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Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker Price History
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Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker Description
MULTISTREAM TECHNOLOGY: Extracts full flavor and aroma in every brew.
FITS ANYWHERE: Less than 5 inches wide, perfect for small spaces.
MULTIPLE CUP WATER RESERVOIR: Removable 46 oz. reservoir lets you brew up to *4 cups before refilling.
BREWS MULTIPLE CUP SIZES: brew an 8, 10, or 12 oz. cup at the push of a button.
FAST & FRESH BREWED: Coffee made in minutes.
TRAVEL MUG FRIENDLY: Removable drip tray accommodates travel mugs up to 7.0” tall and holds a full accidental brew for easy cleanup.
ENERGY EFFICIENT: Auto off feature turns off your coffee maker 5 minutes after the last brew, helping to save energy.
COMPATIBLE WITH THE MY K-CUP UNIVERSAL COFFEE FILTER: Brew your own ground coffee (sold separately).
BREWER SPECS: Brewer dimensions out of box 12.14” H x 4.76” W x 15.2” D. Height with handle open 17.28”. Brewer weight 6.22 lbs.Cord Length 29”. Voltage 120V
Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker Specification
Specification: Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker
Exterior Finish
Matte
Material
Plastic
Style
Classic
Color
Black
Item Weight (Kilograms)
2.8
Unit Count (Count)
1.0
Number of Items
1
Item Dimensions D x W x H
15"D x 18"W x 8"H
Capacity (Cups)
4
Operation Mode
Manual
Voltage (Volts)
120
Human Interface Input
Buttons
Wattage (watts)
1500
Filter Type
Reusable
Specific Uses For Product
Removable drip tray, Auto off feature
Special Features
Removable Tank
Coffee Maker Type
Drip Coffee Machine
Global Trade Identification Number
10611247385774
Manufacturer
Green Mountain Coffee Inc
ASIN
B083248S3B
Model Name
K-Slim Coffee Maker
Style Number
5000357869
Brand Name
Keurig
Included Components
Coffee Maker
Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker Reviews (10)
10 reviews for Keurig K-Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker
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★★★★★
Juan Gonzalez –
My husband is the only one who drinks coffee and I love this for it’s not bulky. Definitely saves space in our small kitchen. It’s very stylish too. The best of it all is it doesn’t take time for water to get hot.
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★★★★★
jarno –
I had put off buying a Keurig. This one does the trick. Small footprint on the counter. Overall happy with this unit so far. Have not descaled yet. Usually get three cups out of one fill and that takes care of our daily needs. Simply convenient and produces a nice cup of joe. Also, you have the option of three cup sizes which we vary depending on the strength of the coffee.
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★★★★★
Bev C. –
We had this one before and loved it!
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★★★★★
PointLisse –
Nice color, works well, great price and looks nice on counter. Speed, size and ease of use all great.
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★★★★★
Hi Guy –
Decided to downsize from the full size coffee maker years ago. I have limited counter space so the slim design fits perfectly and suits our needs – whether it’s just me or if I have a houseful of company. You can choose how large or small a cup you want to make – which is a plus!!!
Never sure who will be wanting coffee, when or will be out the door early. This way everyone gets their “cuppa” and we don’t have coffee left over on the warming plate. to be later thrown out.
I can easily make a cup when I want, and then hours later if I want, I still get the same freshest coffee all over again. I love the versatility – cup size is the most important. What I like is, I get a great cup of coffee in less than 2 minutes.
I use Community Coffee Breakfast Blend Pods – a great all around coffee. It They work perfectly in the Keurig, as I would assume, all other pods do.
While using bagged ground coffee is probably cheaper if you’re making pots of coffee, we would be hard pressed to drink a whole pot of coffee. This allows us to get coffee on “a demand as wanted” basis. In the long run, this saves me money – because I don’t throw our any unused coffee. Each cup is freshly made, enjoyed and a smile usually appears on someone’s face.
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★★★★★
sunfunrelax –
Buena calidad y muy util
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★★★★★
Level Up With Lala –
With limited counter space this meets my expectations. It definately takes up less space than my old one and makes a good cup of coffee.
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★★★★★
Lady Gator –
This is no frills version, that being said it does everything I want it to do with no fuss. Heats the water fast, auto shuts off, simple buttons. Super convenient. I would definitely recommend.
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★★★★★
carolina –
Funciona muy bien y cada mañana desfrutarla
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★★★★★
PointLisse –
I don’t typically write reviews, especially for something as trivial as a coffee maker, but this was an interesting journey. I had an ancient, by comparison, Keurig B55 that most resembles the “Classic” model they offer currently. Probably going on 11 years, it finally died. Up until that point, this portion of my counter was basically a coffee station, forcing me to do all my kitchen prep to the right of the stove, keeping the shrine to caffeine unadulterated.
I was stunned at all the variants of the Keurig line. It’s almost dizzying and makes it nearly impossible to choose one. Some quick googling showed 60+ models, most of which are still sold. Do I need 5 cup sizes (5oz – 14oz)? How about a “strong” setting? Does it do anything? A screen? Or a timer? Or a larger reservoir? What about no reservoir? Seriously, the paradox of choice here is maddening.
Having come from a “screened” maker in my previous model, I ended up opting for the K200 model. This one is about 3″ less wide that my previous maker, so that was nice. Unfortunately, it had a few issues that I simply could not work around. – The reservoir is U-shaped and honestly very awkward to negotiate both from a refilling and removing perspective. Especially if it’s under a cabinet, and you want to refill from a refrigerator water dispenser, as I do. – The coffee was simply not hot enough. Not sure if I got a bum unit, or that’s how it is, but it was significantly less hot than what I was used to. – No auto shut-off. Seriously. I thought this was a basic in coffee makers. This, probably the biggest deal-breaker of them all, though, mildly hot coffee was a close second.
Enter the K-Slim. I was skeptical because the reviews were, pun intended, no so hot. But the price was right, and I really liked the idea of a sub five-inch width coffee maker on my countertop. This model only has 3 cup sizes, but has the same 40oz reservoir as the K200. Even better, it’s a simple rectangle design that I can maneuver easily to and fro my fridge. Having the extra counter space has been such a nice benefit. But moreso, the coffee is hot and, so far, the machine reliable.
What I like: – The coffee (Caza Trail Cona Blend) is as hot and tastes as good, possibly even stronger, than my old model – Auto Shut-Off! Unit turns off after 5 minutes of last brew. That might seem aggressive but… – Really fast water heat-up time. I was really amazed. From off to coff(ee) was only a minute or two, obviating the need for a clock/timer function. – Easy/obvious to use, and I really like the “level” drop in hole for the k-cup. All my others were at an angle for some reason. – Amazingly diminutive size for the countertop reclaim.
What I don’t like: – Maybe one smaller cup size? But that’s it.
Really happy so far with this unit. Hoping it lasts me as long as the last one did.
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Juan Gonzalez –
My husband is the only one who drinks coffee and I love this for it’s not bulky. Definitely saves space in our small kitchen. It’s very stylish too. The best of it all is it doesn’t take time for water to get hot.
jarno –
I had put off buying a Keurig. This one does the trick. Small footprint on the counter. Overall happy with this unit so far. Have not descaled yet. Usually get three cups out of one fill and that takes care of our daily needs. Simply convenient and produces a nice cup of joe. Also, you have the option of three cup sizes which we vary depending on the strength of the coffee.
Bev C. –
We had this one before and loved it!
PointLisse –
Nice color, works well, great price and looks nice on counter. Speed, size and ease of use all great.
Hi Guy –
Decided to downsize from the full size coffee maker years ago. I have limited counter space so the slim design fits perfectly and suits our needs – whether it’s just me or if I have a houseful of company. You can choose how large or small a cup you want to make – which is a plus!!!
Never sure who will be wanting coffee, when or will be out the door early. This way everyone gets their “cuppa” and we don’t have coffee left over on the warming plate. to be later thrown out.
I can easily make a cup when I want, and then hours later if I want, I still get the same freshest coffee all over again. I love the versatility – cup size is the most important. What I like is, I get a great cup of coffee in less than 2 minutes.
I use Community Coffee Breakfast Blend Pods – a great all around coffee. It They work perfectly in the Keurig, as I would assume, all other pods do.
While using bagged ground coffee is probably cheaper if you’re making pots of coffee, we would be hard pressed to drink a whole pot of coffee. This allows us to get coffee on “a demand as wanted” basis. In the long run, this saves me money – because I don’t throw our any unused coffee. Each cup is freshly made, enjoyed and a smile usually appears on someone’s face.
sunfunrelax –
Buena calidad y muy util
Level Up With Lala –
With limited counter space this meets my expectations. It definately takes up less space than my old one and makes a good cup of coffee.
Lady Gator –
This is no frills version, that being said it does everything I want it to do with no fuss. Heats the water fast, auto shuts off, simple buttons. Super convenient. I would definitely recommend.
carolina –
Funciona muy bien y cada mañana desfrutarla
PointLisse –
I don’t typically write reviews, especially for something as trivial as a coffee maker, but this was an interesting journey. I had an ancient, by comparison, Keurig B55 that most resembles the “Classic” model they offer currently. Probably going on 11 years, it finally died. Up until that point, this portion of my counter was basically a coffee station, forcing me to do all my kitchen prep to the right of the stove, keeping the shrine to caffeine unadulterated.
I was stunned at all the variants of the Keurig line. It’s almost dizzying and makes it nearly impossible to choose one. Some quick googling showed 60+ models, most of which are still sold. Do I need 5 cup sizes (5oz – 14oz)? How about a “strong” setting? Does it do anything? A screen? Or a timer? Or a larger reservoir? What about no reservoir? Seriously, the paradox of choice here is maddening.
Having come from a “screened” maker in my previous model, I ended up opting for the K200 model. This one is about 3″ less wide that my previous maker, so that was nice. Unfortunately, it had a few issues that I simply could not work around.
– The reservoir is U-shaped and honestly very awkward to negotiate both from a refilling and removing perspective. Especially if it’s under a cabinet, and you want to refill from a refrigerator water dispenser, as I do.
– The coffee was simply not hot enough. Not sure if I got a bum unit, or that’s how it is, but it was significantly less hot than what I was used to.
– No auto shut-off. Seriously. I thought this was a basic in coffee makers. This, probably the biggest deal-breaker of them all, though, mildly hot coffee was a close second.
Enter the K-Slim. I was skeptical because the reviews were, pun intended, no so hot. But the price was right, and I really liked the idea of a sub five-inch width coffee maker on my countertop. This model only has 3 cup sizes, but has the same 40oz reservoir as the K200. Even better, it’s a simple rectangle design that I can maneuver easily to and fro my fridge. Having the extra counter space has been such a nice benefit. But moreso, the coffee is hot and, so far, the machine reliable.
What I like:
– The coffee (Caza Trail Cona Blend) is as hot and tastes as good, possibly even stronger, than my old model
– Auto Shut-Off! Unit turns off after 5 minutes of last brew. That might seem aggressive but…
– Really fast water heat-up time. I was really amazed. From off to coff(ee) was only a minute or two, obviating the need for a clock/timer function.
– Easy/obvious to use, and I really like the “level” drop in hole for the k-cup. All my others were at an angle for some reason.
– Amazingly diminutive size for the countertop reclaim.
What I don’t like:
– Maybe one smaller cup size? But that’s it.
Really happy so far with this unit. Hoping it lasts me as long as the last one did.