This Keurig sale will save you a bundle on the super versatile K-Cafe

Shayna Murphy, Reviewed
·3 min read
Brew a better cup of coffee with the K-Cafe.
Brew a better cup of coffee with the K-Cafe.

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If you rely on a steaming hot cup of java every morning, listen up, because this Keurig sale happening at Best Buy won't just save you some extra beans. Rather, this deal could transform your entire morning routine and give you the much-needed jump you need to get your day off to an excellent start.

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Originally $199.99, the Keurig K-Cafe single-serve K-Cup coffee maker is currently on sale for $149.99, so you can save $50. With a 4.8-star rating from nearly 2,000 shoppers at Best Buy, this device—which was our pick for the most versatile pod coffee maker out now—is one of the best you can buy.

In testing, we found that this impressive unit didn't just brew coffee—it also conjured up mouthwateringly good lattes and cappuccinos, so caffeine lovers can get a lot of mileage out of this bad Larry. Made with a large 60-ounce reservoir, this Keurig is great if you're trying to make a lot of java but don't want to have to constantly pause to refill the water. It comes with a dishwasher-safe milk frother and also features an intuitive control pad that allows you to easily leap from brewing shots (2 ounces) of espresso or coffee (6, 8, 12 ounces). You can even control the strength of your brew.

We're big fans of the Keurig K-Cafe here at Reviewed, and now it's on sale.
We're big fans of the Keurig K-Cafe here at Reviewed, and now it's on sale.

The one downside? It's a big pod coffee maker, which means it may take up a lot of countertop space and may not be the best choice for small kitchens. Still, our testers think it's a stellar investment—and they're not alone. "[I was] so excited to start making lattes and [cappuccinos] for my wifey! They are delicious and really easy to make," raved one Best Buy customer. Another wrote: "Coffee purists will likely still scoff at the idea of using a Keurig, but there is no denying the simplicity that this machine affords. The addition of a 2-ounce concentrated shot option and an easy-to-use milk frother will bring some new life to your old morning routine."

This sale price means you have a chance to grab this delightful, top-rated Keurig at a sweet discount, so whatever you do, don't let it pass you by.

Get the Keurig K-Cafe Single Serve K-Cup Coffee Maker at Best Buy for $149.99 (Save $50)

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