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<blockquote data-quote="Aries" data-source="post: 4353025" data-attributes="member: 44328">I love mine. I drink about three mugs a day.&nbsp; If it breaks, Imma order another one right away.&nbsp; Splurge a little, I have a Keurig Elite and one thing I really love over the base model is I can turn it on, hit the brew button, and do something else and come back when it&#039;s ready.&nbsp; I think with the base model you have to let it heat the element up and then hit the brew button to make your cup.&nbsp; But if you just drink a cup now and then, that&#039;s probably not a big deal.Tons of variety in flavors, teas, cocoa, about anything hot you want to drink. No plans to go back to a drip maker, ever. I make it as I drink it, never have any left over, or have to make another pot.If money is an object there are off-name machines that are cheaper, but I don&#039;t have any experience with them.&nbsp; And a $20 Mr. Coffee and small can of Folgers is probably the least costly route, even with waste.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aries, post: 4353025, member: 44328"] I love mine. I drink about three mugs a day. If it breaks, Imma order another one right away. Splurge a little, I have a Keurig Elite and one thing I really love over the base model is I can turn it on, hit the brew button, and do something else and come back when it's ready. I think with the base model you have to let it heat the element up and then hit the brew button to make your cup. But if you just drink a cup now and then, that's probably not a big deal. Tons of variety in flavors, teas, cocoa, about anything hot you want to drink. No plans to go back to a drip maker, ever. I make it as I drink it, never have any left over, or have to make another pot. If money is an object there are off-name machines that are cheaper, but I don't have any experience with them. And a $20 Mr. Coffee and small can of Folgers is probably the least costly route, even with waste. [/QUOTE]

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