How does the K-Compact compare with the K-Mini?

The K-Compact adds a 36 oz removable reservoir and a hot water button; the K-Mini holds one cup of water per brew and has no water-only option. The K-Compact is wider but needs fewer refills per session.

Can it brew iced coffee or tea?

Yes. Brew over ice using the 6 or 8 oz setting with K-Cup iced pods, or use the hot water button for tea bags and cocoa.

Does it need a water filter?

No filter is required, but Keurig sells an optional filter kit that fits the reservoir if your tap water tastes off. Descale every three to six months depending on water hardness.

What comes in the box?

The brewer and a starter set of K-Cup pods. No reusable filter or water filter is included.

Is it worth it over a larger Keurig?

If you brew one or two cups at a time and have little counter space, yes. For households brewing several cups back to back, a model with a bigger reservoir such as the K-Supreme saves refills.

Can I use my own ground coffee?

Only with a Keurig My K-Cup reusable filter, sold separately. The brewer takes standard K-Cup pods out of the box.

What do buyers say about the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker?

Buyers like: Simple to operate and quick to set up; Lower cost than comparable models; Range of vibrant color options. Common complaints: Small water reservoir holds only 2-3 cups and needs frequent refilling; Reservoir is rear-mounted, which some find inconvenient.

Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker

Q: Where is the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker cheapest?

At Walmart, for $69.99, as of our latest check.

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What reviewers say

Owners describe the K-Compact as easy to use, reliable over years and good value next to larger Keurigs. The most common complaint is the small rear reservoir, which forces frequent refills.

What people mention

Reservoir sizeCriticisedOwners say the 36 oz tank runs dry after two or three cups and needs constant refilling.
FootprintPraisedBuyers like that it fits small counters and tight spaces at just over 8 inches wide.
Ease of usePraisedReviewers call setup and brewing simple, with one button and no learning curve.
DurabilityPraisedSeveral owners report using theirs for years without problems.
BuildMixedThe plastic body feels basic, though owners accept it at this level.
Brew optionsMixedThe 6, 8 and 10 oz sizes suit most cups, but there is no strength or temperature setting.

About the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker

The Keurig K-Compact is a single-serve coffee maker that brews one cup at a time using K-Cup pods. It is just over 8 inches wide, so it fits on countertops of various sizes. The body is black plastic.

It brews 6, 8 and 10 oz cup sizes and also dispenses hot water on demand. K-Cup pods can be used for coffee, tea, hot cocoa and iced beverages. Smart Start technology heats the water and brews in one process.

The water reservoir holds 36 oz. It is small and mounted at the rear, so it needs frequent refilling. The machine shuts off automatically after 2 hours to conserve energy.

Type

Single-serve K-Cup pod coffee maker

Cup sizes

6, 8 and 10 oz

Reservoir

36 oz, rear-mounted

Width

Just over 8 inches

Weight

9.32 lb

Material

Plastic