Keurig K-Slim Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, Multistream Technology, 3 Brew Sizes, Slim and Sleek Design, 46oz Removable Reservoir, Black

The Keurig K-Slim has earned a spot in my coffee bar for good reason. If you're looking for a fast, simple brewing experience in a small, stylish package, this machine delivers.📏 Space-Saving Design: The slim profile is a game changer. It takes up minimal counter space, making it perfect for smaller kitchens, crowded coffee stations, or office setups. Its sleek form fits right in without dominating the area.🎨 Modern Aesthetics: It’s definitely not just functional—it’s pretty, too. The clean lines and neutral finish give it a polished look that complements any countertop setup. It blends in nicely while still feeling modern.⏱️ Fast & Seamless Brewing: Pop in a pod, hit brew, and in just a couple minutes you’ve got a hot cup ready to go. It’s perfect for rushed mornings or guests who want coffee without fuss. No fancy buttons, no complicated prep—just simple, efficient functionality.💧 Small Reservoir = Frequent Refills: Here’s the tradeoff: the compact design comes with a smaller water reservoir. I find myself refilling it more often than I’d like—especially when making multiple cups back to back. Not a dealbreaker, but something to consider if you brew for a crowd.💰 Good Value For the price, it’s a solid buy. It does exactly what it promises—clean, quick coffee from a compact, attractive machine.Great for daily brews and tight spaces, though heavy users may want to keep a water pitcher nearby.

In bought a Keurig maker last September 2024 with a warranty. It broke this afternoon. Please send me a new one.

I don't typically write reviews, especially for something as trivial as a coffee maker, but this was an interesting journey. I had an ancient, by comparison, Keurig B55 that most resembles the "Classic" model they offer currently. Probably going on 11 years, it finally died. Up until that point, this portion of my counter was basically a coffee station, forcing me to do all my kitchen prep to the right of the stove, keeping the shrine to caffeine unadulterated.I was stunned at all the variants of the Keurig line. It's almost dizzying and makes it nearly impossible to choose one. Some quick googling showed 60+ models, most of which are still sold. Do I need 5 cup sizes (5oz - 14oz)? How about a "strong" setting? Does it do anything? A screen? Or a timer? Or a larger reservoir? What about no reservoir? Seriously, the paradox of choice here is maddening.Having come from a "screened" maker in my previous model, I ended up opting for the K200 model. This one is about 3" less wide that my previous maker, so that was nice. Unfortunately, it had a few issues that I simply could not work around.- The reservoir is U-shaped and honestly very awkward to negotiate both from a refilling and removing perspective. Especially if it's under a cabinet, and you want to refill from a refrigerator water dispenser, as I do.- The coffee was simply not hot enough. Not sure if I got a bum unit, or that's how it is, but it was significantly less hot than what I was used to.- No auto shut-off. Seriously. I thought this was a basic in coffee makers. This, probably the biggest deal-breaker of them all, though, mildly hot coffee was a close second.Enter the K-Slim. I was skeptical because the reviews were, pun intended, no so hot. But the price was right, and I really liked the idea of a sub five-inch width coffee maker on my countertop. This model only has 3 cup sizes, but has the same 40oz reservoir as the K200. Even better, it's a simple rectangle design that I can maneuver easily to and fro my fridge. Having the extra counter space has been such a nice benefit. But moreso, the coffee is hot and, so far, the machine reliable.What I like:- The coffee (Caza Trail Cona Blend) is as hot and tastes as good, possibly even stronger, than my old model- Auto Shut-Off! Unit turns off after 5 minutes of last brew. That might seem aggressive but...- Really fast water heat-up time. I was really amazed. From off to coff(ee) was only a minute or two, obviating the need for a clock/timer function.- Easy/obvious to use, and I really like the "level" drop in hole for the k-cup. All my others were at an angle for some reason.- Amazingly diminutive size for the countertop reclaim.What I don't like:- Maybe one smaller cup size? But that's it.Really happy so far with this unit. Hoping it lasts me as long as the last one did.

It doesn’t take up much counter space, but still delivers a great cup of coffee. I love the multistream technology—it really brings out the flavor. The 3 brew sizes are super convenient depending on your mug or mood. Simple, sleek, and reliable!

Let's be honest, it's not the same as a good pour-over or from a good drip machine. But the coffee is good enough if/when you need a quick cup. My only gripe is the size of the k-slim. Sure, it's slim. But it's surprisingly tall and long (depth) reaching out pretty far into the counter space. I understand a company wanting to have different models to select from but maybe try making ONE top of the line model that hits all the requirements? Looking back, maybe the k-express would be a better option but even that doesn't have the multistream SMH. Anyway, the k-slim works fine overall.

This is my second Keurig and I love it. This model is slim ( as was my first) but this has the reservoir which is very convenient. I separately purchased a reusable k cup because I prefer to use my own coffee rather than pods. I do use a filter for each cup which is also separate purchase. Important to note: if purchasing a separate reusable k cup be sure to get the correct size (5 points). My coffee tastes much better with this new machine.