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The Keurig K-Slim is a single-serve K-Cup brewer built for tight counters: it is under 5 inches wide and about 12 inches tall, so it tucks under cabinets and into dorm rooms, offices and small kitchens. Multistream technology spreads water over the pod for fuller flavor than older Keurig brewers, and you pick 8, 10 or 12 oz cups. The 46 oz removable reservoir covers several brews before a refill, and the drip tray comes out to fit travel mugs up to 7 inches tall. It is a basic brewer: no strength control, no iced setting, no frother, and it takes only K-Cup pods or the sold-separately My K-Cup filter. Owners like the small footprint and fast, consistent cups; the common complaints are weak coffee at the larger sizes and the plastic taste some notice early on.
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Owners praise the K-Slim for its tiny footprint, quick brewing and easy setup, and many say it makes a better cup than earlier Keurig models. Criticism centers on weak flavor at 10 and 12 oz, a plasticky taste in the first weeks and the lack of strength or iced settings.
The Keurig K-Slim is a single-serve coffee maker that brews K-Cup pods. It is less than 5 inches wide, so it fits on a small countertop. Multistream Technology is designed to extract full flavor and aroma in every brew.
It brews an 8, 10, or 12 oz. cup at the push of a button, and coffee is ready in minutes. The 46 oz. removable water reservoir holds enough for up to four 8 oz. cups before refilling. K-Cup pods come in coffee, tea, cocoa, and more.
The removable drip tray fits travel mugs up to 7.0 inches tall. It also holds a full accidental brew for easy cleanup. The auto-off feature turns the brewer off 5 minutes after the last brew. The brewer works with the My K-Cup Universal Coffee Filter, sold separately, for brewing your own ground coffee.
