Does this have a water reservoir like a Keurig does? If so, how much water does it hold?
2034022
The answer by SYV MOM is the correct one. That is, there is an internal water tank and, no, it is not like on a Keurig. Once filled, the internal tank must be kept full. So, each time you make coffee, you first add the amount of water you plan to brew. You can brew up to 14 oz. at a time.
2034023
No water reservoir. You have to pour water in the top of the unit for each cup.
2034024
Yes but it is small, it holds the max size cup that you can brew, like all Bunn coffee makersI perfer this maker. Coffee taste better, I guess the water is always fresh. Best one I have owned so far.. .
2034025
Technically, it does have an internal reservoir, but its purpose is not to save you time (by not having to refill with water everytime you use the unit) like the Keurig reservoirs. The purpose of the BUNN reservoir is to keep the water temp warm so that the unit quickly produces water at the right temp (approx 200 degrees) for brewing. You have to pour in the volume that you want to come out every time (e.g. 10 oz water in, 10 oz coffee out). This is a much better way of brewing than the Keurig units (faster, correct temperature).
2034026
No, the water delivery system is different. The machine holds 14 oz. of water constantly. When you want a cup of coffee, you then add the amount of water that you'd like in that serving, and that's the amount of water that is delivered to your cup, leaving 14 oz in the machine on standby. I was hesitant to buy the machine for this reason, but have found that I actually prefer this method now. I never have to worry about if my mug is 8 oz or 10 oz, I just fill it with water, dump it in the Bunn, and know that I'll get the perfect amount of coffee back.
2034027
It does not have a reservoir, you pour in the amount for each cup of coffee, there are oz markers. I have a little plastic pouring cup I keep next to it, and just fill it up, I thought it would be irritating then it actually is.
2034028
No. It makes a cup at a time, however the coffee it brewed at higher temperature than the Keurig which means a better tasting cup of coffee. It stores some water, however you do need to add a cup at a time.
1668466
to Dan K. This model, I do own and use. It has one button (Brew/Off). Below that there are two indicator lights (Heat and brew). This machine is as simple as it gets. Grab your cup, fill it with water, pour into the top reservoir and close lid and place cup on the filling tray. Then open the k-cup holder, place k-cup in and close lid. Finally, press the brew button. ***I believe you have a different machine as this has no 'size' selector. It only brews as much water as you put into it (up to the max amount the machine is rated for).
1038951
I'm not sure. Those are not cost effective for me so I've not tried to use one. It does have a little removable basket for coffee and I use that. I will say there is not a "well" to hold lots of water. It only holds enough for @14oz of water so it needs to be filled each time coffee is made. I don't mind that...I fill with fresh water and coffee, hit the On button and in about 2 minutes have a very fresh, tasty cup of coffee. I love this little purple guy and use it every day. I recommend it to everyone but it does have a few limitations.
1668467
Hi Dan K, I have no idea, I have had nothing but trouble with this Mr. Coffee version of a "keurig" after having had a Keurig for 8 years. This one leaks, sometimes doesn't release the water, holds very little water, it is totally not worth purchasing. A kettle is easier than this machine.
1342462
A single cup reservoir only holds water for an 8oz cup of whatever, and heats the water one cup at a time. A unit with a reservoir will hold water for multi cups, depending of the cup size. The reservoir typically supplies water for preheating the water, thereby brewing a cup of whatever is much quicker.
1881636
Yes it does. The only down side is it holds less water than you would expect
1849189
no it does not have a removable water reservoir. i wish it did! it is not easy to fill with water.coffee and tea 7 out of 10. take care. dan
434026
It doesn't leak and is sippable while walking. Mine doesn't keep my coffee very hot though. One hour in the gym in the morning and my coffee's cold, even when I wrap it up in a blankie.
1130753
Yes. This is the most awesome coffee maker ever for the price. My friends husband invented( if that is the word to use) a floating devise for the water reserve . I can have my husband email you the specifics. Kathy
587948
Yes, the water reservoir is in the back, it is a small opening, but I do not have a problem with it. I don't have the thermal pot, though. But I love my Cuisinart grind/brew.
126903
no but keurig recomends that you replace the water after about a week if not using it daily as we all know water can get a little yucky if it sits around to long and you could go even longer if using purified water..i love my keurig and gets the coffe piping hot. i bought the ecobrew reusible k-cup also and it works perfect.would recomend that item as well if you like or prefer your own style coffee and dont want to spend a fortune on kcups
2022829
No, it does not. It has a mesh basket that takes ground coffee. I use 2 scoops for 1 avg cup of coffee. This coffee maker makes a perfect hot cup of coffee in about 3 minutes. I love it!. Much cheaper to use, no kcups to buy, don't have to wait for water to heat up. I threw away my keurig coffee maker. Too much trouble.
511653
I have a v700 Keurig which I believe that the v stands for VUE it is very confusing Because I had a Keurig 2700 and it broke and when they sent me a new one it was a v700. As for how much water the reservoir holds, that I can tell you, 2 quarts when it says to add water.
1829182
It has a reservoir. It holds enough water for maybe 5 or 6 cups of coffee. It probably depends on what kind of drink you're making, but you definitely won't have to refill for every cup. Hope that helps!
1032868
The reservoir holds a little more than 1 liter (1 quart) of water to the max fill line. Enough for four 8 oz cups of coffee, or two 16 oz cups (which is what I use.)
1777721
This product is far superior to the keurig version. I have one and I do NOT have any problem with water and coffee grounds spraying all over the place. The water and the coffee stay in the unit where they belong!
1918676
More than likely not - but it doesn't look like a keurig would make enough coffee to fill it either. You might have to look at the specs of the cup and measure it.