Proctor Silex Single-Serve Coffee Maker Compatible with Pod Packs and Grounds, 40 oz. Reservoir Makes Four 10 oz. Cups Without Refilling, Black & Stainless Steel (49919)

I bought this to replace a Keurig that just quit one day after only had it maybe two years. This happened before with Keurig. So I’m tired of that. Thought I would try a different brand, proctor silex. It’s an old fashion brand. It works great, and has many features that the Keurig didn’t have. Such as it comes with its own basket, container for loose coffee, as well as one for the k cups. Also, it holds more water than the Keurig one cup and makes a large cup of coffee. So you need to put a large size mug to avoid run over. It does take a little longer to brew but honestly it’s not that much longer. The coffee is very good, and the Brewer has a small profile on the countertop. Overall, I like it very much and I hope it will last longer than Keurig, which I think it’s overrated at this point.

It's easy to work..I take it to different job sites...just wish it would make the coffee faster. I guess I'm used to my fancy Keurig

I can honestly say I have never owned a single-serve coffee maker like this. The system is built powerfully to make the most of your grounds. The coffee comes out dark and delicious every time whereas other machines come out more clear than dark.I hope this product lasts for a while.I also love that it puts out 10 oz of coffee at a time and the reservoir is 40 oz. I only have to fill it up every other day. You cannot change the settings to have less or more coffee, so if you are not cool with 10 oz of coffee then move onto another machine or you can trick the machine by putting in 1 oz of water in the reservoir for an espresso shot, or 8 oz of water for a normal brew.My concern with this 10oz feature was the possibility of weak coffee (like other systems), however, the Proctor-Silex gets rich coffee for the full 10 oz.The one thing I did not like about the coffee maker are the promotional images. They did not show a taller coffee cup in the images, so I took a chance on it fitting all my taller mugs.I have done some of my own. Hope this helps.

I had already returned the first one I purchased. Replacement sent and this one did the same exact thing. Stopped working after two weeks. Must be defective. Coffee was all over the place. Returning for a refund

The machine feels super light weight and not sturdy.The other issue is that you can only make 1 size cup of coffee. 10 ozMy last machine I had 5 different cup size options.

I like this coffee maker. It is small & I have the choice to do k-cups or my ground coffee.

Very slow to brew 3 minutes. Only use as a back up.Doesn’t hold enough water to supply two people 2 cups.

compact size and makes good coffee

Small unit, single cup. Husband uses it everyday. Loves the ease of making coffee and I love the reduction of waste. Fits well on the counter.

I don't expect this machine to last longer than 2 years - other models I've had (including Keurig) give up the ghost quickly. But so far I like it. The big reservoir and lid makes it easy to fill. The max water line is easy to see. I also like that I don't have to refill it every time because of the larger reservoir. Another plus: it will fit many cups and thermal bottle sizes and it has an extra basket for ground coffee (which is lots cheaper than pods).

Works as it should, for now.

slow not what I wanted no ehough coffee in the cup

It boasts that an oversized cup can be used yer In order to make a cup of coffee larger than 8-10oz you have to wait until the machine is cool to make another cup!