Keurig B50 Gourmet Single-Cup Brewing System

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Keurig B50 Gourmet Single-Cup Brewing System

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 : Keurig B50 Gourmet Single-Cup Brewing System
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List Price: $199.99
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Keurig
Color: Black
EAN: 0694645005027
Label: Keurig
Manufacturer: Keurig
Model: 00502
Publisher: Keurig
Studio: Keurig
Variation Description: Black



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Product DescriptionGourmet single-cup brewing system. Choose from over 70 varieties of gourmet coffee and teas from 7 premium brands. Patented K-cups contain fresh ground coffee made from 100% Arabica beans to produce a gourmet cup of coffee every time. Enjoy gourmet coffee and teas at home with no messy grinding or cleanup.




Features:
  • 1,500-watt single-cup brewing system with 2 brew-size options
  • 24-hour digital clock; programmable turn on/off times; brew-stage indicator
  • Removable 48-ounce water reservoir; removable drip tray for quick cleanup
  • Complimentary 18 K-cup variety pack of gourmet coffee and tea included
  • Measures 13 by 10 by 13-1/4 inches; 1-year limited warranty





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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Hints for a Happier Experience than Mine
1. Keep your receipt.
2. Call the company with your serial number and verify that it is a recent machine.
3. Buy from Costco or another company with a friendly return policy.

In August of 2008, I bought a Keurig coffeemaker for my husband's birthday. I bought it from Linen's and Things which is now out of business in my area. In a few months, I had problems with "short cupping" and called the Keurig help line. They wanted the serial number, and they sounded doubtful about how recently I had purchased it because they haven't made that model for some time. But they walked me through the cleaning of orifices process. And we were back in business.

A couple months later when it had problems, I was told to run vinegar through the machine and descale it. When I called today. a couple of weeks after "descaling", I was told, after a very suspicious reference to how short a time we have had the machine, that it needed to be "descaled" several more times. Instead, I'm throwing it out and heading to Costco for a dependable coffee maker.






Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Kreiug
I have had the B50,B60, and B70. Every brewer has not lasted over a year before some malfunction has occured with the unit.. so thats now $600.00 in 3 years...I could have had a good coffee maker by now.. Instead all their coffee makers have the same internal parts which are proven not to be a well built product. They have finally partnered with another company Breville, but I am finished buying trash.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Love my coffee!
I purchased this coffee maker in January of this year and love it. At fist I wondered how I'd keep up with the cost of K-cups. But, I've just ordered through Amazon's K-cup subscription and this will work well for me, financially. Look into this, folks. What a wonderful way to get your coffee at a better price and with 0 shipping charge! Now I'm enjoying great coffee at a very affordable price. Way to go, Amazon.com!



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Keurig makes THROWAWAY Products! THEY DO NOT REPAIR THEIR MACHINES!
We bought this machine and enjoyed it for about two years, then it died. We called Keurig and were told THEY DO NOT REPAIR THEIR PRODUCTS. Instead, THEY OFFER TOKEN DISCOUNTS ON REPLACMENT MACHINES THEY WANT YOU TO BUY! There is no pride in the durability, servicability, or longevity of this product. Shame on Keurig management for a corporate philosophy of "SORRY, WE DON'T PROVIDE SERVICE. BUY ANOTHER ONE!"

The notion of throwaway products like this that end up in landfills in a world that is struggling to go green is mind-boggling. CORPORATE IRRESPONSIBILITY AND SHORTSIGHTEDNESS.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - The best single cup brewer out there.....
My husband bought this brewer for me a year ago for the holidays. I love it! When I first bought it they didn't have cocoa kcups, but Green Mountain has them now! I have tried this brewer with both the k cup filter with my own coffee and the regular k cups.

I love how fresh the coffee and tea tastes, it makes a great cup of coffee or tea... Very simple, no mess, and hot every time...

I have yet to try the programable feature but that was definitely a perk. I like the two size option, in case you want a stronger cup of coffee.

The k cups are a fairly reasonable price also....

I highly recommend this brewer!!! It is worth all 5 stars....



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