Keurig K1500 Coffee Maker, 12.4" x 10.3" x 12.1", Black

I've had the B60 for a couple of years. I didn't like how the dripping continued for several minutes after the brew was finished. I'd put a paper towel on the drip tray to absorb the liquid. This is likely due to the unit's failure to clear the line at the end of the brew cycle. br>As a result, we went with the K1500. Pros of the K1500: a larger water tank, four brew sizes, a strong brew option, and no residual drip after brewing- As the brewing process completes, you can hear the unit clear the water from the line. The drip tray is spotless! It heats up quickly enough to brew a cup of coffee right after turning it on. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. There is no clock or way to set a timer for the power on/off feature, so the unit must be turned on manually every time. br>br>The pros win!.

Watson KAY

| Jun 06, 2021

We had a 40oz Keurig at our office, but the amount of coffee the team drinks each day meant we had to replace the water frequently. The machine now makes a much quieter noise. The staff has been extremely grateful for receiving this type of Keurig.

Timothy David

| May 12, 2021

We love this product and use it in our home, but we needed a larger water storage capacity. This machine has a 96-ounce capacity. a storage facility We've only had it for a few weeks, and we haven't cleaned it yet because we only use filtered water. We also reasoned that, because this is a commercial brewer, the motor would likely outperform the competition for small businesses. It also looks great on our kitchen counter and isn't too big to be used at home. br>I am extremely pleased with this seller and the promptness with which it delivered my order. I think the product is excellent, and the seller is well-known.

Lilith Levy

| Jul 30, 2021

I bought this to replace a smaller water reservoir in our office, but it's complete garbage. One time, a 12oz pours about 8, the next time, it pours about 14, and your cup overflows. The auto-off feature is extremely annoying, and it is extremely slow. I'd never seen this model before, and I can see why now. This is a piece of garbage that you should not purchase.

Zara Conrad

| May 27, 2021

My Keurig K1500 has made my life so much easier. It's simple to use, and because it holds 90 ounces of water, it's not difficult to refill. Instead of using chemicals to flush out coffee dregs, I simply flush with a cup of water after each cup of coffee I make. One thing to keep in mind is that the type of coffee you use has a significant impact on how good your coffee tastes. I use Starbucks pods (my favorite is Dark French Roast), but use whatever coffee pods you prefer, and you'll have a great cup of coffee with this fantastic Keurig!.

Trinity STOREY

| Mar 16, 2021

This is a great coffee maker, but the fact that the water tank had a crack was a real bummer! I have to hand it to Amazon; they called Keurig while I was on the phone and had a new take on its way to me in five days. It's working perfectly now.

Natalie Bradford

| Jun 07, 2021

This Seller, B, has a lot of potential right away. CDeals4U is absolutely fantastic! Unlike my previous experiences with Sellers simply canceling my order because of my dual address, this Seller contacted me to explain the address issue and ask how he should proceed. He communicates well with his customers AND. . . . AND …. AND! If he had driven it here himself, I don't think it would have arrived any faster. So, kudos to this seller, and I wish him the best of luck with his Amazon business. br>br>Now it's time for Keurig. $99. 00 was the price I paid. 00 for my most recent one, which lasted just over a year. It began to leak. It was the following model: K90 Elite is a high-end model. I paid $155 for this new one, which is a 1500 model. 00, which is what you would pay if you looked at various websites, indicating that the Seller was not overcharging. This Seller did not price gouge unless all of the sellers from all of the different websites that sell the 1500 got together on Zoom one day and said, "yes!" Let's put it up for sale. " The clock on the 90 allows you to set timers and other functions, whereas the clock on the 1500 is missing. The filter and extra cartridges were included with my 90, but not with the 1500. I was fortunate in that my K90 filter fit the 1500; otherwise, I would have had to spend more money. The 1500 does not have an ice coffee feature, while the 90 does. I'm not sure why Keurig considers it "commercial," unless it's because the reservoir on the 1500 is 96 ounces vs. the 96 ounces on the 1500. Only 75 ounces are in the 90. I've only made one cup so far, but it's fine; it tastes exactly like the other K-cups I've tried. I've used my previous Keurigs to make cups. So my advice is to shop around and compare, but keep in mind that the 1500 lacks a clock, so you won't be able to set a timer, and it also doesn't make ice coffee. If you don't mind not having these features and prefer a larger reservoir, the 1500 may be the right choice for you. The "commercial" aspect of it all. . . . Insert an emoji of a small woman or man shrugging their shoulders. . . . is the only thing that I can see that qualifies it for "commercial" status. For the price, I assumed it would come with a clock (no snide remarks from the audience, please). I fully accept responsibility for not reading the entire ad and assuming that for $155 it came with a clock and all of the features that previous Keurigs had. br>br>Returning to the Seller, B CDeals4U, just so I can give him another shout-out, he was AMAZING! ten out of ten stars, many bravos, and clapping hands! Thank you for the super-fast shipping; it was much appreciated by my husband as well! (It's a private joke;)) )br>As a final note, follow the song's instructions: br>The Miracles sang this song in 1961, (Give me a break! I was only six years old at the time, so I'm not that old! ) The song's title was: Attempt to find the best deal. br> In hindsight. . . . . . Great advice! (insert long, deep sigh).

Rayna Webster

| May 13, 2021

pods go. The most surprising aspect of this machine is how much better the same pods taste than they did in our old, cheap machine; I'm not sure why, but they do. It also keeps a tank of water hot for two hours after the last cup is made, which should not have come as a surprise. It's logical for an office machine, but not so much for a home machine, so I just turn it off after a cup is made. The machine's construction appears to be of high quality. It is more expensive than the "home" versions, but it appears to be well worth the money at this time.

Khaleesi Oneill

| Dec 11, 2021