Keurig B60 versus B70: Other than travel size options, I think there is a difference, what other differences are there in the Keurig 60 vs 70?
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Both brew in under a minute. The 60 is automatic (push to start). The 70 is programable. The 70 Adds on extra cup size 6-oz. Both have auto off, the 70 has auto on too. The 70 has temp selection and a digital clock.
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I started with the very first Keurig model made for the home, maybe 6-7 years ago. I loved it; it made noise, but not objectionable. It died recently, probably because i spilled some water that could have got inside. Then i got the B40. The noise is insupportable. I live in a condo and granite tops transmit noise. I now have it on 2 mouse pads and 3 Asian table mats, and I've put a little foam between the drip plate and the body. All this does help, but I do feel that the Keurig company somehow spoiled a good thing in their new lines.
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The answer I got from Keurig is that it is a misconception that the K145 replaced the B145, they are the same unit. The K and B designate different marketing distribution, both being intended for business/office use. Keurig told me that the B145 is NOT discontinued as someone once reported. It is important to note that the K/B145 is quite a bit different from the home model, the K45. My review of both the K145 and the B145 are posted to try to clarify the differences between them and the home model.
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The B150 is the same machine as a K150, on Keurig's website it says that the B150 was only available from authorized distributors. When I ordered multiple B150's from a distributor, I was sent K150's instead. When I typed in the barcode to list them for sale on Amazon, the barcode came up as a B150 and since the same product page is used for multiple sellers, I could not customize it and change it to K150, so if you buy a B150 from me (BarginsForU), you will get a K150. It is just a manufacture # instead of a retail model #.
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I have a B60 and this reusable system works well for me. Use a medium-fine grind, however. The typical coffee grind is too course and the resultant coffee will be weak. With the medium-fine grind, the cup of coffee is strong, with just a bit of coffee silt at the bottom of the cup.
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Great Question :) Let me go over the differences real quick. 1. The 7000 has LED bulbs that probably wont ever need replaced. The 6000 has normal bulbs. 2. The 7000 has hospital grade real HEPA filter while the 6000 has the standard HEPA filter. If you have serious allergies the 7000 will be the one that you want to get. If not then the 6000 will be just fine. 3. On board tools. The Main extension wand extends more on the 7000 and on the 7000 all the on board tools have their own spot where they snap onto the back of the vacuum. With the 6000 all the tools are attached to the outside of the main wand. Either way tools on both models are easily used. 4. The 7000 model has the on/off button right where your hand is when your vacuuming. So turning on and off is very simple. The 6000 has the on/off on the body of the vacuum. I hope that helps :) As you can see from the reviews either one is a great as they are a well built vacuum. These vacuums normally retail for 700 so its a good deal and they will last for many years to come. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (Seller)
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I can only answer to for the B60 model, but since the k-cups are the same size my would be yes.
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Don't quote me on this but I don't believe much. I think that they are different model years. According to a Google search, they look nearly identical. When comparing their product specs, their product measurements are vary very, very slightly. I think the 700 is newer but don't believe they are appreciably different. I really enjoy my 700 and think it is a good buy. It was pretty easy to put together.
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If there are non-noisy B40's, can I complain to Keurig and trade in my noisy one?Monica
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We have the noise problem as well with the B60. It's jarring and is indicative of engineering scrimping to save a few bucks in the design of the machine. It's a disconnect I don't understand -- make a world-class coffee maker that's handicapped by its extraordinary noise whenever the pump is in use. As for "instantly," well, I can wait the whole 60 seconds while the machine warms up after it's turned on. If I were drinking coffee throughout the day, I might do differently, but since I only drink it in the morning, I only turn it on in the morning.
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There may be several differences, but the biggest one, is the size, The SA model, Product Dimensions: 16 x 14.8 x 13 inches ; 19 pounds The 700 Product Dimensions: 10.2 x 13.5 x 12.1 inches ; 16.3 pounds You should get extra K cups, along with water filters, however some of the items for sale may indicate that no coffee pods come with it, just be sure to read the description to be sure your getting everything you expect to get. we have had ours for two years, it works good, but does need cleaning from time to time, coffee gets into the needle that is used to puncture the top of the k cups,
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Thanks for the info. I contact Keurig customer service and they confirmed it is the same machine. They just changed the B to a K to stand for Keurig (marketing purposes).
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I've been looking at that this morning. It looks like the Keurig models that don't allow you to use the refillable pods are the new machines that are listed as a 2.0 version. 'read that on the Consumer Reports site.
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Sorry I have the B70. But what I was thinking, it's shaped like a Kcup, so I don't know why they say it won't fit. Good luck. Elaine
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I just received my new B60 last week and this one is even better than my old one since it hardly makes any noise. I guess Keurig did something with all the complaints they were having about the noise. Did they ask you to send a part back to them. I cannot figure out how to get the part they wanted me to mail back to them out. Guess I will call them today. Nobody can beat the Keurig customer service - they are great. I also just bought the small single cup Keurig coffeemaker for me when I go on travel. I absolutely love Keurig and the K-cups.
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I just got a B40 for Xmas. The "slight vibration" as Keurig calls it, when it starts up in the morning and in between cups is very loud to say the least. It sounds like one of those air tools used at the tire store. I live in an apartment and the manager left me a noise warning under the door today, telling me several of my neighbors have complained about the loud noise at 6:30AM. If I receive two more warnings, I can be evicted with out notice. So it looks like my Keurig is going back. :( I really wish Keurig would offer a solution.
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No! That's especially where the imitation tray failed, in addition to accommodating fewer K-cups. The Epica holds more K-cups, is stronger, and handles the weight of our Keurig model B70 with reservoir full of water perfectly.