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Keurig K-2550 Business Coffee Maker 110 oz

  • 110 oz water reservoir, or plumb directly to a water line
  • 5 cup sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 oz
  • STRONG button increases strength and bold taste
  • K-Cup pod compatible, single cup brew
  • Buttons control the brew, semi-automatic operation
  • 12 x 13 x 14.25 inches, 17 pounds
  • Stainless steel body, black and silver finish
  • Filter included, reusable filter type

Updated 26 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A pod brewer built for a break room or office counter, with a reservoir that can also be plumbed to a line. It is not a smart machine and it is not a grinder, so it only suits buyers who already use pods.

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ASIN: B0DT4P8G6RModel: K-2550Category: Single-Serve Coffee Makers

Overview

A reservoir and pump feed the brew head, so the machine draws from its own tank unless a water line is connected. Pods drop into a single-cup holder, and buttons on the front set the cup size and the stronger brew option. The housing uses non-porous materials, and a reusable filter comes in the box.

A large tank and direct plumbing option let one machine serve a line of people without constant refilling. The trade is that it only brews from pods, so anyone expecting to grind and measure their own coffee will not get that here. Buttons and a strength setting keep the routine simple for shared use.

Who it's for

Workplaces, waiting rooms and small kitchens where staff or guests make one cup at a time get a tank that holds enough for a busy stretch. Someone who wants a smart brewer controlled from a phone should look elsewhere, and a home user who measures fresh grounds has no use for the pod holder.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Large reservoir cuts down on refills
  • Can be plumbed to a water line
  • Five cup sizes from small to large
  • Strong button for a bolder cup
Cons
  • Pod use only, no ground coffee basket
  • Not smart home compatible
  • No grinder or milk frother
  • Wattage not listed

Performance notes

Cup size and the strength setting decide how much water passes through the pod and how concentrated the result tastes. A reservoir machine pulls from the tank each brew, while a plumbed setup feeds the same head from the line, so the plumbing choice changes refill habits rather than the brew itself. Non-porous surfaces and a reusable filter cut down on residue between cleanings.

Specifications

BrandKeurig
ModelK-2550
Dimensions & fit
Item weight17 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H14.2 × 12 × 13 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity6.88 pounds
Construction & materials
MaterialStainless Steel
ColorBlack
Compatibility & installation
Compatible Coffee PodsK-Cup
Smart Home CompatibilityNot Smart Home Compatible
Included components
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsFilter
Other details
Coffee Input TypePod
Coffee Maker TypeDrip Coffee Machine
Filter TypeReusable
Operation ModeSemi-Automatic
Number of Items1
Other Special Features of the ProductAdjustable Brew Strength, Single Cup Brew
StyleModern
Specific Uses For ProductFilter coffee, iced coffee

Frequently asked questions

How much counter space does the Keurig K-2550 take up?

The brewer measures 14.25 inches deep, 12 inches wide and 13 inches high and weighs 17 pounds, so plan for a footprint close to a full place setting on the counter.

Can the K-2550 use ground coffee instead of pods?

No. The coffee input type is pod and the compatible pods are K-Cup, so it brews from pods rather than loose grounds.

Does the K-2550 connect to a phone or smart home system?

No. It is listed as not smart home compatible, and the controls are buttons on the machine.

Which cup sizes can the K-2550 brew?

Five sizes are available: 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 oz, and the STRONG button increases strength and bold taste on a brew.