Review on Keurig K-Classic Coffee Maker Rhubarb Edition: Single Serve Brewer for 6 to 10 Oz. Brew Sizes by Todd Casey

Watch out for the bad reviews. and last year, after LOTS of use and abuse, it finally died for us. We replaced it with this car we bought last March. It's been a year and it's already starting to fail. As other reviewers have pointed out, the internal pump fails. It starts making weird pumping noises like it's trying to fight, then brews a cup of coffee on a max setting of 25-30%. Whichever K-cup coffeemaker we buy next, it won't be Keurig. I don't have the time or money to spend on a brand that decides to compromise on quality for a few extra bucks in profit. K-Cups aren't cheap either. Maybe it's time to go back to regular, loosely ground coffee and just use a coffee maker that can brew a cup or fill a travel mug.