This do-it-all Keurig brews hot and iced coffee (and more!) — and it's 40% off ahead of Amazon Prime Day
When it comes to scoring the perfect coffee maker for your household (and all the different coffee drinkers residing in it), the options can be overwhelming. What you really need is an efficient machine that offers versatility, and let me tell you, the Keurig K-Duo Coffee Maker might be just what you need. Lucky for you, it's a whopping 40 per cent off right now — even ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2025.
Whether you're in the mood for a single cup brewed from your favourite K-Cup pods, a full carafe for guests or a refreshing iced coffee, this machine can handle it all. From these various options to its MultiStream Technology for a richer flavour, it's designed to suit whatever Java you're seeking.
Save 40 per cent on this Keurig machine.
This Keurig K-Duo Coffee Maker lets you brew a single cup of Joe or a full carafe using either K-Cup pods or ground coffee. The MultiStream Technology helps bring out robust flavour, whether you're whipping up a hot coffee, iced latte or strong brew.
The large water reservoir will make for less frequent refills! Oh, and you can also program it to start brewing before you're out of bed (yes, please).
The various size options and versatile design that works for all kinds of brewing make it a practical pick for your household.
⭐️ 4.6/5 stars
🏆 "Absolutely love this coffee machine."
🛍️ 600+ shoppers purchased this in the last month
This Keurig has an "Amazon's Choice" title for a reason. "I love this coffee maker!" shares one shopper, "It does everything I expected," they continued. They also said it has a "large water reservoir," meaning fewer refills!
Another person called it a "great coffee machine," and said that it's "easy [to] use and very convenient."
$150 $250 at Amazon
Someone called it a "great item" but said it's "just way too big for the space," which is something to consider before purchasing.
"The only thing we have to complain about [is] that the side with the carafe doesn't keep the coffee as hot as our old one did," shared another reviewer. They noted, "You have to reheat your mug a lot sooner."
Another customer pointed out that it's "easy to clean" since the "K-cup holder and the batch basket remove completely" to make washing more accessible.
If you've been on the hunt for a versatile coffee machine from a reliable brand, this Keurig K-Duo Single-Serve K-Cup Pod & Carafe Coffee Maker is super convenient. It can do it all — single-serve, carafe and iced coffee. And if you like your coffee strong, no worries, it has a "strong" brew option for a more full-bodied flavour. At its sale price of $150, it's worth adding to your cart right now. However, keep in mind that the machine is on the bigger side, so ensure you have enough space before purchasing.
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