Customer Reviews for Keurig - Single-Serve Brewer - Black/Silver
Customer Rating
3
My Keurig complications
on October 8, 2013
Posted by: LMY
from Elizabeth, CO
I love my Keurig, but after two years it started to have problems brewing. It will hesitate to uptake water. I clean my Keurig twice a month, I descaled it and it still will have issues,even when I follow the manual instructions.I feel at this point it is a gimmick to buy the latest keurig.
Pros: Fast, Accommodates Most Sizes, Easy to use, Stylish
Cons: Noisy, Descaling Doesn't Work, HARD TO CLEAN, Limited Cup Sizes, Cleaning Will Not Help, Problems After 2 Years
I love this thing. It is so easy to use that my 7 year old niece can make my coffee. I use it every day. It is very easy to clean. It's very quiet and is extremely reliable. Coffee makers can't get any better
Pros: Easy to use, Fast, Stylish, Accommodates All Cup Sizes, Multiple Settings, Durable
Seeing the other reviews, felt compelled to say: So far, so good - no issues, no weird water stuff, no special cleaning rituals. Warranty expired a month ago, so we'll see... This is the machine that hooked so many of us on Keurig. I use bottled water (our tap water is lousy) and pre-poke a hole in the top of the kcups (high-altitude trick). over a year and hundreds of coffee cups later, it still works great - consistently makes great coffee & even better tea. knock on wood
Pros: Best Tea Ever, Wide Variety Of Drinks, Fast, Easy to use
I never even bought a coffee maker before and I am 48 but now with all the great flavors I had to have a Keurig tried it at a friends and was sold you will be too! Tastes great very versatile!
Pros: Multiple Settings, Fast, Accommodates All Cup Sizes, Durable, Stylish, Easy to use
My 4th Keurig in 5 years just stopped working. The last month before it died was never sure if I was getting a two ounce cup of coffee out of my K cup or nothing at all. I descaled it, watched the videos on how to care for my machine but nothing makes those things last any longer than 16 months. It is quicker to brew coffee the old school way that to go through all the steps and pray that is will spit out one more cup of coffee. I am tried of unplugging it, pushing button on and off, trying it again, sticking paper clips in the orifices and watching in anticipation that it just might start brewing. Heck, by the time I'm though trying to get a cup of coffee I need a Valium, not caffeine.
I bought this brewer for about $180 and it dies about a year later. I then got a replacement, which died a little over a year after that, just after the warranty expired. Not worth the cost when you have to continuously replace the entire machine.