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?This will be for my daughter, college, and the travel mug function is a big part of the purchase consideration.Thanks.Also do these units have an automatic shut off after some point in time? 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?This will be for my daughter, college, and the... » Read More 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?This will be for my daughter, college, and the travel mug function is a big part of the purchase consideration.Thanks.Also do these units have an automatic shut off after some point in time? « Show Less
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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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The B60 does have a shut off feature, actually 2 different ones. You can set it to shut off at a set time (say, 8:00AM) or you can set it to shut of after x-amount of hours after the last brew. I almost bought the B70 for the 11.25 oz travel mug size, but instead we went with the B60 and we use a 16 oz. travel mug and run the 7.25 oz cycle twice through an Extra Bold k-cup. Tastes just fine. I have ordered some "travel mug" size K-cups through keurig.com, but their selection is slim being that these are new k-cups.
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The B70 does have a feature to turn on and shut itself off. I believe the B60 has that same feature but I'm not 100% sure.
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I found a great page that has A LOT of great information on Keurig coffee makers. You may find this page helpful! good luck!http://www.nichepage.com/n/kitchenware/keurig-coffee-makers
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It uses the standard K-cups that you can get everywhere, NOT the Vue or the new 2.0. It does not, however, use the My K-cup that allows you to use your own coffee. It doesn't fit. I love this brewer. It is much better than the B40.
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I got a B60 for Christmas and measured it with a P3 Kill A Watt.- Mine takes about 4 minutes to heat water from unplugged- When idle, it consumes 5-6 watts, with infrequent spikes to 400 watts to keep heated, and during brewing- After a brew cycle, when it pumps new water it spikes to 1500 watts for about a minute- A brew cycle uses less than 0.02kWh- Mine used a total of 0.67kWh in a 24 hour period including 5 brew cycles- At $0.15 per kWh, that's around 10 cents a day to leave it heated 24/7.
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I sold mine and bought a Keurig so I don't know. You could probably find the info on their website. Having owned both, I would recommend the Keurig Mini. Same size but makes better coffee by far. Huge difference. That's why I sold my Cuisinart.
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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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Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16... » Read More Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Honestly we haven't used the travel mug size versions. We use the vue and k cup normal size.
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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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Either would work. I chose the V2 for my V700. By being able to brew K cups, I now have a wider variety of flavors I can brew.
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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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I really don't know. That is why I just buy the 80 cup. Some times I buy 2. Which is cheaper than the 108 cup.
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I decided on the K75 Platinum due to the size of the water reservoir being so large, hence not needing to fill as often, the fact that you can set the K75 to turn off and then back on to heat the water in time for your needed cup. I don't like having the power on all the time so this feature is awesome. this package deal also came with the charcoal filter and a refillable, removable coffee filter so you can use your own coffee as well as a large selection of the Kcups so we could decide which type/brand of coffee we liked. We found we have entirely different tastes in our coffee. Love, love, love our K75 Platinum! Hope this helped as I really didn't look that much further at the B70 after finding the K75.
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I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the top with milk and sugar already in the cup. another thing thats great is the tank is dishwasher safehope this helps I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the... » Read More I do not have the 9000 but I did some research on it compared to the 9008 and all the functions and features are the exact same. the only difference between them is the 9000 is about 3/4" shorter than the 9008 and less than a 1/2" narrower. I see no need to spend more for the 9000 unless that little difference in size makes a huge difference to you. as for the 9008, it is the best on demand coffee maker i have ever owned. my favorite part is that you can program the large and small cup sizes to your cups at home. I have mine set to fill my travel mug or my regular mug right to the top with milk and sugar already in the cup. another thing thats great is the tank is dishwasher safehope this helps « Show Less
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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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I was told by a BB&B; employee it was b/c Keurig was not happy that SoloFill came out with a product that allowed you to buy the "cheaper" coffee and use in the more expensive machines, i.e.- buy K cups instead of Vue cups. I have a V2, but want another one. Cannot find them anywhere! Still not in BB&B; stores as of today.
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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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I have the Keurig office pro and the Brew and Save fit very nicely....the cup holder for the B60 appears similar, so my guess is that they would be a similar fit....hope this helps.