Keurig K55 Single Serve Programmable K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker
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Our take on the Keurig K55 Single Serve Programmable K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker
The Keurig K55 is a single-serve pod coffee maker that brews K-Cup pods in several cup sizes, from a small cup up to a travel mug. It has a 48-ounce removable water reservoir, a programmable auto-off setting, and a simple button-and-lever design with no screen. It suits people who want fast, fuss-free coffee at home or in a small office and don't need frothing or espresso. Against newer Keurig models it gives up a digital display, strength control and a larger reservoir, but it is one of the simplest and most reliable machines in the line, and owners often praise its durability and easy setup.
- Brews a single cup in about a minute
- 48-ounce removable water reservoir
- Several brew sizes, including a travel-mug setting
- Programmable auto-off saves energy
- Few parts and simple controls
- Widely available K-Cup pod compatibility
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What reviewers say
Owners generally rate the K55 as a dependable, easy-to-use starter Keurig that makes a quick cup with little fuss. Many report years of use with regular descaling. Complaints center on the lack of strength settings and the plastic feel.
- Ease of usePraisedOwners say it is simple to set up and brew with, with just a few buttons and a lever.
- ReliabilityPraisedMany report the machine lasting years with regular descaling.
- Brew strengthCriticisedReviewers say there is no strength setting, so the coffee can taste weak.
Questions and answers
- How does the K55 compare with the Keurig K-Mini?
- The K55 has a larger removable reservoir and several brew sizes, while the K-Mini is narrower and holds less water. The K55 also adds programmable auto-off.
- Can it brew ground coffee?
- It is built for K-Cup pods. Ground coffee needs a reusable K-Cup filter, sold separately.
- Does it have strength or temperature settings?
- No. It offers brew sizes only, with no strength control or temperature adjustment.
- How often should I descale it?
- Keurig recommends descaling every three to six months depending on water hardness, using a descaling solution.
- What comes in the box?
- The brewer and a starter set of K-Cup pods. A water filter handle is included on some versions.
- Is it good for a small office?
- Yes for light use. The 48-ounce reservoir means frequent refills in a busy office, so a larger model may suit better.
