Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very good coffee maker i have no complaints works better than the more expensive ones

Doesn't work with the compostable pods we prefer to use

Nice and compact. Good quality. fits perfect in tight places

It's a good machine. Lasted two years before it gave up. Luckily my warranty was still good.

Works great for what i need it for. I don't drink much coffee. It doesn't hold much water

The leader in coffee making does it again. Great slick design for the one cup a day.

Very convenient and ideal for the single brew of coffee or tea pods

Great, convenient coffee. Does not come with a cup as pictured on the box.

Love it. Works great. Looks sleek. Brews a little slower than older models.

Very cheap for the what we need it for nothing special

it does its job very well when it is working. I have tried two of this machine. they all making the wrong cup size after a month of two of use

I love this slim version exactly because it is slim and It brews fast so I’m a happy camper.

Perfect coffee maker from my needs. I use the Single cup and full pot options daily.

We bought this for my daughters dorm room (this was actually 1st purchase made for her dorm...priorities!

The crew that came to install my TV were very professional and knowledgeable. Great service !

I have been using the K-Slim Next Generation for about a week, side-by-side with the older generation K-Classic. For those that don't know about the older model, this is the multi-cup Keurig that was very popular when these machines first came out. They have the large water reservoir on the side of the machine. First, let me talk about the overall unit. The K-Slim is thinner than the older generation, but is much deeper. This is mostly because the water reservoir has been moved from the side of the machine to the rear. This is very thoughtful for those households that are tight on counter space. The reservoir does not hold as much water as the previous generation, and now I have to slide the machine forward to remove and refill the reservoir, unlike with the older generation, where the overall unit could stay put during a water fill.. This is only a minor annoyance. For information, the old generation holds 64 ounces of water, whereas the new design holds 52 ounces. However, the water reservoir is quite a bit easier to remove and properly replace than the older generation. Just like the older generation, there are three cup sizes to choose from. It seems like the new generation was filling my cups more than the old generation, so I checked by having the units run water without a K-cup. Both units advertise 8, 10, and 12 ounce filing. The older generation filled my cups to 6, 9, and 11 ounces. The K-Slim filled my cups to 10, 12, and 13 ounces. That's quite a bit off for both models. Regarding time to brew a cup, one of the complaints I always had about the older generation was that it took too long, and there was a lot of wasted time. Turn the unit on, wait for it to heat up, and then you finally get to push the start button. Not with the K-Slim. Turn it on and push the button. That's it. Overall brewing time on the older generation clocked in at 2:23, and the K-Slim came in at 1:50. The water comes out of the unit more slowly in the K-Slim, but that's because it's heating on demand. Bravo for this improvement and overall time saver. The K-Slim also has a better auto off feature, and the lift handle feels much sturdier than the older generation. The drip tray is also more user friendly for those larger travel mugs. The last point I would like to make is with regards to the pin that pierces the K-cup. I often leave the cover up on the Keurig because there is a lot of condensation that builds up in the brewing area after brewing, and I want that to dry out. On the K-Slim, there is no protective cover over this pin, whereas on the older generation, there is. I think this is an oversight that should be addressed. In summary, I think the K-Slim has a lot of improvements over the older generation K-Classic. With the smaller reservoir, be ready to fill it a bit more often (it is 52 ounces instead of 64 ounces), but overall brewing time is faster. The unit feels sturdy and well-made, but the indicated cup sizes are not as indicated on the machine--they all overfill. The K-Slim is more compact than the older K-Classic, but that makes access to the water reservoir for filling a little less convenient.

Nothing better than Keurig. It’s the best. Highly recommended!

I love my Keurig! I had a bigger one so I switched for a smaller Keurig

My husband has been wanting this for awhile now.. Christmas gift! Hope it meets his expectations

I bought it for my girlfriend and she enjoys it. Loves the fact it saves her money by not havingbto go to Starbucks for her coffee.