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[russian_mafia_x]

Which Keurig is the best Keurig for 1-2 people?

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[anthylorrel]

You could probably get away with the small "personal" variety if ya'll don't drink more than one cup in a sitting. If you are heavy coffee drinkers, get one with a bigger reservoir, like this one. http://www.keurig.com/brewers/platinum-brewing-system

[amadteaparty]

Edit: Sorry, didn't mean to reply to you!

[22009]

We also have the mini. 2 people using it. It's perfect.

[sdx]

Just out of curiosity, cant you just fill up the reservoir in between cups? I mean, its a little bit more work, but its also like $40-60 price difference, right?

[amadteaparty]

I've had a Mini one for 2 years now and love it. (2 people in this household)

[lil_insanity]

http://www.keurig.com/brewers/special-edition-brewing-system

We've got this one and it's good for our three-adult household. We've had it for 6 months and we're all happy with it.

[sarabear19]

I just recently got this one http://www.keurig.com/brewers/elite-brewing-system and I LOVE it! Its mainly just me using it, but my mom uses it on occasion and it works perfectly.

[bubblebobble]

I have this as well. Its me and my husband but I drink at least 2 cups a day, him 1-2 as well. Way more convenient. If you dont drink that much the mini would work perfectly

[crysania4]

We actually have this one at work (only a handful of us use it) and it works great. We're getting one for Christmas this year for home.

[oneandonlytara]

I have the Mini (b130 I think is the model number, but they don't make my particular one anymore) and I really like it. It's just me in my apartment, so I don't mind having to fill the reservoir each time. The only thing I wish I could do is use a travel mug, but the machine isn't *quite* tall enough. The newer models are a bit taller and I think they can handle travel mugs and have a 10oz cup option as well as the 8oz.