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Question: Is this model commercial grade?
Document: Cannot use an adapter for your own coffee quantity. This is a commercial model. Model is grade for small offices!
This is a tough, well built, commercial grade Keurig brewer.PROS: It's a lot heavier than the K10 mini home model we've used in the past, has a heavy duty power cord, and the water reservoir is stainless steel versus the usual plastic. The handle on the cup portion closes solidly versus our K10 mini which feels flimsy when you close it. This thing looks like it could take a beating.
I read all of the reviews before purchasing the Keurig and was a little worried but willing to take the risk due to the discounted price. Yes, this is a commercial grade Keurig. However, it is a very well made brewer and everything I have brewed so far has been fantastic!!! Worth the $$ if you are like me and unwilling to pay $100+ for a coffee brewer! !
I ordered this machine for my office. I have the Keurig B60 Special Edition at home and enjoy the ease of its use. After looking in local stores for a smaller machine, I found this one on Amazon for about $20 less. This is a commercial grade single brew Keurig designed for hotel rooms and is much sturdier than the models I found locally. You do have to use a trimmer mug to fit under the brew spout, but with the collection I have, that was no problem.
I don't know about the others. I know this is a commercial model, but I would think that means it is more sturdy. We'll wait and see!
Apparently the B130 model is a commercial model made for hotels. The reusable filters do not fit and are not usable in this machine. I've tried four different ones and they don't fit. It was not clear that this was the case. No wonder it was $20 cheaper then the regular models.
It's compact and very well constructed. What people don't realize is that this model is exactly the same as the B30 Mini. The only difference is that it won't accept the My K-cup, because is a commercial model. It's selling for $40 less than the B30, which is a great deal. This is a much sturdier model comparing to the home editions. I don't really care it doesn't fit the My K-Cup.
This is the commercial version that is found in some hotels and even on some cruise ships. While it does not have a water reservoir so you have to add water every time you use it, the low price makes that minor inconvenience a non-issue. It's slower than my brother's upscale model but cost half as much; I'm willing to wait an extra minute for my morning coffee.
I bought this because it was cheaper than the rest. Most cost close to a hundred dollars. It works fine, takes very little space. The only downside is that if I use a reusable pod (Keurig doesn't make one as this is a commercial model, but stuff floating around on Amazon work in it) I have to wash the pod, and clean the machine as some water spills over its spout.
The pod holder does not un-screw like other models. It does however "pop" out from below, just push and it un-snaps. Regardless there are many options for using pods in these machines. This model is not bad, but if you pay more than $70 you are paying too much. 8oz cup and a 3 minute wait, this is designed for hotels. Probably built better than other models so it last for commercial use.
Answer: It is designed for commercial use, apparently in motel rooms. Since it's the only one I have, I can't compare it to the others. It has a heavy duty power cord and picture instructions on the front. It is easy to clean, and has no water reservoir.The 130 is happiest when the water you pour in is not too cold.I like it enough that I recently purchased a second one for Mom's house.