☕️ Mixpresso - Single Serve K-Cup Coffee Maker , Coffee Machine Compatible With 1.0 & 2.0 K-Cup Pods , Removable 45oz Water Tank , Quick Brewing with Auto Shut-Off , One Touch Function , Grey & White Review

Update 2/2020: Still no problem. Brilliant. I would now be 2-3 times more expensive on another Keurig. I don't use it every day, but I haven't had any problems with it. -------- [Recap August 2016] Like most coffee techies, I've had my fair share of different makes and models. over the years. Rather than list specific Keurig models (and others) that I had problems with, I'd like to tell you which problems this model did NOT give me: cup - constant heating - water retention in middle tank…

I would advise you to stay away from this brand and model of coffee machines. In my opinion, this is a cheaper copy of other models. I have a very similar Muller brand model that works great and is only $74.99, only $10 more. The Mix Espresso model has a smaller hard plastic waterline and an obscure color as shown in the photo. This type of hard plastic becomes brittle over time when exposed to heat and then breaks. I don't think this is a good feature for a coffee maker. Also in the second…

I had high hopes for this car as the Keurig was a disaster. I really feel like the positive reviews for this product only reflect how bad Keurig has gone. People really want something different than the junk that Keurig is making NOW. PROS = Makes a nice, strong cup of coffee when it's running and not as loud as many reviewers claim. CONS = 1. The size of the water storage tank is a HUGE pain in the ass. You check it constantly as it never notifies you when it's almost empty, it just starts…

I only got it today but I had to try it. The cord is longer so it can be plugged directly into an outlet without the need for an extension cord like Keurig's. The water tank is on the back but is easy to access and easy to remove, but I prefer to leave it by just taking the lid off and filling it with a large plastic cup. There is a water meter on the front so you can easily see when it needs to be filled and it also has a flashing low water indicator. looks beautiful. It has 3 preset cup sizes

I waited to review until I had more time to use it. The coffee maker is solid, well made, doesn't take up much counter space - that was important to me. . I have no problem with coffee grounds in my coffee like some previous reviews. Mine works very well and I'm happy with it, it's used quite a bit. I also love that I can use my own 6 inch mug. Two small negatives - reason for 4 stars instead of 5:1 - once switched on it takes a minute to "warm up", you have to wait to make coffee/tea. I don't…

After 10+ K-Cups over the years and our 1 year old Costco 2.0 mod now having an issue with the cup holder (Keurig is sending a replacement), I've decided to look elsewhere from Keurig. I've also had Cuisinart units, which are basically Keurig in Disqise, which seemed a little better. And Bunn My Cafe, nice place but no water tank. I stumbled across this Mixpresso which looks like a good replacement for Keurig's troublesome and complicated blocks. And you can use any K-cups or self-inflating…

Very happy with this machine. I own 2-3 months, I use several times a day. You CAN adjust the 3 cup sizes into 3 different ranges (Small, Standard (Medium) and Larger), the manual explains how. The default is the medium range (4oz, 6oz, 8oz), but you can set it to the smaller or larger side, which I think adds or subtracts 2oz to each size (2oz/4oz/6oz ; 4 ounces/6 ounces/8 ounces; 8 ounces). /10oz/12oz). I set it on the large side, which helps fill the travel mug better (if your K mug allows…