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When you're deciding between the Keurig K-Mini and the K-Mini Plus, the differences are small but can make a big impact depending on what you find important. Here’s the lowdown:

Design and Size: Both models are super compact, perfect for small spaces like dorms or tight kitchen counters. They’re both less than 5 inches wide and can fit travel mugs up to 7 inches tall.

Water Reservoir: Th

The Keurig K-Mini Plus is pretty quiet when brewing, which is nice if you don't want to wake everyone up.

According to our research, most folks say the noise level is fairly minimal and not as loud as some other coffee makers.

It still makes a bit of noise while brewing, but it's more like a gentle hum rather than anything super loud or annoying.

If you're worried about noise, this model see

Yep, the Keurig K-Mini Plus can totally use reusable K-cups.

According to the manufacturer's description, it's compatible with the My K-Cup Universal Reusable Coffee Filter.

This is great if you want to use your own coffee grounds and reduce waste from single-use pods. Plus, our res

The Keurig K-Mini Plus has a single-serve water reservoir, so you fill it up with the amount of water you need for each cup. Unlike some other Keurig models, it doesn't have a bigger reservoir that lets you brew several cups before needing a refill.

Basically, the amount of water you p

The Keurig K-Mini Plus is pretty quick when it comes to brewing coffee.

According to the manufacturer's product description, it takes about 2 minutes to brew an 8-12 oz cup. The machine uses a single-cup, removable reservoir that you have to fill each time, which means you're always using fresh water. This can make your coffee taste better, though it does mean a few more trips to the sink.

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