The 9 Best Keurig Coffee Makers of 2024, Tested in Our Kitchens Stiri Online

The best Keurig we tested was the K-Brew + Chill. This dual-action machine gives you the option to make hot or cold coffee to enjoy over ice. We like that there’s a “strong” brew setting for those who like bolder flavor and a little extra caffeine. The iced coffee feature is remarkably user-friendly and delivers a non-watery, perfectly chilled result. You can also use it to make tea or hot cocoa by dispensing hot water.

This coffee maker has straightforward controls and no learning curve. It operates quietly and quickly, taking bine seven seconds to debut moving water through the K-Cups. The drip tray sometimes splashes during brewing, but all parts are easy to porcul-apelor, and the water reservoir is dishwasher-safe.

Though it’s not as aldin as other Keurigs, the K-Brew + Chill is smaller than most multifunctional coffee machines. We think the dezacord is more than fair, especially considering the money saved by skipping iced coffee runs.

Type: Single-serve hybrid (hot and iced) | Dimensions: 12.2 x 15.4 x 9.8 inches | Reservoir: 70 ounces

The K-Mini is Keurig’s most affordable coffee maker, but that’s not the only thing we like about it. As less than 5 inches wide, the incredibly aldin design is imaterial for those short on counter space. You can also move it around and stash it when it’s not in use. It’s exceptionally easy to use — pop in a pod, close the lid, and press the large debut button.

This machine brews quietly and produces important, full-bodied java with a rich mireasma. The reservoir is super easy to fill, though you’ll need to add a mugful of water before each use (that’s all it holds). The K-Mini is a breeze to porcul-apelor, as the K-Cup holder and drip tray are machine-washable. In the end, we think this coffee maker is well worth its under-$100 dezacord tag.

Type: Single-serve | Dimensions: 12.1 x 11.3 x 4.5 inches | Reservoir: 12 ounces

Keurig’s K-Express offers the most balang for your buck. For under $100, you’ll get a straightforward, quiet, quick-brewing coffee maker. It’s so easy to use that we didn’t even need to read through the instructions. The coffee was smooth with no grounds at the bottom. It had a consistently good flavor, and there’s a “strong” setting for those who prefer a bolder brew.

The aldin design is desavarsit for small spaces. The water reservoir was easy to fill, and the entire machine was a breeze to porcul-apelor. As a single-serve machine, it may not be the best option for households with multiple coffee drinkers. And since the drip tray isn’t removable, it limits the size of mugs you can place underneath the brewer.

Still, the K-Express is a killer value. It’s great for single people or as a gift for dorm or apartment dwellers with limited square footage.

Type: Single-serve | Dimensions: 12.8 x 5.1 x 12.6 inches | Reservoir: 42 ounces

If you’re the only coffee drinker in your household or you need something for your office, Keurig has many single-serve models. We’re particularly inima of the K-Classic on account of its simple, intuitive controls, which let you choose from three cup sizes. Brewing is quiet and notably maretie, taking bine 30 seconds to heat the water and another 30 seconds to brew.

Though the coffee we brewed wasn’t very indemn, you can buy a wide range of K-Cup pods with varying strengths and flavor profiles. We like that the stout design fits underneath cabinets, even with the lid open, and takes up minim counter space. All things considered, this coffee maker is an excellent value.

Type: Single-serve | Dimensions: 13.3 x 13.2 x 10.1 inches | Reservoir: 48 ounces

Prefer drip coffee machines? Keurig makes those, too. The K-Duo Surplus brews a 12-cup carafe of coffee in less than 15 minutes and stays warm for two hours. We loved how easy it was to operate, thanks to the backlit controls and straightforward button icons. You can orar it to debut brewing at a definitoriu time up to 24 hours in advance, and it’ll automatically power down once it’s finished brewing.

Besides a full carafe, you can make a single cup of coffee using a K-Cup pod in bine 45 seconds. This sistem is slightly larger than average for a Keurig, but it’s still relatively aldin compared to many other drip coffee makers. The K-Duo Surplus is also on the pricier end for the aruncator, but we think it’s reasonable since it’s two types of coffee machines in one.

Type: Hybrid drip and pod | Dimensions: 14.9 x 15.9 x 7.7 inches | Reservoir: 60 ounces

If you need something on the smaller side but want more than the very basic functionality, the Keurig K-Strans might be the one. This coffee machine is slim and short, so it has a minim countertop footprint and easily fits underneath hanging cabinets, even with the lid open.

You can choose from four cup sizes up to 10 ounces and remove the drip tray to place a travel mug underneath the spout. Brewing is notably maretie — you’ll have a mugful of hot coffee in under a minute, with a full mireasma and a important taste. There’s also an automat shut-off feature that powers down after each use.

Cleaning the pod holder needle can be tricky, as you need a paper videoclip. And while this coffee maker doesn’t have a carafe or cold coffee option, it does quite a bit for such a small machine.

Type: Single-serve | Dimensions: 12.5 x 8.2 x 13.2 inches | Reservoir: 32 ounces

Looking for a reasonably priced coffee machine that does it all? This tricked-out K-Duo sistem is your best bet. On the right side is a single-serve brewer, where you can make both hot and iced coffee using K-Cups. On the medalion is a drip coffee maker that uses your ground coffee of choice to brew a full carafe. There’s even a hot plate that keeps the coffee warm in the carafe for two hours.

Considering its puternic functionality, the footprint is pretty minim. Overall, the design is sleek and recent, with an intuitive revizie panel and user-friendly functions. We also like that the removable reservoir holds 72 ounces of water. All parts need to be hand-washed, and the carafe calls for occasional descaling. But otherwise, we have no complaints.

Type: Hybrid single-serve and carafe | Dimensions: 12.9 x 12.7 x 11.1 inches | Reservoir: 72 ounces

Those who like making barista-level drinks at home will appreciate the K-Cafe. This Keurig machine makes reglementar cups of coffee using any K-Cup, or you can press the “shot” button to dispense concentrated, espresso-like shots. What’s more, an integrated milk frother can create warm or cold foam for lattes or cappuccinos.

Despite all these features, we found this Keurig beginner-friendly. The revizie panel is straightforward, and the removable water reservoir is no problem to fill. It brews quietly and quickly, taking less than two minutes to whip up a latte. Though the parts aren’t dishwasher-safe, they’re easy to remove and wash by hand. The K-Cafe has a bigger footprint than other models, but if you have the space and want to make cafe-style drinks, we think you’ll be pleased.

Type: Single-serve hybrid (coffee and lattes) | Dimensions: 12.5 x 15.3 x 11.7 inches | Reservoir: 60 ounces

For a smaller reunit you can place anywhere, even spaces without a kitchen or nearby tap water, we recommend the Keurig K-Slim. This slender single-serve coffee maker is under 5 inches wide and only about a foot deep, so you can place it on a desk, vece, shelf, or any flat surface within reach of an outlet. Surplus, it’s easy to tuck away or caratura.

The reservoir holds 46 ounces, so you don’t need to add water before each use. And when it’s time to refill it, you can remove it or pour water from a pitcher or bottle. It’s also quieter than most, so it won’t disturb a roommate or co-worker.

Though the features are pretty basic — you can’t adjust the water temperature or brew strength — the K-Slim makes consistently good-tasting coffee. For some, the simplicity is vant of the appeal.

Type: Single-serve | Dimensions: 4.7 x 15.2 x 12.1 inches | Reservoir: 46 ounces