
Vertuo Plus
The all-rounder pod machine: barcoded pods auto-set the brew for espresso up to a full mug, with thick crema.

The premium K-cup machine: strong-brew mode, iced setting, big sizes, and a large reservoir.
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If your household lives on K-cups, the K-Elite is the nicest way to brew them — a Strong mode, an Iced setting, sizes up to 12oz, hot water on demand, and a 75oz tank. It's about convenience, not specialty flavor; a reusable pod cuts the cost and waste.
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Where the K-Elite comes up in our guides.
The gear that pairs with the K-Elite to make a complete, working setup.

The box you re-order is the real running cost of a Keurig — per-pod prices run from about 39 cents to nearly a dollar.

A standalone frother adds café-style milk foam for lattes and cappuccinos without a steam wand.

A vacuum-insulated mug keeps your coffee hot for hours and doesn't leak in a bag.

The all-rounder pod machine: barcoded pods auto-set the brew for espresso up to a full mug, with thick crema.

Original-line espresso with a thick crema and the widest third-party pod ecosystem.

The smallest, cheapest way into Original-line espresso — barely bigger than a mug.

The cheapest current route into Vertuo — five cup sizes, a side-mounted tank, and a footprint built for a small counter.

The K-Cup machine for households that also want lattes — a built-in frother handles the milk the rest of the Keurig line ignores.