Small Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Cup and Grounds with One Button

I love this. Its small and works great. I think it will be great for an RVer. If I didn't already have one in my RV I would definitely buy this one for it. It is a single use, but it doesn't hold any water in it. So it will be perfect for RV storage. Both the cup and filter works great. I use a paper filter as well when using regular coffee. I would however not push the filter all the way down in the holder. Just easier to get it out. It is very light weight. The only noise it makes really is when it clears all the water out. I would absolutely recommend this to a friend or colleague.

My sister in-laws machine broke and I got this for her as a quick replacement. She loves it. It has a small footprint and it's priced reasonably. It brews the K-cups good.

It sure is a small little guy. It works good for what it is, but it isn’t a keurig brand. I’m happy with it, but was hoping for something a little better. It’s super easy to use, and the price was right, I’m just wondering how long it will last with it being so small, and doesn’t seem to be built super strong. Time will tell.

This makes coffee really fast. But I have a younger person in my home and with issues so just make sure that they understand which way the coffee pod has to go in because it was forced so I have a little space on the side, but it hasn’t affected anything other than that it’s a great machine.

This simple, small coffee maker is the best one cup maker I have owned, including much more expensive, name brand, multi-featured makers. First, it is fast! Two minutes after pouring the water in and pushing the single button, an 8 oz. cup is ready and the machine shuts off. Then, it has the smallest footprint possible, which is important to me with my limited counter space. It of course accepts K cups, which I use, but also has a permanent filter cup for loose ground coffee which my husband uses. This filter cup has a hinged lid that snaps tightly and does an excellent job of preventing grounds from spilling out. A 5 1/2" thermal mug holding 25 oz. will fit under the dispenser, but taller will not. The maximum amount that you can brew at once is 12 oz., which is about all you would want to brew using just 1 k cup. After I had been using the coffee maker for about 6 months the red light came on indicating it needed the descaling run. I ran the descaling solution through it one time and the red light went off and has stayed off for the 3 months since. At no time did it sound like it was straining to get the water through the tube. The sound of brewing is louder than some previous brands, but softer than others. It is not so loud as to be annoying. This pot does not have a clock or the ability to set it to come on before you get up. It does not have a resevoir to catch the coffee in case you forget to put your cup in place. It does not have a platform so you can use an extra tall thermos. I do not miss any of these features you can pay more to get in other models. It has only one button. Press and release to start the brewing, and a light on the button comes on to show it brewing, and the light goes off when it is finished. Press and hold the same button for 3 seconds to run a descaling cycle. Simple and just right for me!

Fast brew, right size for my 12oz mugs. I ran plain water through it twice to clean before using, and making a 2nd cup right away for another person will be no problem. I first tried a K cup for tea, and it worked wonderfully last night. This morning I used the loose coffee filter thingie, and coffee tasted just like from my larger coffee maker. I first wished the cup plate was heated, but why? You will be making this right before drinking one cup, not like having a carafe sitting around for a couple of hours. The coffee is hot enough when made, but since I put refrigerated creamer in it, that cools it down so I need to nuke it for 30 seconds after the creamer. You do have to be careful to position the loose coffee filter cup perfectly sideways, and snap all parts tightly in place. I found that cutting strips from big coffee filters and lining the mesh basket helped to keep more grounds out of the coffee, though it’s a little putzy if you are in a rush. So far this little gadget is up to expectations, have not yet had to use the cleaning cycle. Update after a few months — I actually like using this to make tea more than coffee. Just push any tea bag in the K-cup holder, doesn’t need a cap since it’s bagged. If it has a string, just leave it outside and click the cover shut. Since the brew cycle is so fast, I put the used tea bag in the cup for a few more minutes of infusion while I start drinking it.

I bought this little K cup maker on June 7 of this year and August 13. It decided to stop working. It started leaking from the bottom I wouldn’t purchase this if I were anyone else I’d save my money buy something better.

When I first got this, I loved it. I used it every day. Worked beautifully. Still does in fact. The only thing I hate about it is the piece of metal that pokes the hole into the K-cups. The K-cup basket is faulty, poor quality and poorly made. It bent within the first week of having. Ok, no issue. I just kept bending it back. Then it bent in a different direction. Ok, I'll just bend it back again. This became a weekly ritual of it bending and me bending it back. Finally, it just snapped right off and forced me to start poking my own holes in the bottoms. Besides the K-cup basket being a POS, its great. Def worth the money. It brews great, really easy to clean, and the black color hides the coffee stains lol never had an issue of spilling and it dont drip for very long and in fact stops before the light even shuts off. So all in all, its a great product, just not the k-cup basket and thats the only reason for the 3 stars. It comes with another basket for ground coffee and thats also easy to clean. A bit of a pain because of all the grounds but meh, its coffee. You get what you get when you need your fix LOL