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Document: There is not as much room for a tall coffee mug. I use a tervis for my travel mug and it fits if I remove the coffee cup base.I highly recommend this Coffee Brewer and would purchase it again.
if you have anything taller than normal, or a medium travel mug, you can remove the drip tray to fit the mug in. However if you have a very tall travel mug (I have the large Contigo Auto seal) you'll need to brew it into another container and transfer.
This is indeed a design flaw, but one could pretty easily brew into a regular mug and just transfer the coffee to the travel mug. I don't use travel mugs often, so this really isn't an issue for me.Overall, I am extremely happy with my Bunn brewer.
I just brew into the measuring cup and pour it into my tall travel mug. Hands down this machine produces the best cup of coffee I have had in a long time! Hoping it last, but with a two year warranty and Bunn's great customer service I'm confident I made the right choice!
However, it has the added flexibilty of making a single cup of fresh ground ground coffee or a cup of loose tea. The serving size is from one standard cup up to a larger travel mug.It's got a small footprint, and its stainless + black fits nicely in the kitchen. It's unobtrusive, and quite effective.
Been using it for a while...it works great, love the flexibility, tea, coffee, hot water for drinks and even Raman noodles! Easy to keep looking new and easy to clean the ground coffee screen.My only desire is that it was a little taller so my &#34;mega&#34; travel mug fit better...
This machine met all of those! Granted, it has more 'parts', but they are easy to clean. The water heats quickly and fills my 14 oz travel mug without multiple attempts like the 6 oz and 10 oz selections on other machines. Again, this product exceeded our expectations and we couldn't be happier! (Can't say the same for some of our other K-Cup user friends! :-)
This does take maybe 5-10 minutes. Also, take the time to learn the meaning of the different lights. It is well worth the effort. After this, you can make a cup in about a minute or so. By removing the drip pan (effortless) you can use a travel mug. The Bunn is not a &#34;pretty&#34; machine. It simply does what it was designed to do. This is all I ask.
If I wanted, it would only take a minute or so to have another fresh cup.The only down side that I see, is that I now need a shorter travel mug. When using the ground coffee attachment, the clearance is only about 7"  and that's a lot shorter than the travel mugs I have now. That being said, I love the My Cafe MCU.Would I recommend this?
I only run 8oz. So it's not like I am pulling a huge travel mug. Also, you can hardly fit 14oz mug under the k-cup drawer. It takes some wrangling, not real happy with that either. If your mug is less than 14oz then be careful because at the end of the pull it shoots water out to finish it up. I would warn you that it will burn you but mine won't.
Answer: I pull out the two bottom trays to fit my 14 oz travel mug under the nozzle.  I have a 10 oz one that fits without taking the trays out.