Solofill Mysolopad Automatic Single serve Cups Dispenser for Coffee Pod

The media could not be loaded.  Got this to make use of vertical counter space and keep a narrow profile…works great! It’s satisfying to use, also!

Arrived exactly as shown and described. If You're looking for a pod holder that is made of great quality I can assure You that this it. I love that its not all black or chrome as most that You find. The simplicity of the design is what does it for Me. If You have the counter space look no further. It's not massive in size nor is it compact. It's the perfect size imo. I love that You can put different varieties and They pop out with ease. It's like having Your own coffee shop experience at home.

I bought one of these for my Keurig and used it to store the k-cups standing on its side next to the brewer. Then I switched to storing it under the brewer. It is constructed of heavy duty plastic, black and almost clear top with gray sides and back. It is much sturdier than the wire slide in/out shelves for k-cups sold at the store. The unit is completely enclosed except for the front part of the bottom holding the first k-cup. The k-cups push in against a strong spring, one after another, until the sleeve is full. The front edge has a slight lip to keep them in place. To remove a k-cup, you simply push in on the cup and lift it up and out. Occassionally, I have shot one across the room due to the force of the spring (accidentally of course). You cannot read the k-cup labels on the back cups but each of the 6 slots hold 7 k-cups. The top is clear enough (with black trim) to see how many cups are left in that slot. My Keurig died and I got a new Cuisinart. Shelf is still holding up after more than 4 years. It looks nice on the countertop. My daughter also liked it, so I bought her one for Christmas this year.

Tucked away nice and neat. If you don't have alot of room. Invest in this.

We looked at a lot of options before settling on this one for it's design and capacity. The spring loading is really nice because it keeps the pods handy and automatically available. We used it under the coffee maker for a few weeks, but it does take up a bit of counter space. Then today I finally put it on the wall, where it fit in the space exactly. If you're thinking of wall mounting, you should definitely be aware that it doesn't come with the means to do this. I included some pictures to show how I did it. Drilled two holes at the top of the first and last slot. Fortunately the plastic is soft, not brittle, so this was easy to do cleanly. I started with a small bit just to be sure it wouldn't crack the plastic, then went up in size till the hole was right for the screws. Used a flat top screw. The screws don't interfere with putting the pods in or taking them out. As another reviewer mentioned, if you wall mount it, the Solofill brand writing is going to be upside-down. My first thought for wall mounting was to take off the glass top and turn it 180 degrees to get the writing right-side up, but that wasn't possible. There are small screws and brackets holding the glass top on. You can take out the screws with an allen wrench, but the top appears to be glued as well and I didn't want to break anything. So, we will live with topsy-turvy branding. The unit is easy to wall mount--I'd estimate it took me 15 minutes and that included rummaging for screws that would work--and if you don't mind the writing being upside-down this is a great solution to free up even more counter space. Putting it right above the coffee maker meant it's up too high to see the tops of the pods to tell which slot holds what kind of coffee. But pulling one forward a bit to read it (watch out for the spring effect!) isn't a problem. You could also resort to a label maker (see last pic). All in all I'm very pleased with this product. I went with four instead of five stars simply because it would have been nice for them to include mounting holes in the design.

I just got these, but so far I love them. Most option requires you to open a drawer or can only see a few at a time. This allows me and my guests to see all their options.

Bought this for my brother he had accident and shattered the glass. He asked me for another one because he loved it so much

Slim, and functional, takes up very little space. I had a drawer holder for my Nespresso but never really liked it, it was clunky and did not feel functional. This allows 6 varieties at a glace, they are easy to grab and easy to stock. I like that I can see what else is in the row, if I did not stock all the same kind in one row. Occasionally a pod has come flying out at me, due to the very efficient spring, but it is rare and not a nuisance when it happens. Very well made, should last a long time. Very pleased

Las cápsulas Dolce Gusto son más grandes que el carril y no caben bien, hay que meterlas a presión provocando que el resorte se atore y las cápsulas nunca quedan de frente, se van girando cuando se introducen, un desastre; después de mucho batallar, logré meter las 8 que caben en un carril pero el acomodo y la presión de la cápsula en las paredes evita que recorran las de atrás, en fin, compre dos para darme cuenta que debí comprar otra cosa para mis cápsulas Dolce Gusto.

Amazing! Beautiful! Love the glass on top. Very sturdy and holds so many pods, very easy to clean, so fancy it's like I have my own shop.You can literally do any positions with this, hang, stand on its own or have the machine placed on top.

I use this product for the Keurig k- cups. It's very handy to have all my coffees together. It saves a lot of cupboard space. Just wipe the dust off. Looks great as well.

Keeps the K-cups out of the way. Occasionally an extra K-cup pops out. Otherwise pretty good.

Perfect, exactly what we needed and looks great on the counter top.