Ok, so I’ve had Keurig in the past, I like the convenience factor, but that’s it.  In the end it just doesn’t compare to other “traditional” ways of brewing coffee. K-cup pods only have enough grounds for a 6oz brew, so your essentially just have watered down coffee with the larger brew options. The added features are ok, set up was easy. I tried multiple different combinations with the supplied kcups and they were all pretty much the same. Either way, everyone has their preference, mine happens to be grinding beans and brewing with a drip coffee maker. A little extra time, but it’s just produces more flavorful coffee.