Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #94860 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: Keurig
Features
- Offered in Three Colors: Red, Black, Platinum
- 3 Brew Sizes: 6 oz, 8 oz. & 10 oz.*
- Brews in under 2 minutes
- Auto-Off
- Comes with 12 K cups Variety pack
NEW Keurig Mini Plus Personal Brewer RED + Variety K cups
Product Description
The Keurig® MINI Plus Personal Brewer is ideal for gourmet coffee, tea and hot cocoa lovers who desire a brewer that is compact and easy-to-use in the home. Its small size means you can enjoy Keurig Excellence just about anywhere you call home: vacation home, home office, off campus apartment and loft living. The MINI Plus allows you to brew 6, 8 or 10 ounces to get the strength you desire in under 2 minutes with no water left in the reservoir.
The MINI Plus is easy to operate. Simply add 6, 8 or 10 ounces of fresh water into the single-use reservoir, CHOOSE your favorite K-Cup, BREW in under 2 minutes and ENJOY.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Enjolras
I love the Keurig K-cup coffees. I had an "elite" brewer in my old apartment. I got a mini for my new apartment because I didn't want to pay the price for the more advanced "elite" brewer. I'm finding the mini OK, but it's not nearly as good as the "elite" one. This machine can only handle one cup at a time. You have to refill it with water every time you want a new cup. There are no settings to automatically set the brewer to make a certain sized cup. Also, it takes a while to heat the water. It's certainly not a bad machine, but it's probably not worth saving $20-30 bucks by getting this one if you drink a lot of coffee.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Yarii
I have this Keurig in my office at work. It's perfect for my once-a-day cup of coffee so I can wake-up in the morning.I received my new Mini Plus as a warranty replacement for my Keurig Mini Model B30. Keurig's customer service is wonderful, they immediately sent me a new Mini Plus to replace my B30 as they are no longer being made.I liked the old Mini better until it quit working. (The pump went out on it after just 3 months). This Mini Plus seems to be built more cheaply than the Mini, but I guess time will tell how long this one lasts.I also have a problem with the lights flashing at times they should not. For instance, you will see the water lid flashing when it should not be flashing. I know I should contact Customer Service with this, but right now as long as I'm getting a cup of coffee out of it, I'm satisfied.The Mini Plus has some different features. It has a storable cord, but it doesn't retract on its own, you have to push it in. You need to be careful though, I pushed it in all the way with only the plug sticking out, and it was hard to pull the cord out the next time I used it.The new Mini Plus also has 3 different fill levels: 6 ounces, 8 ounces, and 10 ounces. The reservoir does not store water, you must add water each time you brew a cup.I think the 3 water levels is somewhat confusing. It's hard to see where the correct level should be when pouring the water in. I called Keurig and you are supposed to fill the water until it shows up inside the cut-out of the coffee cup, depending on how many ounces you use. It's so dark inside the reservoir it's hard to see. The Keurig representative told me it's easier to fill a measuring cup with the correct amount and pour it in!A 5" tall cup is your limit with this brewer, and to use the 5" cup, you have to remove the drip tray. This Mini Plus seems to brew a hotter cup of coffee.I'm hoping this one will grow on me. So far, I'm not in love with it, but it will have "to do" since it's better than stopping at McDonalds for a mocha every morning. And cheaper too.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By E. Maddox
I have had three Keurigs that overwhelm my galley kitchen. i have had two Senseo that are slightly smaller but still take up too much real estate. I think this one might do it. I set it up today, ran some trial cups of hot water through the system and tomorrow will have my first coffee. Keurig is Keurig when it comes to coffee so I don't expect any surprises. I do know already that the maximum fill gives me a cup almost filled to the top and then the reservoir must be refilled. For one person that is fine. For two it's probably okay. I don't think the pot is necessarily cheaply made as was suggested somewhere, but I do suspect the handle that engages the K-cup might be fragile. Time will tell. The cord is disgustingly short. I don't think it's even 12 inches long. I couldn't believe it. Surely most people will require an extension cord, something I do not like in a kitchen. People say they use this pot in offices. I know every office I worked in would need an extension cord. It doesn't make sense.
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