Keurig K-Express Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Brewer, Warm Stone

This is the second K Cup coffee maker that I have purchased. The other one was not a Keurig. The other one crapped out on me after a few months. So I decided that the next one has to be a real Keurig. That is what I did, i bought my real Keurig. What I'm finding is that the Keurig is taller and thinner than the other one. Considering how little counter space that I have that makes my new Keurig more desirable. It drips quickly. The water reservoir is pretty good. The mechanisms work differently but similarly. One thing that I've noticed is that in order to get the Keurig to work, the top needs to open then close. Something that I didn't need to do with the old machine. I used to set up the old machine for the next cup right after I made my coffee. With my Keurig, I can set it up but unless I open the top then close it, it won't work. Also, the difference with cup sizes is different. With my old machine I could have gotten a 16 Oz cup of coffee. With the Keurig, I can only get a 12 Oz of cup of coffee. Fortunately, I only need 12 Oz to be made. The old machine could make iced coffee. The Keurig does not. Fortunately, I don't need it to make iced coffee. Besides, I can figure out a different way to make it, if I need to. All in all, I'm very happy with my new Keurig. Another benefit is the red matches my kitchen better than the old machine did.

I like this K cup brewer. It is heavier than I expected, so must have some quality materials. I brewed with a stainless K cup, and taste was excellent. Brew was fast as well on 12 ounces. I highly recommend this machine over a drip maker. I expect stronger coffee with fine grind as well. No need to buy toss away K cup expensive pods. Just buy a stainless and use espresso grind for strong, or drip grind for regular.Update: a typical stainless reusable k cup holds 11 grams of coffee. A can off coffee will yield 61 cups in the reusable k cup. If you buy throw away k cups 10 pods will cost about $10.00! For almost the same price you brew 61 k cups. The toss away k cups of any brand is a giant rip off. The taste of Folgers was no different to me than toss away Dunkin coffee. I guess if people pay $8.00 for candy coffee at a drive through, the toss away at a dollar a cup looks good. For me, a stainless k cup and canned coffee saves $$$ and tastes better. I took a toss away k cup apart. Coffee was only in 3/4 of the plastic k cup. What a rip.

This is my new favorite keurig machine also my second model of keurig ever owned but still..😌 it holds more water than my old one and is far more compact than it as well. My first cup of coffee is delicious and by far worth the price point. But here is the best part about this machine, it’s actually a lower price than my older model and I like it more. Easy to use and it even feels more durable than my older machine as if my experience could get any better!

I purchased it for it's size because I'm trying to increase space and reduce "junk" on my kitchen counters. I gave our older keurig machine to my husband to take to work. This one works just fine so far, but it is "splashy" with a small amounts of coffee ever so slightly splattering in and around the cup. It doesn't sound/feel as high quality as our larger one. Also, when I pull up the lever to insert the keurig cup, tiny flakes of coffee fall into the cup (not a lot, just every so fine) so I blow them out of the cup as fast as I can before the coffee begins to pour. [I subsidize my morning coffee routine by using a Moka pot (made in Italy). You can watch how to use/make espresso cappuccinos on youtube using a moka pot.]

This has been my best keurig so far and I've had a few. I use the12oz and strong setting and the coffee is always hot and delicious. I also drink my coffee black. Took me a little bit to get use to the settings on the right side but now that I have my routine down I prefer it. One thing to consider is the strong button won't default to stay on.No big deal though, I just press it each time. Makes three12oz cups before low water light comes on. I've only had it since 03/19/2025 so I can't speak for the longevity. Hopefully it will last! So far so good and very pleased with purchase.

Nice little coffee maker. Perfect size for semi or RV. It has a decent size removable tank but I miss my K-15. Have to empty the tank when I’m driving but they stopped making the one that doesn’t have a tank. Seems as sturdy as the K-15 and I think it’s as worth the price as the K-15 was.

Replaced my Walmart brand coffee maker, which did last almost 2 years. This one costs a little more but the quality seems better. Sturdy. Easy to use. Makes quality coffee and hot chocolate.

I’ve used several models of Keurig brand machine. This one is good for the compact design, but it’s important to know that it’s as compact as it is because it doesn’t have an internal hot water tank. Therefore, it does not preheat the water in advance, it heats as the water is pumped through. The reason this is important is because a small amount of cold water exits the machine before it becomes hot, so for a few seconds, the coffee comes out clear. It also doesn’t pump as quickly, so the actual brewing process takes longer than a standard sized machine. Timewise, as far as your first cup goes, it’s about the same because there’s no waiting for it to preheat, but the slower brew speed might affect the flavor slightly if you’re used to a different Keurig machine. It works for me though, and it’s a lot more compact than a regular model.