This article is one of a series of articles reviewing single serving coffee makers. In this article we review the Keurig B77. We will examine the features of this machine as well as take a look at what actual users are saying about this product.
The B77 offers one touch brewing and is capable of making up to ten cups before refilling. Brewing sizes are 4ounce,6 ounce, 8 ounce and 10 ounce. It features Keurig's New Quiet Brew TechnologyTM which means quieter operation than previous models. It measures 13"H x 10"W x 13.25"D.
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It also has a removable 60 ounce water reservoir. Other features include a programmable LCD control center, 24-hour digital clock and removable drip tray. It is classified as mid-range, which means it falls into the mid to upper range price level.
So what do actual customers who have reviewed this machine have to say? Well it seems like they either love it or hate it. The positive reviews focused on the convenience of the large water reservoir, the speed at which the coffee is brewed, and the the ease of cleaning.
So what were the complaints some users had? It seems some users complained that the unit stopped pumping water into the KCUP and pumped water back into the reservoir. To be fair, those who complained about the so-called pump problem were in the minority. One user even posted a simple 3 step solution to fix this and avoid future complications.
This simple fix was as follows 1) manually push the KCup onto the bottom needle releasing the internal pressure of the Kcup then close the unit. 2) after making coffee immediately remove KCup never leave the KCup in the Keurig. 3) every 2 or 3 cups run a small cup of just water through with Kcup removed. This user reported he had no further problems with his machine.
So is the Keurig B77 a reliable coffee maker? The majority of people who reviewed this product said yes, and they would recommend it to a friend. As is always the case with any product, you can't please everybody. Thats just the way it is with everything from coffee makers to automobiles.
1 cup coffee makers are an ideal solution for coffee drinkers who don't need a large pot of coffee in the morning. These machines cut down on wasting coffee and are far more versatile than traditional brewers. If you're in the market for one of these remarkable machines, research all the makes and models before you buy. There are some great machines available and the perfect one for you is out there waiting.
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Christmas Sales Bosch TAS6515UC Tassimo Single-Serve Coffee Brewer, Twilight Titanium Feature
- Single-serve coffee brewer brews at the touch of a button in about a minute
- Uses T-Discs with barcode technology; beverages pour directly from T-Disc into cup
- No measuring, no fuss, and virtually no cleanup; customizable size and strength
- LCD display; 67-ounce removable water tank (without water filter); 1 MAVEA water filter included
- Measures W 8-inch by H 11-inch by D 13-1/4-inch; 1-year parts-and-labor warranty
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