Features:

  • Brews multiple K-Cup Pod sizes: (6, 8, 10 oz.) – The most popular K-Cup Pod brew sizes. Use the 6oz brew size to achieve the strongest brew
  • Large 48 oz. Water reservoir: allows you to brew 6+ cups before having to refill, saving you time and simplifying your morning routine. The water reservoir is removable, making it easy to refill whenever you need to
  • Simple button controls: just insert a Pod, select your desired brew size, and brew a fresh, great-tasting cup in under a minute. Brew Time: Less than a minute
  • Descaling: an important part of cleaning your Keurig brewer. This process helps to remove calcium deposits, or scale, that can build up inside a Coffee maker over time. Please refer to our descaling video for step by step instructions
  • Auto-off: an auto-off feature is easily programmed to turn off your Coffee maker after it has been idle for two hours, helping to save energy.Removable Drip Tray
A Platonic Pot of Joe

Since I started using this Keurig my skin has cleared, my IQ has doubled, ive gotten a new job,and i ran a marathon with no training. I attribute all of these victories to this coffee machine. It's ability to make a simple cup of coffee has turned my life around. In this dark dark world where there is war, disease, and tea drinkers, it can be easy to loose motivation to get out of bed in the morning. However, since getting the Keurig, i have motivation to start my day. As i sip the coffee, i feel it slice through my veins and i usually grow about 3 inches every morning. No longer do i have to live like the Pilgrims did and make an entire pot of coffee and wait for it to brew. I can make a single cup now that is either small, medium, or large. Actually, i usually skip the middle-man and stick my head directly under the spout and let it pour directly into my mouth. The keurig also provides emotional support as i have found it is a great listener. I have conversatons with her and she communicates back by blinking the blue lights at me. Not only does the Keurig make a heavenly cup of nature's nectar, but she is also my best friend.

Relatively Inexpensive K-Cupper that Does the Job

K-Cup machine #5 for me in I'm not sure just how many years. The first to were upscale Brevilles, the last three (including this one) Keurig. The first thing that struck me upon taking the K-Classic out of its box was how light it is. In literal lbs, yes, but also in feel. The word "chintzy" came to mind. But once placed on the counter it actually looked pretty nice. And when in actual use two strong positives jumped out at me: One, how simple were the controls. I like the fact that there are three buttons for cup size. It means that when I brew a strong cup I needn't remember to set the machine at what my wife prefers. We each make a choice each time. There is no "setting." The second plus was how quiet this machine is. Considerably more so than any of my earlier units. Add to this list of 'goodnesses' the fact that the machine doesn't have any of those use limiters that Keurig was using for a time. Any brand "K-Cup" will work. And this includes the 'fill-it-yourself' type. And maybe most important the coffee made was really, really good. Better than my old machine had mad with the same type of K-Cup. (Maybe simply because the new machine was truly clean?) So bottom line... Yes, I am pleased. Now if it'll just last for a couple of solid years!

My Keruig K55 has died at an old age. Farewell my life support system. Hello to a new one.

My wife and I purchased the Keruig K55 many years ago and have loved this model since. It lasted at least 10 years until the other day. We have used and enjoyed it for about 10 years now until the other day when it stopped working . No matter which cup size we selected, it would only make the 6 oz. size and just barely that. We cleaned the unit as suggested by the manufacturer as we have always done previously, but to no avail. So we decided to purchase a new Keruig machine. We were debating between the same K55 model that we have had for so many years and the Keruig K-Select model. We went with the K55 model again because neither of us drinks a 12 oz. cup of coffee and we were so happy with this model for so long. So we purchased a new K55 model on 12/1/2017 and it will be here on 12/3/2017 This coffee maker is the best and always makes a great cup of coffee.

Keurig Brewer stops dripping water/coffee Fails to work.

I have read some of the posts on here where the brewer inadvertently stops working. The first one I purchased quit after 2 days. The replacement stopped working after 2.5 weeks and acted the same way--just wold not make coffee. If this happens to you, the problem might be (I discovered this by accident and I blame Keurig for not putting some note or instructions in the paperwork) the piercing needle is plugged with debris or coffee grounds. The unit detects excessive back pressure and stops. All one needs to do is get a paper clip and open up for one piece of wire to insert on either side of the needle to remove and debris. After doing that, the unit worked fine. If you call Keurig, they will send you a device to clean that port as well. If your unit tries to make a cup then stops short of filling the cup, try this first.

Wanted one of these for years and I finally got one! :)

Very nicely packaged, easy (relatively) to assemble, and works quickly... Be sure to read this: --------------------------------- 1. Make sure you set-up the filter inside the water container properly... 2. I use bottled water to fill the reservoir-It does fill with the "in the door" water dispenser on my fridge, but it's awkward 3. When you are ready for coffee, be sure the unit is ON and the silver handle is up, exposing where the cup goes... 4. Let the water heat up (light comes on) and THEN drop in the cup and close the cover(silver handle down) and 5. Make sure your cup is under the spout and select the appropriate size cup button...Seems a no brainer but in the AM you could easily forget and have a cup overfill. Also-Since there's a fixed amount of coffee in each cup, I'm ASSUMING that if you make a small cup, your coffee will be stronger than if you make a large cup, since a large cup will have the same amount of coffee but more water, hence it'll be more diluted.. and vise versa... Pros: Ease of serving multiple people Easy to try different coffee varieties(hot chocolate, tea, etc) Coffee stays fresher longer in the sealed cups, than if you bought a large container of beans or ground coffee MUCH less mess to deal with! Regular coffee makers leave a mess of grounds behind that sometimes get everywhere Almost never any grounds IN your cup...Just pure coffee Cons: Expensive...I paid $98 for the unit and nearly $40 for a 40 pc variety pack-So it's over $1/cup, which is at least double the cost of ground coffee, but of course, still less expensive than a coffee chain.. Space-Takes up quite a bit of counter space-Esp since I bought the Mind Reader "Anchor" Triple storage drawer and the machine sits on top of it...I have to pull it out from being under the cabinet so the "lid" doesn't hit the underside of the cabinet when I open it to insert/remove a k-cup Noise-It does make some noise, I believe it is the pump that is used to push the water up to the k-cup..But not really any louder than any other coffee makers..OK, maybe a little louder

As pictured!

Haven't used it yet, but came in a nice, undamaged package promptly. Protective packaging inside, also included was unsweetened iced tea (3pack) and coffee and hot cocoa (4pack) the product itself has no scratches or esthetic issues. Tape was even folded over for easy removal from product . Overall satisfied for a first time Keurig buyer :)

Not great for single life when you can brew one cup at a time fresh and easy, but for a family it's a good deal

Kind of big for what it is, but I suppose it doesn't know I could live with half the water and a little slower brew time. Coffee comes out well and I can usually find 10 k cups for 6 bux, so I end up breaking even for those days I don't go to the coffee shop to have them brew me a professional cup and a treat. Takes about 75 seconds to heat the water, and 60 seconds to brew the cup. I use distilled water so the included carbon filter isn't necessary, but good to have I guess. Not sure why it's so expensive. 3 times what the price should be given the materials!

K55 Keurig

In love with my new Keurig! I sought after this specific K55 model because my dental office has one and I think the coffee taste great coming from it. It came with 4 kcups to test out. I love that you can put hot cocoa pods or even just brew hot water to come out with your tea bag of choice. Brews 6, 8 or 10 oz so you can choose cup size accordingly. I was able to buy reusable kcup pods as well, so I can brew my own grinds as needed. It's a little noisy when it takes water from the reservoir but I can't hear a thing if my husband is up before me using it. I have not had issues with it spitting or splashing water around. The water reservoir and drip tray are removable. There's a auto-off option which shuts the machine off 2 hours after the LAST cup was brewed, not 2 hours after powering on. There's a light that will come on when more water needs to be added and there's a light when the machine needs to be descaled of hard water build up. Even when the drip tray is removed I cannot fit my 18 oz flask so I need to brew it into a mug and pour it in my flask for on the go. Overall I am satisfied with this model and the low price I paid here on Amazon!

Java Made Simple!

This is what made me a fan of coffee. Perfect one-cup for when you need it instead of a pot you'll end of wasting. In the long run, you'll save money, so this is an investment. I use the re-usable cups, not the Keurig brand but a compatible one. Got a 4 pack for around 10 bucks on Amazon.

Mr. K

Absolutely love this machine! Easy to use, easy to clean & maintain. ...fantastic!

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