Just got one of these, holy shit this is worth every penny of $75

Just got one of these, holy shit this is worth every penny of $75.

>wastefulness' poster child product
Spotted the amerifat

I resisted for some time. Then my gf had really early hours and I bought one for her birthday.

It's so convenient that I never drink coffee any other way at home. My drip machine, vacuum pot, Vietnamese thing, French press, espresso machine, etc. all gather dust because I'm too lazy now. I occasionally use one of those methods on the weekend, but that's about it.

The coffee from a local chain is a lot better than anything available for Keurig, but like I said it's about convenience.

Nespresso is also good. I drink it sometimes at work and really like it, but I don't know if I'd get it over my Keurig.

I was a little late to the game and got one about 9 months ago. Completely agree.

>buys a new smartphone every two years
>buys a new laptop every four years
>frowns upon people who generate a few extra lbs of plastic every year

fuck off. worst product ever made that's still being made. utter trash.

Whom are you quoting?

I got one as a gift when they first came out and fell in love with it, about a year later I realized how insanely overpriced the k-cups were and missed having real tasting coffee. I switched back to my drip machine and the keurig has been collecting dust in the back of the cupboard
I think they're great to have in an office or break room, but for coffee lovers I feel they fall flat.

This.

It has an internal timer that breaks it after a period of time or x uses, not sure which.
The duration is usually 14-15 months and the buttons basically all start doing random shit, the pump breaks, the large cup button only puts out 4 oz of coffee, and after you try using it 30-40 times after this period, it simply breaks itself.

I had literally 8.
Then I spent $10 on a dollar store coffee pot and never had to buy a new one until it got too stained and dirty.

You and all the other hypocrites who talk shit about Keurig-drinkers yet own lots of (disposable) electronics that take massive amounts of energy to produce.

But don't worry, you "need" your smart phone and a computer and an iPod. Don't worry about the heavy metal mining or anything like that, it's the people that use disposable coffee cups or pods that are destroying the planet.