KeurigMy K-Cup Universal Reusable Filter MultiStream Technology - Gray (Packaging May Vary)

We have a Keurig 2.0 K250 plus. This works perfectly with our machine. Using it gives us the full options of sizes from one liter carafe down to 4 oz. When you desire to add coffee to it, take the filter out of its black case and the fill the filter. The outward black case is rounded on the bottom and is not made to stand on its own. The filter is flat on the bottom and can easily stand on its own. Once you put your coffee in your filter, then put the filter back in its black case, and put the grey lid on top and turn it to lock it down. Then pop the whole thing in your Keurig and choose the ounces of you want. Ours makes great coffee. If you do not care for any coffee “sludge” at the bottom of your cup, then use coarse ground coffee instead of finely ground coffee. I don’t mind the “sludge” myself. It makes my coffee stronger. We love this thing. I suggest buying two so that you always have a cool one to deal with. It’s pretty hot after it makes coffee obviously. Our machine requires the use of the grey handle looking thing. We give it 5 stars.

If you've got a keurig and use the refill cups, this is a must have! It makes a stronger, bolder, more flavorful cup of coffee, and it fits perfectly into your existing machine. It does use a little bit more grounds per cup (if you fill it close to max), but it's worth it. It's made really well, very well designed, and very sturdy. I'm so glad I stumbled across this and bought it. I'm buying one for every family member that uses a keurig. I know they'll love it.

Finally found one that fits! For this to fit in Mini Go, you have to remove the black part in the coffee machine that holds the kcup. Just slightly twist it to release. Then, on this universal reusable kcup pod, remove the gray base. You don't need that for this model. Make sure that the arrow on the lid of the reusable kcup faces the right direction in order for it to properly sit inside the space.This reusable pod does not leak out the grounds compared to other off brand ones I've tried (which didn't even perfectly fit to begin with). I love this thing! Thank you Keurig!

Works fine but without filter paper, you are going to have some grind sludge at the bottom of your cup no matter what size grind you load it with. I am using it with a new 1.0 machine.You have to pop out the kcup holder that came with your 1.0 coffee maker to use this. Not a big deal and, you should pop that and clean it anyway.

I’ve bought these twice so far—they fit perfectly in our Keurig K-Slim. We use them to brew both coffee and tea. Definitely a healthier option than single-use plastic pods, and it lets you use your favorite blends.They’re easy to clean (though I’m not sure if they’re dishwasher-safe), and pretty durable—our first one is still working fine. The only reason I grabbed a second was because the original got a bit discolored over time from all the coffee and tea. Still, totally worth it!

I only write reviews when I feel strongly about something and this is one of those situations. You all have to know what you're getting into with this horrible product so here goes. First of all, I'm an avid Keurig fan and drink many cups of coffee a day so ease of use is high on my value list. I have had many Keurig's over the years and many many reusable k-cup holders/pods etc. along with them. I recently bought a new Keurig Supreme Multi Stream machine and thought this time I would go with the more expensive Keurig brand reusable k-cup filters because maybe there's a reason why they're so much more expensive than everything else. I mean, they designed them for their own product, right? They have to be good. So confident was I that I bought two of them. Each cost around $10 a piece. Well, let me tell you what I experienced. First the bad because there's so much bad:- The product has an inner basket and an outer holder. You have to pull the basket out of the holder each time you use it - to clean and fill it. The top also comes off so it's a 3-part gizmo. Ummm why so complicated?- To fit the holder into your Keurig, you actually have to remove part of your Keurig! Yes, the holder is too big so you have to remove the harness inside the Keurig that holds the sharp points that puncture the traditional k-cups (this is standard procedure by the way - instructions tell you to do this). Sure, that's a one time swap-out but what if you have other people in your house who want to use regular k-cups from time to time? You will have to swap this piece of your Keurig out every time. Really Keurig? Who thought of this idea and said: "you know, people will like this feature. It's not annoying at all." I'm guessing whoever designed this feature didn't have a spouse who might grouse at them for not putting the regular k-cup harness back in place after every cup brewed - you know, to be considerate of others and all.- The basket where the grounds go has a completely removable top. ok. no big deal so far, but this top doesn't seem to close tightly. So maybe 3 out of 10 cups brewed, the top pops off while brewing and you get a coffee completely filled with your grounds. The Keurig literally pumps your grounds out of the basket into your coffee cup. Hmm yummy. It's a good thing you can see them all over the cup before you drink or it would be one heck of a morning wakeup. I know this is a design and manufacturing problem because it affects both of the two that I bought. And to top that off (every pun intended), I returned one of them because it was not even staying closed after like the 2nd time I used it. It literally would pop off in my hand after I pushed it down. So I sent that back and got another one. I was thinking maybe, just maybe, I won the lottery and received two poorly manufactured products. Nope, the replacement did the same thing. What's worse is that the more you use them, the less tight the top fits to the basket. So your chances of a mouthful of grinds increases with use. Way to go Keurig.- One more "feature" I definitely did not like is that the basket is very narrow. I typically use a traditional small spoon to scoop my grinds into the basket. With this basket your chances of spilling are much higher because it's narrower than any other refillable filter I've used. Which means you get grinds on the rim that then have to be wiped clean or the top won't close at all. You all remember the top closing issue, right? So this just adds to that fun.- Price, price, price. $10 a piece? I don't even know what to say. I was expecting this product to be so much better than all the others out there because it's Keurig branded and costs so much. It turns out it's junk. I'm guessing someone dreamed up this idea and it went horribly wrong during execution but they decided to churn it out and sell it anyway. Someone deserves to be very ashamed of this product. I know I would be.Oh, and here's the good:- You can return it. Just return it and run the other way. I've used mine many times so I will just consider it a loss at this point. Maybe I can save the rest of you by sharing my experience. Don't waste your time. Return it right away and buy something better. I recently bought the multi-colored Reusable K cup filters for the Supreme machine (multi stream enabled) and they work great. so simple and easy to use. and so much cheaper!Good luck all. I hope I helped at least one person out there...

Pleasantly surprise once I started using this after reading some of the reviews but it was cheap so I thought I’d give it a go. Easy to fill and set up and makes a good cup of coffee comparable to the more expensive k-cups. I still use the ready made pods and don’t mind having to swap out the original pod holder as it takes seconds. Once brewed, knock out the grounds into the bin and give it a quick swill under the faucet and you are ready to go next time.