How many inches of clearance is there for the mug? Trying to figure out if my husband's travel mug would fit.
900635
It is adjustable for larger mugs, But I would not recommend this machine. It is hard to find the pods (they are not sold in Most stores and only made by Starbucks) and they are more expensive then the Keurig pods, which you can find everywhere on sale. The verismo did not do a good job of frothing the milk. My wife got rid of her Verismo and bought a Keurig. She is more pleased with it.
900636
I see that others have already answered, but I did want to put in my opinion, for what it's worth! I love this machine. I have a Keurig at work and we have one that sits in the garage, unused. I like full bodied coffee and I feel the Keurig, for me, doesn't fit the bill. It's fine for that second cup when I get to work, but the Verismo makes espresso and regular coffee, depending on the pods. It makes coffee that tastes as good, or better, than my very expensive Saeco espresso machine. I know Keurig is all the thing now, but I feel the coffee can be weak and tasteless. Just my opinion! I've had my Verismo for a year now and I still sing its praises!
900637
Not much at all. I had to remove the bottom stand in order to get a tall carry mug under the spout.
900638
I see that others have already answered, but I did want to put in my opinion, for what it's worth! I love this machine. I have a Keurig at work and we have one that sits in the garage, unused. I like full bodied coffee and I feel the Keurig, for me, doesn't fit the bill. It's fine for that second cup when I get to work, but the Verismo makes espresso and regular coffee, depending on the pods. It makes coffee that tastes as good, or better, than my very expensive Saeco espresso machine. I know Keurig is all the thing now, but I feel the coffee can be weak and tasteless. Just my opinion! I've had my Verismo for a year now and I still sing its praises! I see that others have already answered, but I did want to put in my opinion, for what it's worth! I love this machine. I have a Keurig at work and we have one that sits in the garage, unused. I like full bodied coffee and I feel the Keurig, for me, doesn't fit the bill. It's fine for that second cup when I get to work, but the Verismo makes espresso and regular coffee, depending on the pods. It makes coffee that tastes as good, or better, than my very expensive Saeco espresso machine. I know Keurig is all the thing now, but I feel the coffee can be weak and tasteless. Just my opinion! I've... » Read More I see that others have already answered, but I did want to put in my opinion, for what it's worth! I love this machine. I have a Keurig at work and we have one that sits in the garage, unused. I like full bodied coffee and I feel the Keurig, for me, doesn't fit the bill. It's fine for that second cup when I get to work, but the Verismo makes espresso and regular coffee, depending on the pods. It makes coffee that tastes as good, or better, than my very expensive Saeco espresso machine. I know Keurig is all the thing now, but I feel the coffee can be weak and tasteless. Just my opinion! I've had my Verismo for a year now and I still sing its praises! « Show Less
900639
6 inches, although you could potentially take out the "base" and gain an extra inch. By the way the Verismo is AMAZING.
900640
With the refuse catcher in regular position, the clearance is 6 inches; however, you can remove the catcher and gain an additional inch. So minimum 6", maximum 7".
900641
With overflow grate in place, 5.5 in. With grate removed, 6.4 in. I will buy Keri next time.
755084
Standard mugs fit fine but travel size do not always fit . I just brew and pour into my mug before I leave.seem like about 6" is the max
353592
Just measured mine this morning. The base that rests on the mouth of the mug is 4 inches in diameter. This item in general is a bit smaller and uses conical filters not the type with the flat bottom.
903056
I got rid of mine because it really was a piece of junk (did not keep the coffee hot and the lid really sucks). That said, it 'might fit if you remove the thing at the bottom that catches excess liquid. All in all, this is really not a good buy. Try the Contigo AUTOSEAL West Loop Stainless Steel Travel Mug with Easy-Clean Lid, 16-Ounce, Midnight Blue. That one will indeed fit under the spout of a Keurig Platinum (as long as the drip tray is removed) and the lid seals very well.
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Hi. The bottom isn't actually flat. The bottom is raised between 1/8" and 1/4" from the edges. If you plan on using this mug with your coffee machine, make sure it will fit because it's quite a tall mug.
45303
I have a 6" tall travel mug that fits if you remove the base that the cup sits on
1045851
When a mug has a handle that is closed on the bottom it will most likely not fit. Many travel mugs have handles with the bottom of the handle open and they typically do fit with the handle going to the outside of the KUP.
1265269
Wouldn't you know it--my HUSBAND can answer your question! The black "bottom" where the white cup in the picture is sitting actually slides out--so you have all that space (enough to accommodate a travel mug or cup or "regular-size" coffee mug.
959908
the entire peg is 2.5" with a 3/4" groove for the mug handle. All of my standard sized mugs fit perfectly on the pegs, the only ones that make me a little nervous are ones I've gotten from world market that have slightly thicker handles, but they still fit. I hope this helps seeing as now that I look at it, everyone has given a different answer =)
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I have a 16 oz Starbucks travel mug and the straw does not fit in the drinking hole and other than that it sticks out 1-1/2".
878016
I have a Contigo travel mug that is 6 3/4" tall it fits perfectly. I had my daughter over and she had a taller mug and I used mu mug to fill hers up. But 7" would be the tallest mug that would fit under it. Hope this helped.
33799
Hi Kathleen, The mug is 4-1/4 inches tall. I've had mine for awhile now and really like it!
885437
The part that inserts into the mug is 2 1/4" in diameter, length is 2 1/2", the very top that rests on the top of the mug is just shy of 3 1/2" plus there is a tab that sticks out another inch. Hope that helps!
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I can fit my smallest "regular" coffee cups (such as might come with a set of china or dinnerware) under it, but most "mugs" will not fit. Sorry I am not at home to measure it.
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If you lift the Keurig high enough, you can fit almost anything *under* it.I can't just test-fit since I don't have any of the Keurigs. The mug is 4-5/16" (109 mm) high. Hope that helps.
1730519
It is quite narrow. In my Subaru, there is a lot of play between the sides of the mug and the cup holder. I'm considering padding the extra room with a koozie.
1346055
I assume you're talking about a coffee cup mug instead of a travel mug. Your normal sized coffee mug will fit. I don't recommend this coffee maker. Mine didn't last a year. It just quit working.