Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, with Strength and Temperature Control, Iced Coffee Capability, 8 to 12oz Brew Size, Programmable, Brushed Slate

This coffee maker is everything I wanted and more. The Keurig K-Elite blends function and style beautifully—its brushed silver finish looks sleek on my counter, and the performance is top-notch. I love the strength and temperature controls, which let me customize each cup exactly to my taste. It heats up fast, runs quietly, and the iced coffee setting brews rich, flavorful coffee without getting watered down.The 75oz reservoir is a game-changer—I don’t have to refill constantly—and the hot water on demand is great for oatmeal or tea. Whether I need a quick 8oz burst of caffeine or a full 12oz mug for the road, this machine delivers consistently great coffee. Worth every penny if you take your brews seriously.

OMG! I absolutely am in love with this coffee maker. I wish I had bought it a long time ago. I look forward to my morning coffee now because it's so easy to make. Delicious, quick.. I'm telling you I will forever have a coffee maker like this!!!!!

This is the 2nd Keurig machine that I have owned, the previous being a K145 OfficePro that I had for almost 10 years. I bought the new machine because the K145s cup size selector switch started to malfunction, probably from the contacts getting worn out from use. Being an engineer, I know that this only happened because of inferior design and/or parts quality. Neverthless, I was able to grab this unit on sale for labor day. I'm not sure if I would have paid full price for it, but it seems to be worth what I paid. I have made several observations after using this machine for over a month, hopefully to help the rest of you make an informed buying decision.Pros:- Makes better coffee than my K145. I would imagine this is due to Keurig changing the time and/or water delivery speed of the brewing process. Using good-quality K-Cups, it makes coffee on par with using a good-quality drip machine (like my Ninja). The coffee is notiably richer and more full-bodied compared with the K145 using the same K-Cups. This was a surprize to me, as I expected just a more expensive version of the old machine. Being that I love good coffee, this alone would have justified the purchased in my book.- The pump makes half of the noise that the K145 did. This is also a plus because I get up early for work and don't want to disturb the rest of the family. The brew time is about the same.- The machine now allows 2 extra cup size selections -- 14oz and 4oz, 1 larger and 1 smaller (by 2 oz) than on the K145.- The machine will dispense hot water to make tea or hot chocolate. I can't comment on this feature yet, as I have yet to use it.- The water tank is 20%-30% larger than on the K154, leading to more time between refills.- This machine is compatible with non-Keurig K-Cups, as there is no barcode reader in the machine. Don't get me started.Cons:- The water tank was a product of the 'function follows form' perspective of some marketing idiot. The tank doesn't have any convenient surfaces to grip it in one hand, and due to it's compound curves is difficult to reinsert into the machine correctly. It's a 2-handed operation, due to their wanting to hide the water tank and make it look like the other half of the machine from an industrial design perspective. Mildly annoying.- The water tank doesn't have a window on the front to check the water level. Another brilliant design choice. Now I have to peek around the side to determine how much water is left.- The menu system of the digital pad is mildly confusing, and takes a little getting used to. It's not terrible, but it could be more user friendly. Playing with the settings using trial and error is more useful than trying to read the manual, which was probably written by the same person who designed the water tank.All-in-all, the better quality of the coffee, the larger water tank, and the quieter operation justifies the upgrade. Reccommended, with a few reservations.

This was everything I was hoping it would be. I bought this for my home studio so I could have some hot tea or hot chocolate (since I'm not a coffee drinker) and it definitely exceeded my expectations. It brews quickly, and is small enough to sit perfectly on a shelf where I placed it. It is definitely built to last. I even found out that I can use the hot water in my instant mashed potatoes or even my instant sups or noodles. Very happy with this purchase and a great value. Easy to clean maintain. The smell of my hot chocolate brewing is almost as good as the smell of coffee. (Yes, I don't drink coffee but I do enjoy the smell of it brewing), so all things considered, this gets 5 stars from me.

The old red 3-setting Keurig that was at LEAST 12 years old died- it wasn't making a great cuppa before it quit, and forced us to get into the post-modern Keurig era....and what a difference! While we can't give it 5 stars, we certainly give it a strong 4 stars over all. For flexibility, we give it 5. Between store-purchased K-cups, and the GREAT K-Cup Reusable filters (which work VERY well), hot water, 5 different cups size settings, iced coffee, etc...this unit is power-packed.Easy to clean, easy to set up, seems to be as durable as the last one. You have to pay attention to which selections you make...or you might have spillage. I wanted to add that as many options as it has, it's still EASY to use.

Awesome coffee pot. makes a great cup of coffee so easy to use ! The taste of my coffee is wonderful!