Instruction: Answer the given question using the supporting document.

Input:
Question: How tall a mug can it fit?
Document: I got this coffee maker to replace my old Melitta Take-2 and never much cared for the weak, lukewarm K-cup coffee makers. The Kitchenaid makes an 18 ounce mug of very hot coffee. The thermal mug doesn't seem very well insulated on the bottom as the metal part gets pretty hot. The tilt out and removable filter compartment has a re-usable basket but also looks like it might have been designed to use a disposable #2 paper cone filter but they don't fit.
I needed a replacement for another brands personal coffee maker that died recently. I wanted a small personal unit that would take the tall 20 oz. cups I prefer for my morning coffee consumption. Decided on this brand as it seemed to fit the bill, plus it was Amazon Prime eligible with fast delivery (can't function without my morning coffee). So far no problems and once I adjusted the amount of coffee to put in the filter it makes a good cup.
It's a very convenient way to make the good coffee, grab it and go in the mornings. It's a fresh mug of coffee when you need it.
I was looking for a single cup coffeemaker that allowed ground coffee, no pods, with the ability to adjust amount of grounds and water. This is perfect! It comes with a nice travel mug, but I prefer my glass coffee mug. It works just fine with any of my ceramic mugs. The machine shuts itself off when coffee is done. Delicious!
Well built, good design, makes very good coffee.I hesitate to include this info, but I returned this model and bought an Aerobe AeroPress. The Kitchenaid was too big for my kitchen, and I couldn't help but compare it to two other coffee makers I've owned, which were very low profile and made excellent coffee for one or two, made by Melita and Cuisinart. These models are discontinued, as far as I know, so I continued searching for the smallest solution.
Was exactly what we wanted. A coffee maker that doesn't use pods. Makes great coffee and I would recommend this maker.
Very nice looking coffee maker and as long as my wife is happy then everything is good.
This is my second coffee maker. The first died within four months,  WHY? How do I recover that money? I liked it so much I repurchased it.
The unit is sleek and modern looking and only makes about 18 oz max, which suits me fine. I find myself using less coffee with this unit. The coffee takes a tad longer to brew but announces it is done with a beep, then automatically shuts off - a plus. I find I do not use the insulated cup, but transfer the brew into one of my large mugs.
The disappointment is that at $80, the KCM0402 does not make great coffee - simply OK to good coffee. I grind my own beans. The brew is dark and full-bodied but lacks that rich flavor that one finds at Dunkin. I will keep experimenting.
Answer: A hair over 6 in. Where you place your mug, it fits in a place that's abot 1/4 inch deep. That's a drip pan. I love mine. I bought 2 of them, one for a back up. I live alone and a pot of coffee would go to waste. Don't use the same mug that you drink coffee out of the measure out the coffee to put in the coffee maker,, have you ever saw a pot where they used the same pot to pour water in the water tank, the coffee oils had the tank black. You don't want that. Measure or keep the one that came with it and buy you a car mug same size and just use the one clean so you keep your water tank clean. That's what I do.I'm not saying I'm wirte but I've saw to many regular pots with black water tanks of them and how are you going to clean this one. Thanks for asking. Sorry for such a long answer.                                                                                                                                                                                                    Terry