Keurig K-Cafe SMART Single Serve Coffee Maker, Black

First it is beautiful, especially the reservoir. It makes excellent coffee, and the frother works great. Coordinated so coffee doesn't brew until frother is done. On my old machine I didn't froth because it was too cumbersome. This is easy to run and easy to clean. Feels well made with quality material. Cup pad is removable to accommodate tall cups. Easy to set up "Favorites" in the app. Nothing to improve on, it's the best coffee maker I've had.

I loved this coffee maker because i am an ice coffee girl! However after a year it no longer works. You will get an error to add more water. The first time this happened we called and they sent us a new one. At about the year mark again it happened again. We are currently in our 3 maker and they will no longer send any new products. I wish it lasted longer than a year for $200 dollars but unfortunately it does not. They have tied several times and unfortunately this product does not preform the way they thought. Very disappointed ☹️

Overall great machine and one bad mother frother! This unit replaced my previous Keurig that I had for 10 years. I’ve had this one for 3 months now. I mostly use it to make a cup of coffee using frother to add 1/2 & 1/2 - kind of Americana style. I have only made a cappuccino and latte a few times. Coffee is just my personal preference. I use Neuman’s Own organic special blend k-cups coffee for reference. Pros: 1) makes an amazing cup coffee! Wow! Huge improvement over my previous model. Flavor is incredible- tastes better than starbucks or Pete’s. This unit offers 6, 8, 10, 12 ounce and a shot. I like my coffee relatively strong. My previous Keurig needed to be set to 6 ounces in order to be strong enough for me using the same coffee (Neumanns own organic special blend). It’s amazing how much more efficient this machine is. I regularly brew 10 ounces on the strong setting and it’s just as strong but more flavorful as my old one 6 oz. I have had several 12 ounce cups on the strong setting and it’s still a pretty darn strong cup of coffee. 2) I love the frother (with the exception of the cons listed below). I was hesitant to get this unit because of all the bad reviews about the frother breaking shortly after receiving a brand new unit. I thought it would be a nice thing to use when guests came to visit. Lol. But I use it for every single cup! The frother adds amazing flavor to the coffee. My life has been transformed. I use add 3 tbsp of 1/2 & 1/2 to fill just above spindle way below fill line use cappuccino setting. Yum! There is a cold and hot setting on the frother + latte and cappuccino options. The cold setting barely froths at all which is fine. I’m sure it has something to do with the temperature but it comes out cold for my iced coffee - which tastes just like a nitro brew at Starbucks - by filling up a coffee cup with ice and using the shot setting on the coffee maker. Cold setting + cappuccino option on frother. Again life transforming in the summer! I hope it doesn’t break as many reviews I have stated. So far so good knock on wood! Cons: 1) needs smaller frother. One improvement I would definitely suggest is a smaller sized frother to allow for less milk/half & half for a cup of coffee. It’s way too much cream to fill to the fill line of smallest setting which is cappuccino for one cup of coffee. It still will froth pretty well when I put in just enough to cover the black spindle inside but (1/3 of minimum fill line of cappuccino) but it would be even better if could accommodate smaller amounts of milk. 2) the lid of the frother is very thin and flimsy on the sides. Several of the plastic pieces have broken on the side while carefully hand washing, one broke the day after 2nd use. 3) Already rust forming inside the frother. I wash and dry it immediately after each use and leave the lid off. 3) Sometimes the frother does not froth much at all and other times it froths incredibly well. Again I am using way less half & half than the minimum fill line amount. But it’s always the same amount, 3 tablespoons. 4) the unit itself is very light - a fraction of what my older unit weighed. As other reviewer‘s have mentioned, the parts are flimsy and the water reservoir is cheaply made and you need to be careful when attaching it to the unit so it doesn’t break. I usually have to give it a few tries before it will lock into place.

I’ve been very happy with this Keurig, especially because of the features beyond basic K-Cup brewing. The included milk frother works well and makes it easy to make drinks that feel closer to something you would get from a coffee shop. I also like that the machine can scan compatible K-Cups and automatically adjust the brew settings based on the manufacturer’s recommendation. It takes some of the guesswork out of getting the strength and temperature right. My favorite feature is the WiFi capability. I programmed the machine so my coffee is ready when I wake up, and that is the feature I use and appreciate the most. Being able to schedule it ahead of time makes the machine much more convenient than a standard single-serve brewer. So far, it has been easy to use, the smart features actually add value, and the frother is a nice bonus instead of something that feels like an afterthought.

We like this coffee maker. My coffee is good, my wife's espresso is "fine for made at home". Adding water to the reservoir - either by moving the reservoir to the sink or by pouring from a pitcher - is easier than any other coffee maker I've tried. But it needs some improvements: - One touch coffee. There should be a default size/strength/temperature so I can just press the K button to start. And that default should be configurable - c'mon - it says "SMART" - Cover for the frother base. We don't use the frother much, so that was dead space. I had to take the top to a peanut butter jar (48oz), paint it black, and put it on to make the space useful. Or an idea for attachment makers - make a frother cover with a k-cup holder tube. - Make the base higher. I did not see this model with adjustable feature. Even a simple plastic cup that fits the base would do.

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I've been a keurig user for 20 years or so. Each machine has lasted me 4-5 years or so, but they are inexpensive enough to replace. I developed a love of lattes just in the past 5 years or so (which I usually bought from either Starbucks or Dutch Bros), so when my last Keurig stopped working, I jumped on this machine. I've had it for 9 months now and I really love it. Yes, I realize that it's not for someone who likes the primo upscale experience of drinking a old-school latte. But that's never been me anyway. So this thing is perfection. Pros: I Can make a latte in a few minutes with very little effort on my part. Just pour in the milk, add the k-cup, turn it on and walk away. I even upped my game now to use homemade plant-base milk, and bought some flavored syrups. I've made lots of hot lattes and have more recently made some cold ones too. Hot or cold, I really like the taste of my creations, and they are also very inexpensive to make. Cons: It's often needlessly fussy. I put the k-cup in before turning it on... it refuses to work. I pour in milk and instruct it to whip it up cold or hot, and it just sits there impassively like it's mocking me (then suddenly springs to live minutes later). I also wish you could just tell it to do a double-shot without having to pretend to be putting in a new k-cup, starting it back up, and waiting. Grrr. In summary, the controls are fussy, inefficient and unintuitive, but you get used to them (eventually!) so I'm not even going to deduct a point.

A quick background – My home is completely automated via Alexa, having every iteration of Echo device made, from the first echo dot through the echo show 15. I have everything, from major appliances to all my window blinds, security cams, security system, ALL plugs, switches, etc. working through Alexa. I can troubleshoot issues that even their own techs can’t seem to solve. Point being, I know how to setup and use smart devices. My relationship with Keurig is a love/hate one. I loved my first Keurigs and was excited when they first came out with ones that included the frother. Unfortunately, the first models with frothers were literally useless. Their weird magnetic system to froth simply did not work, though I continued to use it until it died a fairly quick death immediately upon warranty expiration. Not learning my lesson, I replaced it with the same machine. Seeing the forther worked no better, I bought a separate frother to use with the coffeemaker. Then I saw they came out with a new machine that not only had a whisk-type frother, but was also a “smart” machine that would integrate with my alexa devices. I grabbed one. Upon unpacking it, I quickly noticed that their was no user manual, though they were able to afford to include an expensive looking large color brochure which did nothing except to extol all the virtues of the machine (more on that coming). I immediately got the new machine turned on to try to make just a simple cup of coffee to test it. Nope. Can’t do. Have to download the Keurig app and set it up before any use. So, got the app on my phone and went through the initial setup to my wifi quickly and easily. Then got to the setup with alexa part. The Keurig app directed me to the Alexa app automatically, explaining firt to simply follow the instructions when it opened the Alexa app. WRONG! It just opens the Alexa app to its main home with nothing about connecting to the Keurig. Fine. I went to devices to add it manually. Keurig isn’t even listed under the coffeemaker category. So, had to enter it manually and finally got the two to connect. At the same time, decided I’d better find a user manual and finally found a so-called one at the Keurig site. 8 pages long, with a scant half a page on operating ALL the features. Over a page on troubleshooting, however. The rest was basically useless fluff and filler. One of the first things I wanted to try out was the frother. The front of the frother has, what appears to the naked eye to be one button with a large “K” covering most of it and a vey thin, almost unnoticeable line above it. The phone app offers no help on operation at all. The manual just had a microscopic pic of just the thin line. Finally, with a magnifying glass, was able to see that what appeared to be just one button was one piece of rubber with a very, very thin indentation line between the line and the “K” on the one button. The very small space that contains the line is what controls the heat level of the frother, from cold to very hot, which in turn, controls the amount of froth. Am still figuring out the right amount of liquid to use to get my desired volume of froth, but that will come. So far, it’s okay, though not yet near the level of my separate frother. As for the actual coffeemaker, again it’s a love/hate. It reads the pod you put in, including the universal pods, which aren’t included, and jumps to default settings for temp, strength, etc for that type of pod and coffee. However, those weren’t the settings I wanted. But, it does allow you to preset up to 10 “Favorites” settings. However, that involves going back to the phone app to setup. That took a little figuring out, as the main purpose of the phone app seems to be to puch recipes and settings I would never use. Finally got 3 “Favorites” set for our different likes. With that done, brewing is fairly easy. Insert whatever pod, wait for the machine to read it and jump to its default settings, then click “Favorites”(which does not light up as an option) scroll through to the one I have preset and finally hit the “K” button to brew. I must admit, I am pleased with the actual improvement over the end result of the coffee, enabled by the ability to set 5 different strength levels and 5 different temp levels. The end result is a definite improvement over the past machines. One last point, it cannot froth and brew at the same time (akin to walking and chewing gum). Am still not sure about the frother and may end up going back to my separate frother. Time will tell. Was also hoping that, like my previous 2 Keurigs with frothers, this one would include the same coupon for a decent -size assortment of pods for free. No such luck. It included a $3 off coupon. Guess all the money they spent to include the useless, basically marketing brochure used up the budget. In the end, I would only recommend this machine if you have a lot of patience to get it up and running to suit your personal needs. And finally, don’t expect much from the integration with Alexa. In my case, at least, it basically useless. EDIT 03/26/2023:It’s been about a month and a half now and I’m compelled to warn others to steer clear of this ill-conceived piece of trash! I’ll start with my main concern in my original review. I wasn’t happy with the initial results, but figured maybe it was me and it would just take some time to figure it out. After a week, I figured out it was worthless and went back to my separate electric frother. If you consider ‘froth’ to be slightly whipped liquid that is not much different than pouring warm cream into your coffee, it’s fine. But, if you expect froth to be, well, frothy, you won’t get it here. Next, it’s “SMART” features. Nothing smart about it. All a gimmick that doesn’t work half the time. When you put a pod in, the machine reads “Brew ID”, which its way of supposedly reading the type of coffee you have placed into it. While it goes through that process, which is required before you can brew, you just stand there waiting. About half the time, it just keeps spinning and blinking, whatever, for forever. I finally learned that, after a couple of minutes of this wasted time, you simply open the lid and re-close it and the machine magically all of a sudden recognizes your pod. A total waste of time. Now, onto a combo of Keurig’s own universal pods for use with your own freshly ground coffee, which also includes a review of their supposed customer service. After using the pods for a while, I awoke yesterday, only to find that the machine immediately read “no pod inserted” after I attempted to make my coffee. Tried again, same result. Since I bought 4 of the pods, I thought maybe the one had become defective after only 6 weeks, so tried all the others. Same result, which meant the machine would not make y morning coffee at all. This takes me to their customer service, whom I hoped could tell me what was wrong so I could actually get the machine to make my, now much-needed, morning coffee. As expected, I got an offshore rep, whom admitted she had never seen or used a Keurig machine. Took her 4 times to get my machine’s serial number correct. Explained the pod problem to her and she proceeded to go ito a monologue about properly cleaning the frother! As is the case with many companies’ offshore reps, they either don’t actually listen to the reason for you call or they simply don’t understand what you are saying. Once I finally got her to understand what the actual problem was, she instructed me to ‘reboot’ the coffeemaker! Unplug it and wait a minute or so, plug it back in and try again. Fortunately that worked and only took about 45 minutes on the phone to get there. All told, my morning cup of coffee took almost 1-1/2 hours to brew. I have been a Keurig customer and lover of their machines since they first debuted. But, as is the case with far too many companies, the prices continue to go up for a premium product that is now cheap garbage. If you care about either your time or your money, look elsewhere, even if you have loved Keurig in the past. They are no longer the same company or do they offer the same high-quality products and customer service. Downgrading to ONE star. FINAL UPDATE (05/29/23): Exactly 2 months after getting the machine, it died. Initially, offshore customer service was great, promising an immediate warranty replacement. However, they make you jump through hoops to get it. Then, it went south. First, they wrote to tell me it had been turned down because I hadn’t supplied everything they asked for, which to the letter I had. I responded with that fact and they went silent, but I did received a replacement within a few days, unannounced. Just one problem – the “new” replacement was dead on arrival. A call to customer service (offshore) only got me a promise of a callback the next day, a call that never came. I finally gave up. Sent them a scathing email, took a $250 loss and into the trash their “new” replacement went and I bought another brand, which turns out to be SO much better than the over-priced crap Keurig is selling these days. Still, over a month later have not heard a single word from Keurig, they simply don’t care. The new machine I now have, whose name sounds like a Japanese warrior, unbelievably outperforms the expensive Keurig garbage. After being a loyal Keurig customer since 2004, when they first entered the home retail market, they couldn’t even be bothered to respond to the fact that I ate the $250 for their garbage. Steer clear of Keurig at all costs. Chances are your new expensive machine will die VERY quickly or be dead right out of the box. And, you will get ZERO customer service and simply be ignored. Welcome to the new face of corporate America. Sad.

I love this thing! I've had it for 5 months now and it works well. The milk frother heats up the milk well and froths it up nicely, although depending on the type of milk you use and how fresh it is, the froth level can change so be aware of that. It has several different options for making coffee and espresso drinks. I've made lattes, cappuccinos, regular coffees, cafe mochas, etc. It's very versatile and generally produces a decent cup of coffee. For a cheaper alternative to a large latte machine, it works great!

me sirve mucho

Apis de um mes de transporte o produto chegou em uma caixa genérica (não a caixa do fabricante) sem manuais. Mostrva sinais de uso e marcas, o wifi não funcionava e reiniciava constantemente. Não sei como é possível o comércio de produtos usados e danificados pelo Amazon. Tive que retornar o pacote. Não deu para testar.

La façon simple de faire un bon cafe et la crème avec le lait super la machine nous dit tout quoi faire je la conseille

We have an up-to-date router from our ISP. It has band steering, like most modern routers. This combines the 2.4 band with the 5 band. The Keurig will only connect to 2.4. Even disabling the 5 band will not solve this. I have many other 2.4 items connected with no problems. Customer Service wasn't helpful; they arranged for a tech to call at a set time, but no phone call. A day later, someone sent an email intended for a tech, but there was no new information, and the connection still didn't work. I don't see why Keurig can't make a simple Wi-Fi device; I have over 30 other devices (2.4, 5, and 6) connected to the router, and they all work.