The Best Old and New Keurig Models [IMAGES]

Here’s a quick, insightful guide covering the 22 Keurig models currently on the market. We’ll explore each one, old to new, giving you a clear picture of what each model offers.

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Whether you’re a Keurig veteran or a newcomer to the brand, this comprehensive rundown will help you navigate the extensive range of Keurig coffee machines.

I recognize that choosing from the wide variety can be daunting, so I am determined to help you make sense of it all!

As such:

I’ve harnessed my extensive knowledge of Keurig brewers, from the humble office models to the compact personal use units, all of which will be represented in this deep dive.

Here’s a journey through the Keurig timeline, from the classics to the latest innovations.

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#1 Keurig K155 OfficePRO Premier Brewing System (May 2012)

My first encounter with the K155 was in an office setting, and it impressed me with its 90 oz. water reservoir and full touchscreen interface—ideal for a bustling environment.

In addition: You can tell from the sentiments of other users, like this enthusiastic coffee enjoyer that the K155 would be a wonderful addition to any office.

#2 Keurig K-Classic (December 2015)

A staple in simplicity and efficiency, the K-Classic sports a generous 48-ounce water reservoir and offers three serving sizes. It’s been a reliable companion in many of my clients’ kitchens.

Interestingly:

The Keurig Classic stands as a bastion whenever Keurig 1.0 vs 2.0 is discussed. This brewer is just that good!

#3 Keurig K15 (December 2015)

Perfect for those tight on space, the K15’s compact design and straightforward two-button interface cater to the minimalist in me.

#4 Keurig K-Select (September 2017)

I was thrilled when the K-Select introduced the “Strong” brew feature, with its sleek design and 52-ounce water reservoir, making a bolder coffee a breeze.

However:

You would have to seek out the strongest K-Cup brands to replicate the experience of this function if your coffee maker doesn’t have it.

#5 Keurig K-Elite (February 2018)

The K-Elite broke new ground with its iced coffee capabilities and temperature control, showing that versatility and innovation could coexist in a single model.

#6 Keurig K-Café (June 2018) & Keurig K-Latte (June 2018)

These models opened up the world of lattes and cappuccinos at home for me, each serving a slightly different need with the K-Café’s larger water tank and the K-Latte’s simpler setup.

#7 Keurig K-Mini & K-Mini Plus (July 2018)

Keurig Mini Preparation for Descaling Initial Setup — Keurig K-Mini

Keurig K Mini Plus Review — Keurig K-Mini

The ultra-compact K-Mini and its slightly upgraded sibling, the K-Mini Plus, were game-changers for clients in small apartments, proving that size doesn’t limit quality.

#8 Keurig K-Duo Series (August & November 2019)

The K-Duo series bridged the gap between traditional drip and K-Cup brewing, offering flexibility and convenience in one machine.

#9 Keurig K-Compact (November 2019)

With its 36 oz water reservoirs, the K-Compact became a favorite for those seeking a balance between size and capacity.

Keep in mind:

You might encounter a problem with this model preventing you from brewing all but one cup size, like this user.

#10 Keurig K-Slim (March 2020)

Mirroring the K-Mini’s space-saving design but adding the convenience of a larger water reservoir, the K-Slim fits perfectly into my daily routine.

It is sometimes compared with the K-Classic, and both brewers have their strengths and weaknesses.

#11 Keurig K-Supreme Series (August 2020 & 2021)

Keurig K-Supreme Black — Keurig K-Supreme

Keurig K-Supreme SMART — Keurig K-Supreme

The introduction of multi-stream technology by the K-Supreme series significantly enhanced flavor extraction, marking a leap in coffee quality.

It also turns out that being able to decide where your reservoir sits is a highly coveted feature and one major difference between both brewers in this series.