Review on ☕ Keurig K-Mini Plus Coffee Maker: Single Serve K-Cup Pod Brewer with 6-12 Oz. Brew Size, K-Cup Storage, and Travel Mug Compatibility, Black by Brian Whitmore

I'm the only one in the house who drinks coffee and I usually don't drink more than one cup a day, so this coffee maker seemed ideal to me . I have a regular Keurug and a pod holder that take up way more space than their share just for a coffee drinker. The elegant design is very attractive, all in one compact device. Thanks to the cable compartment and capsule holder, you can also take the coffee machine with you if you want. I have the perfect little canvas drawstring pouch to go with it. They even contained six sample capsules. The single-cup tank is easy to fill with the cup you're going to use, so you know the exact amount of coffee you're going to get. . After pouring a few cups of water to clean the machine, I plugged in the pod and got a nice cup of coffee. This also works with my small reusable capsule. By the way, do not use distilled water. The K-mini costs about the same as the larger Keurig, but I really don't see any difference other than the tank. With K-mini you always have fresh water. You only make one cup at a time, but you do the same with the big one. Filling the tank every time is a good compromise in favor of saving space. No, no sophistry on my part. September 19th note: I don't want to mislead anyone, so maybe I should clarify. Keurig "My Reusable K-Cup Filter". You have to remove the adapter from the bottom and it requires some wiggling to install the filter. If you have a filter, you can't use pods. Also "ekobrew" and iparts filters do not fit K-mini. At least I couldn't bring them together.