had the huge Keurig system, but it started giving out on us and wasn’t making coffee correctly. When it was time to swap it out, we decided on this smaller version. It’s much more compact and still makes a wonderful cup of coffee. I really like that there are more options for coffee cup sizes. On the previous version I had there was small, medium, and large. Now there is Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. Operation is very simple. You fill the reservoir up with water (I recommend bottled water as tap water might have too many minerals that will clog up the maker over time) and then select your K-Cup. One you place the K-Cup in the receptacle, you lock it into place and select your cup size. Then, you sit back and watch the coffee pot do the work. One thing that was a big difference between this model and the previous model I had is the water filtration system. This K-Select system has a charcoal-based water filter, which is a great option because it ensures that you will be using the best possible water for your coffee. It’s very similar to having a Brita water filter. You have to replace the filter after so many uses and the preparation is similar in that you have to soak it in water before using it. It’s one extra step for setup, but it’s not a deal breaker to me. The Keurig K-Select brews a cup of coffee fairly quickly. I’ve actually had a couple of generic brands of single serve coffee makers that are very slow to brew. The Keurig brews a cup of coffee within about 15 seconds once the water is heated. The K-Select is very convenient and really does make a great cup of coffee. I can recommend this to any coffee lover.

This is my first actual Keurig branded single serve coffee maker. I have used several different brands of these brewers. This particular one is a nice brewer. It has some features that our past ones have not. One of those features are the Strong brew button and the other is the 12 ounce brew feature, I used to have to double brew a K-cup at 6 ounces to get my morning started right with my big mug. It also has a simple interface with only buttons, no display and menu to figure out and also has 52 ounce or (1.6 quarts) water reservoir, so there is no need to fill with fresh water after every brew. This unit is also very quick at brewing. Something I did not notice at first is the small footprint this unit also offers. I actually am impressed with this little brewer and would suggest it to a friend.

I had a Keurig for many, many years. It finally started to go and decided to just go and purchase a new one before it completely failed on me. I read the reviews of this particular model. A lot of folks talked about how the water reservoir was small and the product appeared to made of cheap plastic. Though I tend to agree on both accounts, the water reservoir doesn’t bother me at all. I am a smidge concerned about the material it’s made of; I hope it lasts for a handful of years, at minimum. The brewer heats up quickly and brews a cup that is slightly hotter than my previous model ( a plus). It was also a good price. Despite some of the fallbacks I’d still recommend this model.

We use this almost every day and enjoy it. Works great for us. My only "complaint" is that the water reservoir is EASY to overfill due to slanted top. You have to watch the level at the front, not the back or you're looking for kitchen towel to wipe up the mess you just made.

LOVE LOVE LOVE !!! It is fabulous ! it perfectly matches the color scheme in my kitchen and it is fast and makes a delious cup of coffee plus doesnt take up much counter space . best purchase! highly recommend.

I have long enjoyed using Keurig Coffee Makers so when I found myself in need of another, I selected this model. I chose this model because it is a mid range model and I wanted to save some money by not getting the Elite model. I have used the Elite model so can compare the performance of the 2 different lines. This model offers great performance. It brews fast and the coffee tastes great. The Elite line brews slightly faster, in my opinion. But I am very happy that I got this model because it is a great mid-range option.

This Keurig came in clutch for my husband and me, especially because we both work in the medical field and I attend college classes in the mornings before work....so this machine was a lifesaver. We both enjoyed the overall easy and convenient use of this Keurig. Its made those on the go.

So happy with my new keurig! The built in filter is awesome if you don’t have filtered water at home. 4 cup sizes which is an upgrade to my old classic brewer model. Sleek and appearance fits in with everything. Makes a good cup of coffee, my last keurig lasted over 8 years! Hope this one stands the test of time as well.great sale price on this one!

This coffee marker works great! It takes up very little space and makes 4 different cup sizes. Best Buy had the best price.

I have had two of the minis and one of them got dropped during a move so I replaced it and the other one just basically stopped working. It only gives you half a cup so I decided to go with the bigger size and that seems to work well it is worked perfectly since I got it and I’m happy to have made the purchase

The setup for the Keurig K-Select Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker was simple. It has one 3 foot power cord that is not detachable. There are several accessories included, like a water filter, that are optional to install. The key feature of this Keurig is that it has a button to brew a strong coffee. You can select from three pre-measured sizes and if you want to make any of those sizes stronger, you can by pressing a second button. I appreciated the option, but I tried two different coffees, one with the button pressed and one with the button depressed. I honestly couldn’t tell the difference, but that doesn’t mean that the Keurig doesn’t perform well. For this reason, I deduct one star. The performance of this Keurig is good for a quick coffee urge. I have several Keurigs around areas that I frequent, like my job and my home. This one functions just as efficiently as the others. The first time you turn it on, if heats the water up for 3 minutes. After that, choose between 6, 8 or 10 ounces, select your favorite K-Cup coffee pod, and brew to your liking. After the initial 3 minute pre-heat of the water reservoir (which can hold 52 oz. of water), making a cup of coffee takes about 1 minute. The Keurig K-Select meets my expectations. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles from other models available, like a clock display and a timer, but it does have an automatic shut off, in case you forget to turn it off after use. This is another reason I deducted a Star. The price for the Keurig in terms of value is comfortable. It’s on par with other machines with similar features (but lacking) features. I highly recommend this product for people who are just entering into the world of Keurig machines. It’s a good way to ease in and get used to making coffee with a brewer. This unit includes a 6 K-Pod starter cup. Best Buy sells a good selection of K-Cups and often, they are cheaper here per quantity compared to other stores. Pick this up and a variety box, then choose your favorite one.

Doesn't appear as sturdy or as well made as my previous one but I like that it has more cup sizes and the ability to make the cup stronger. Only drawback is the reservoir is not as large as my older model so I have to fill it more often but definitely not a deal killer. Simple to use, few bells and whistles which suits me fine, just want a cup of regular coffee, no foo foo stuff.

Setup took minutes, coffee brews fast and tastes amazing. Compact, simple to clean, and perfect for everyday use. 10/10 recommend!

Easy use love that color user frendly. Its not too big.

Bought this on a flash sale on Best Buy. Replaced our dead cuisinart coffee maker with this. Dry happy with the change. Makes a great cup of coffee really quickly. We bought the reusable pods and use our own coffee. Took some tweaking, but now comes out great. Literally almost no time needed for a hot cup of coffee. It’s even quieter than I thought it would be, and takes up less space on the counter than most coffee makers. I love this machine.

I've been a steadfast Keurig user for many years now, and have purchased several different models of their brewers. Love the convenience, and the varied selection of K-Cups currently available out in the marketplace has grown considerably since I switched from using my conventional coffee maker to being a Keurig fangirl. One of the main things I love about Keurig brewers, is that they're not just a coffee maker. You can buy K-Cups of many well-known brand name coffees, even compostable varieties (all traditional K-Cups are recyclable). There are K-Cups for herbal tea, iced tea, hot cocoa, hot apple cider, and believe it or not - soup! Or ... if you're just wanting to heat up some plain hot water for tea bags or instant oatmeal in the morning, you can do that too - just don't insert a K-Cup in the chamber and select the size cup of hot water you want. Remember to always follow the instructions with regards to appropriate cups/mugs to use when making iced coffees or teas. It's also a good idea to do a 6-cup hot water rinse cycle after brewing your coffee/tea/etc. before making that plain hot water, so as to cleanse out any residual taste from your previous brew. Now onto the specifics of this Keurig K-Select Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker. Firstly, the 'Pros.' This is the quietest Keurig brewer I've owned, both with heating up the water, and the brewing process itself. Which says, to me, that Keurig has been working on continuing to make improvements in their design. Setup was easy; just follow the simple instructions. Included in the box, was a reservoir filter, which is a nice addition. I won't be using mine, as I only use spring or already filtered water in my Keurig, but if you prefer to use tap water, this accessory is a must. The clear water reservoir also has a helpful 'max fill line', and the brewer itself will let you know when to descale (clean) the unit or when to add more water via indicator lights up top where the brew cup sizes are located. A handy feature all Keurig's boast, is a 2-hour shut off timer. On this model, the included instructions explain how to disable this if you prefer. I'd wager this model's big selling point is meant to be the Strong Brew feature. You can definitely taste the difference. While not a fan of the dark roasts, I tried one to make a 10-ounce 'strong brew' cup of coffee, and was pleasantly surprised. The flavor was full-bodied, with no bitterness or burnt aftertaste. It sorta reminded me of an alternative expresso, which I guess is the idea. For those who love more rich, dark blends or a jolt of strong coffee intensity, this feature is for you. The cord is heavy duty, much more than seems necessary for this particular coffee maker. In fact, there seems to be more 'quality' in the power cord than in the entire unit itself. Which brings me to the 'Cons.' The entire thing is plastic?! Not even the pretty 'gun metal finish' colored handle is made of metal. What's missing? Several of the mid-high range model Keurig brewers come with a "My K-Cup Accessory" included. This model does not. The 'My K-Cup' reusable filter enables you to fill and brew your own personal K-Cup using your favorite brands of coffee, and also, cuts down on K-Cup waste. This isn't a deal-breaker, by any means, as these are easy enough to find and buy at local stores which stock Keurig brewers, K-Cups, and accessories. Still would have been a nice perk to include, especially considering the price of the brewer. This particular model did feel more like a "lower range" Keurig. The quality just wasn't there. While I hesitate to say the plastic chassis felt cheap, this model Keurig most definitely IS NOT worth the suggested retail cost. Hopefully, the water reservoir will stand the test of time. Other than underneath where leaking customarily occurs on any coffee maker, standard or Keurig, the seams along the edges of the clear plastic reservoir just appear lacking. So, we shall see ... The lid to the water reservoir also doesn't snap down or lock in place, which made it feel flimsy. Overall, I think this K-Select model is greatly overpriced, but I can wholeheartedly recommend the Keurig brand of coffee brewers to anyone who's not yet given them a try. There are better Keurig models out there for a comparable or lower price. I would recommend foregoing this model, and trying one of those.