What's the best Keurig deal now?

[dr&momto2boys]

I need to replace my Keurig coffee maker. I almost bought oneat Kohls.com last week when it was on sale for $119 and I had a 30% off code. I didn't because I was spending so much on kids' clothes that I put it off thinking mine would last a while longer even though it was acting up. Now my Keurig is completely dead and I sit here with no coffee.

Is there a good deal somewhere? I'm not set on one particular model.

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Best deal I find so far is at Target.com, the K40 is $109 with free shipping and a $20 Target gift card and 5% off using Target card and 2.5% back from Ebates. Anything better? (Dreaming) (Heading to Starbucks soon!)

 

[Marionnette]

I need to replace my Keurig coffee maker. I almost bought oneat Kohls.com last week when it was on sale for $119 and I had a 30% off code. I didn't because I was spending so much on kids' clothes that I put it off thinking mine would last a while longer even though it was acting up. Now my Keurig is completely dead and I sit here with no coffee.

Is there a good deal somewhere? I'm not set on one particular model.

Same Keuring still on sale for $119.99 on Kohls.com. Code MARCHING for 20% off brings it to $96. Add a $5 purchase to bring your after-discount total to $100 and get $20 in Kohl's Cash. Free shipping with $50+ purchase with no code needed.

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Thank you! I considered that, but then decided I'd rather have the $20 at Target and no time limit to use it. Then I discovered a better deal at Target...

There is a Keurig bundle to save an extra 10% where you select one coffee maker including the K45 I wanted and as many boxes of coffee as you want--I selected one $10 box for a total of $107.09 and free shipping and free $20 GC before using my target card for 5% off and getting the 2.5% from Ebates too. So now it's cheaper and I get some coffee pods too. I think I'll take it. I also have $15 in previous GCs to use so it makes the most sense for me.

 

[sandgrace]

I've seen a thread on here before where people called the Keurig customer service line when their machine stopped working, and they were sent out a new machine for free. I've haven't done this myself, but it's worth a try.

 

[dr&momto2boys]

I've seen a thread on here before where people called the Keurig customer service line when their machine stopped working, and they were sent out a new machine for free. I've haven't done this myself, but it's worth a try.

Good advice. I didn't expect much since my brewer is a couple years old, but they were nice and tried to help us get it working. Then they offered us a replacement for $97. Of course I had a better deal so we went with Target. But it was worth a try.

 

[Saimaeve]

The new 2.0 comes out this week. (It's AMAZING. Seriously.)

If you have issues with an old one, calling Customer Service is a great idea. They can walk you through some troubleshooting, and they are great at working to help resolve the issue. I know they work extremely hard to make things right.

 

[ThisIsJason]

The new 2.0 comes out this week. (It's AMAZING. Seriously.)

DRM for my coffee? No thanks!

Though I am kinda interested in the Keurig Cold (or whatever they will call it).

 

[Diegosmom]

I think there will be a todays special value at QVC any day now on the new 2.0. Mine has been giving me a hard time (not brewing full cup). I have done a number of things and it just seems to work for a bit then back to its old ways.

 

[Saimaeve]

DRM for my coffee? No thanks!

Though I am kinda interested in the Keurig Cold (or whatever they will call it).

Have you actually done legitimate research on it or just going off of a headline you saw?

 

[ThisIsJason]

Have you actually done legitimate research on it or just going off of a headline you saw?

Every article that I have seen (from back in March until 2 days ago) say the newer bigger pods (K-Carafe) have a DRM-like system built in. Today I watched a video direct from Keurig about the 2.0 stating it "reads" the Pod. Between the lines: stating is has DRM without right saying it does.

As much flack Keurig is getting about this, they haven't come out and said otherwise.

 

[Disneypeach]

I'm considering buying a Keurig too...can someone explain what DRM is? Is this some sort of issue?

 

[ceecee]

Sam's Club has a bundle with a filter, reuseable Kcup and like 26 k cups for $129.00. Kohl's with the 30% off is usually the best deal.

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

I also figured that Kohls is going to be the best deal. Just have to wait until they run their 30% off. I just happened to get lucky a couple years ago. They happened to be on sale for like $100, and I cashed in a 30% off code to go along with it.

 

[eatatmidnight]

I'm considering buying a Keurig too...can someone explain what DRM is? Is this some sort of issue?

DRM is Digital Rights Management. It means they have added technology that would only allow officially licensed K Cups to be used in it. This article explains it better than I do.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/07/tech/social-media/apparently-this-matters-keurig-drm/

 

[averysmom]

DRM is Digital Rights Management. It means they have added technology that would only allow officially licensed K Cups to be used in it. This article explains it better than I do. http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/07/tech/social-media/apparently-this-matters-keurig-drm/

I think they are shooting themselves in the foot with this. IMO, the reason that Keurig bear out the Tassimo is b/c it could use other coffee from other companies! The Tasimo has a barcode on each coffee pod that the machine reads, so other companies couldn't create pods for the Tassimo, which severely limited the coffee variety.

 

[Jack&Ryan'smom]

Mine died last year. It was like 4 years old so Keurig would only sell me a new one at a discounted rate. I decided to buy my new one at Costco because of their great return policy. I saved the box and if it breaks again I will bring it back . Kind of irritated that these coffee makers don't last too long after all,you pay for them!!'

 

[Disneypeach]

DRM is Digital Rights Management. It means they have added technology that would only allow officially licensed K Cups to be used in it. This article explains it better than I do.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/07/tech/social-media/apparently-this-matters-keurig-drm/

Thanks Eat...
I don't think I want DRM either.