Name: Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve Coffee Maker
Brand: Keurig.com
SKU: 6350393448627903549
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6 (5400 reviews)

The Keurig K-Supreme SMART brewer connects to WiFi via the Keurig app to enable a suite of smart features, including BrewID technology, ensuring it’s easy to make and enjoy a perfectly customized cup of rich, full-flavored coffee, just the way you like it. BrewID technology gives you distinctively delicious, full-flavored coffee because it recognizes the specific brand and roast of your K-Cup pod and automatically customizes the brew settings to the recommendations of the coffee experts who created it.Plus, you can fine-tune your cup to be even more to your liking, by choosing from five strength, six temperature, and four cup size settings – and adjusting and storing your favorites on your smartphone, so you can schedule ahead or brew your personal perfect cup from anywhere. Condition – New. Brewer Weight – 8.87 lb.

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We love it. This replaced another brand that had passed its prime and wasn’t getting the coffe hot. I’ve had trouble with my first Keurig and had to return it years ago, so I was reluctant to try again. This coffee make is awesome. We’ve only had it a month and I don’t normally rate right away. First of all it’s very nice looking, I got the white. It makes a hot cup of coffee, we used to put our mug directly in the microwave prior to this machine. I use a 20 mug it fits just fine. The coffee maker itself takes up less space the my other brand. It is quieter so I don’t her my husband clicking down the top, or making the coffee.
My only issue is with Keurig customer service, they don’t respond via email. I was supposed to get a discount for signing up but never did.

No matter how good a product might be, if it fails prematurely , especially when you most want to use it, then it's worthless. There is no sense in giving it a good rating for when it works. So, you get up in the morning and are needing hot cup of coffee, and whammo, the darn machine dies. Oh well, it's a good idea to have some instant coffee as a backup, which i didn't have when this beast died. I have previously owned and currently own a non-wifi version. The first unit lasted almost two years so when it died i bid it farewell. I will not elaborate on its features, but i would have given it 5 stars. It is obvious that i liked it since i went looking for another one. In MHO I think they are overpriced, so when I saw that the wifi version was selling for half-price i jumped on it. I read the clue that a coffee maker this good at half price as a warning sign, but then maybe people just didn't like the wifi feature. I was reassured by Walmart's 90- day return option. So anyway, i jumped on it. I only used the basic coffee making feature except for being able to choose the strength of the brew at various levels. However, after only three weeks it died. i turned it on as usual by inserting a pod, pre-puncturing it, and i closed the lid. The lights went on and then nada. I unplugged the unit etc. etc. but no juice. Dead. So what does the frugal consumer do? Buy a black and Decker model, or what? Nope, went out and bought the non-wifi version at it's exorbitant price. So, caveat emptor.

Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve Coffee Maker

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