Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Filter MultiStream Technology - Gray (Packaging May Vary)

If you're a coffee lover tired of the rising cost of single-serve pods, the Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Filter with MultiStream Technology is a game-changer. For years, I felt stuck between convenience and quality, but this gray filter broke the cycle. Why I Love It: Cost Savings: This is the biggest win. I can finally use my own coffee beans or ground coffee from my local roaster. No more buying expensive, pre-packaged K-Cups that sit in the cupboard. The savings add up incredibly fast. Quality Control: I get to choose the freshness and roast of my coffee every morning. Whether I want a bold dark roast or a light, fruity blend, I'm not limited by what Keurig sells. MultiStream Technology: I was worried that using my own grounds might mean weaker coffee, but the MultiStream technology really delivers. It brews through the coffee grounds from both the top and the sides, ensuring a rich, full-bodied cup that rivals the pre-packaged pods. Eco-Friendly: Less plastic waste is always a bonus. Knowing I'm not throwing away hundreds of aluminum or plastic pods a month makes the morning brew feel a little better for the planet. The Verdict: This reusable filter is simple, effective, and pays for itself in the first few weeks. It’s the perfect accessory for anyone who wants the Keurig convenience without the recurring pod costs. Highly recommended for daily coffee drinkers looking to upgrade their routine and wallet.

This K-Cup is a great K-Cup for all you people who own a Keurig. K40 machine. My new keurig 2.0. Malfunctioned, so I went to Goodwill and I saw an older model keurig(k40) so I purchased it hoping I could use my K-Cup with this older model I purchased at Goodwill because I don't like the way my coffee comes out with the pods that you purchase in the store filled with coffee because it's too weak. So I was looking in Amazon for a compatible K-Cup that fit the K40 and they showed the Keurig K-Cup that looked like the ones I use that fits my malfunctioned Keurig 2.0 so it must be one designed to fit the K40 specifically I thought So I ordered it! It wasn't until today when I went to check my mail for my kcup and it hadn't arrived yet so out of frustration and being mad wishing it would hurry and get here so I could enjoy my coffee again is when I noticed a video in the product description that I hadn't seen before so I descided to watch it and I so glad I did! So the video shows a lady demonstrating this K-Cup used with my newly purchased but much older model keurig K-40 I found at Goodwill to take the place of my newer Keurig 2.0 (very clean in pristine condition) as I watched the video it shows her pulling out the K-40 models built in holder that holds the coffee pods then this is where the video became very clear to me.... it showed her taking the Grey tab off the K-kup then sitting in the place where she took the built in pod holder out and placed the kcup into the machine! So after that I got to the part of the video where she stated "Attention Keurig 2.0 owners DO NOT remove the Grey tab"! That's when I had my wake up moment, my uh-huh moment, that's where I went wrong and unnecessary went without my coffee for a solid week I wasn't assembling things right. When they say advertise these K- cups as universal, they weren't kidding! it. I was not paying attention I guess or doing enough research. Anyways, I immediately went to work and I brewed my first cup of coffee with my new yet much older machine and let me tell you, the Keurig K40 brews a much better cup of coffee using these K cups than my newer model did. Not a joke. I give this product a five star review. Unfortunately, I have several of them kicking around so I don't need anymore do I'll return this one and receive a credit for something else but I just wanted to share this review with anyone who might be in my situation or similar to mine! Had this jcup came in the mail on time I might have not found this video out of frustration so I guess like the saying goes everything happens for a reason! FYI. for all of you who might like your 12-16ounce cup of coffee strong like I do then start brewing your coffee in 4ounce incrimints and pull your coffee cup out and put something in it's place to catch the remaining hot watered down coffee!! Continue doing it this way and with every 4ounce brew cycle to get you to the 12 or 16 ounce cup of coffee! Remember you also need to fill the K-cup with coffee everytime you select the 4ounce brew as well! This is how you can get to your personal desired strength. It works great this way! Works well: This product very much is a universal product and it does work with all Keurig models I might add.

The K‑Cup Reusable Filter is honestly giving eco‑friendly main character energy. I popped this into the Keurig and suddenly it’s like the machine got a personality upgrade. Here’s the vibe: MultiStream Magic — It brews your coffee like it’s trying to impress you. Even extraction, no sad weak spots. Reusable Queen — Saves money, saves the planet, saves you from buying 400 K‑cups every month. Easy Clean — Rinse, dump, done. No drama. Flavor Booster — Your coffee tastes better because you can use your own grounds instead of whatever mystery blend comes in a pod. Rating: 5/5 — It’s giving “barista but make it lazy‑friendly.” Your Keurig is basically in its influencer era now.

This is the 2nd Update; I deleted original review and 1st update for brevity. Brief summary: First I loved it. Then I hated it. Now I’m back to liking it. Bought Supreme Plus Smart in Feb ‘23. That died. I came home today with a replacement from Best Buy via Geek Squad extended warranty. In that interim, Keurig has tweaked the design of the Supreme Plus Smart. The first one I bought had a weird, slanted and convex plate with drainage slots on the edges where the k-cup holder attached. That set every k-cup at an angle, with the pull down top part and 5 needles angled accordingly. The adapter in this review set at an angle with a rather janky fit, resulting in leaks and coffee grounds everywhere. I also had a high number of blown out standard k-cups with the original Keurig Smart Plus machine as well. This newly tweaked version of the Supreme Plus now has a simplified, flat surface where the k-cup holder sets into. I have no idea why they made the first version so unnecessarily complicated, but the latest tweaked version of the Supreme Plus Smart with the flat, level cup holder now works as it should. In the latest version of the brewer, this adapter works like a standard k-cup. No grinds in the cup, no silt, no water dripping out of places where it shouldn’t. If you plan to purchase this adapter, first look at the plate where your k-cup holder is seated. If it’s angled and curved, do not buy this adapter. If it has a simple flat, level plate where the k-cup holder is seated, this thing works just fine (so far).

After I got this figured out I. Love it, use it everyday in stead of buying the pre packaged pods, just rinse out after every use ( could of had better instructions )

I was going to only give this 4 stars due to how poorly the design is for the plus models (older keurig pro) needing the extra grey clip, as it is not particularly foolproof and took a few minutes to figure it out and it has to be taken apart every time (as the lid holds it in place and removing the lid makes it fall in) with the clip always falling back in and having to be retrieved from inside the housing of the brewer. Hence my low marks on easy to use. Not impossible nor difficult, but honestly if your making coffee you probably need it and this extra annoyances dont help. However that being said with high quailty grounds, man this thing makes some amazing coffee! So down here in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (better food than New Orleans so we know flavor around here) we use Community Coffee which is packaged right here in the city, it has a strong flavor almost an aquired taste (normal coffee tastes like burnt and flavorless to me since I am conditioned for it now). Most coffee pots as a carafe with paper filters brew it fine (what its designed for), the k cups for this brand is ok definitely not as good as grounds with paper filter as it seems k cups is an afterthought for Community. But using grounds in this adapter from the k cup side it blew everything out of the water in regards to taste and flavor. Worth every penny, and definitely worth the trouble. Im so excited for my coffee in the morning that even if the clip falls in I dont try to throw the adapter out the window any more. Had no idea coffee could taste so good. My technique for this is to use mid grinded coffee like is used in paper filters and keep it refrigerated until I am using it (dont leave it in the pot overnight), course ground is not enough flavor (but still good), yet fine ground lets too much through the mesh so mid ground gives best results. Yes people tell not to put in fridge due to "moisture" but really modern full sized fridges have at minimum a moisture reducer mode or something that can make some foods last longer so should be on anyway, but starting from cold grounds imparts far more flavor. You cant really do this with k cups as they will break at the seal if cold. The other thing is this adapter holds more grounds than needed, as you can brew 2 large or 3 small cups without losing much flavor, but any less than the max fill line some water does not get used in brewing and less flavor is imparted. Its better to fill to max fill line on adapter with grounds and make two cups with it (the second one set strong) than to try and add less grounds. I generally make 18-20oz of coffee in the morning, this is why I got this in the first place since using the same k cup twice really isnt that good tasting nor cheap, or two k cups for more cost than buying a coffee. I make the first 6-8oz on regular and the next 12oz on strong, works perfect on my 5yr old something model kerig pro but results may vary my guess is many may see similar results. I only replace the grounds after that 18-20oz or so, or I take out the whole adapter and pop it back into the fridge immediately after brewing for the next day if doing small cups. The second brew the next day believe it or not is still better than the k cup of this coffee brand specifically, but only if its refrigerated before brewing. My guess is refrigerated grounds really makes the difference here, but this adapter is very well designed specifically to make very good coffee even if it does have some shortcomings in other parts of its design. Its an acceptable tradeoff for those who consider the flavor of the coffee important.

I only write reviews when I feel strongly about something and this is one of those situations. You all have to know what you're getting into with this horrible product so here goes. First of all, I'm an avid Keurig fan and drink many cups of coffee a day so ease of use is high on my value list. I have had many Keurig's over the years and many many reusable k-cup holders/pods etc. along with them. I recently bought a new Keurig Supreme Multi Stream machine and thought this time I would go with the more expensive Keurig brand reusable k-cup filters because maybe there's a reason why they're so much more expensive than everything else. I mean, they designed them for their own product, right? They have to be good. So confident was I that I bought two of them. Each cost around $10 a piece. Well, let me tell you what I experienced. First the bad because there's so much bad: - The product has an inner basket and an outer holder. You have to pull the basket out of the holder each time you use it - to clean and fill it. The top also comes off so it's a 3-part gizmo. Ummm why so complicated? - To fit the holder into your Keurig, you actually have to remove part of your Keurig! Yes, the holder is too big so you have to remove the harness inside the Keurig that holds the sharp points that puncture the traditional k-cups (this is standard procedure by the way - instructions tell you to do this). Sure, that's a one time swap-out but what if you have other people in your house who want to use regular k-cups from time to time? You will have to swap this piece of your Keurig out every time. Really Keurig? Who thought of this idea and said: "you know, people will like this feature. It's not annoying at all." I'm guessing whoever designed this feature didn't have a spouse who might grouse at them for not putting the regular k-cup harness back in place after every cup brewed - you know, to be considerate of others and all. - The basket where the grounds go has a completely removable top. ok. no big deal so far, but this top doesn't seem to close tightly. So maybe 3 out of 10 cups brewed, the top pops off while brewing and you get a coffee completely filled with your grounds. The Keurig literally pumps your grounds out of the basket into your coffee cup. Hmm yummy. It's a good thing you can see them all over the cup before you drink or it would be one heck of a morning wakeup. I know this is a design and manufacturing problem because it affects both of the two that I bought. And to top that off (every pun intended), I returned one of them because it was not even staying closed after like the 2nd time I used it. It literally would pop off in my hand after I pushed it down. So I sent that back and got another one. I was thinking maybe, just maybe, I won the lottery and received two poorly manufactured products. Nope, the replacement did the same thing. What's worse is that the more you use them, the less tight the top fits to the basket. So your chances of a mouthful of grinds increases with use. Way to go Keurig. - One more "feature" I definitely did not like is that the basket is very narrow. I typically use a traditional small spoon to scoop my grinds into the basket. With this basket your chances of spilling are much higher because it's narrower than any other refillable filter I've used. Which means you get grinds on the rim that then have to be wiped clean or the top won't close at all. You all remember the top closing issue, right? So this just adds to that fun. - Price, price, price. $10 a piece? I don't even know what to say. I was expecting this product to be so much better than all the others out there because it's Keurig branded and costs so much. It turns out it's junk. I'm guessing someone dreamed up this idea and it went horribly wrong during execution but they decided to churn it out and sell it anyway. Someone deserves to be very ashamed of this product. I know I would be. Oh, and here's the good: - You can return it. Just return it and run the other way. I've used mine many times so I will just consider it a loss at this point. Maybe I can save the rest of you by sharing my experience. Don't waste your time. Return it right away and buy something better. I recently bought the multi-colored Reusable K cup filters for the Supreme machine (multi stream enabled) and they work great. so simple and easy to use. and so much cheaper! Good luck all. I hope I helped at least one person out there...

Why would Keurig make such a complicated, unhandy, overengineered device? They give you this complicated device that has all the parts for ANY Keurig. Two sets of instructions, THREE parts I did not need 1. adapter for some device that Keurig enginners botched the design for (oops didn't fit) 2. some vertical plastic piece their engineers also botched on some other machine's design, and 3. a rubber adaptor for old single needle Keurigs. I feel like I paid for two of these things and got only one. Anybody need my spare useless parts I paid for? Here's how you do it: 1. Remove your K-Cup sleeve from your machine 2. Put coffee in the filter to a fill line 3. Put the filter piece down into a special sleeve, 4. Put the lid piece onto the special sleeve, aligning dots and twist locking into place 5. Place the entire assembly into the hole left by the original sleeve you removed in step 1 6. Close the lid, make the coffee. 7. Make a big mess when it comes time to dump the grounds, disassemble the device, wash it off and do it again. Really? I wish I had time to produce a good quality humorous video. I will say that it works, but man oh man what a pain to use.

The reusable My K-Cup filter from Keurig Dr Pepper works great and has already saved me a lot of money. It’s easy to fill, fits perfectly in my machine, and makes great coffee using my own grounds. It’s simple to clean and a great alternative to buying disposable pods. Highly recommend if you want to save money and reduce waste.

Works great! Totally satisfied.

Si no quieres gastar mucho dinero comprando cápsulas de café este filtro reutilizable es una maravilla, además de que puedes usar cualquier tipo de café que usarías con cualquier cafetera convencional

So disappointed. Paid above the odds hoping this would fit my Keurig machine - it does not. Received in slightly torn box as well. Cannot recommend.

Perfecta para mi keurig , ya no chorrea , nueces producto ,