How to use this page: every card carries the live Amazon price, read at page load. We hold no review-record reference price for these, because they are catalogued from their own listings rather than evaluated by us, so the honest yardstick is the price you can see today against the price you saw last week. Note it now and check again on the day.
Prime Big Deal Days is October 6–7, 2026. Keurig discounts widely, and the range is large enough that the cheapest discounted machine is rarely the right answer.
- A crossed-out list price is not a discount. Compare the live price against what the thing cost last week, not against a number the seller chose.
- Prime Big Deal Days is a members’ event. The price you see may not be the price you get without Prime.
- The pods cost more than the machine over a year. Factor that before a machine discount decides it for you.
The Keurig field, with live prices
Every Keurig in our catalog, cheapest first, with the maintenance consumables that go with them. Specifications are each listing’s own.
K-Mini Mate
Four inches wide, one cup at a time - the small-space answer. Listing states a compact brewer 4 inches wide with a One Cup reservoir brewing up to 12 oz, fitting a to-go cup up to 7.25 inches.
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K-Express
The cheapest Keurig with a reservoir rather than a single cup. Listing states 8, 10 and 12 oz brew sizes, a Strong Brew button, a 42 oz removable reservoir giving up to 4 cups before refilling, a removable drip tray taking travel mugs up to 7.4 inches, and an auto-off 5 minutes after the last brew.
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K-Classic
The long-running default; three sizes, no iced setting. Listing states 6, 8 and 10 oz brew sizes with the 6 oz size giving the strongest brew, a 48 oz removable reservoir, an auto-off programmable to 2 hours idle, and a box containing 4 K-Cup pods plus a water filter handle and 2 water filters.
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K-Supreme
Dual-position tank and a stronger/iced setting at the $100 mark. Listing states MultiStream Technology, 6, 8, 10 and 12 oz brew sizes, a 66 oz dual-position removable reservoir, brewing hot over ice, and back-to-back brewing with no wait for reheating.
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K-Elite
The one with temperature control and hot water on demand. Listing states 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 oz brew sizes, strength and temperature control, an iced setting, a hot water on demand button, programmability, and a water filter handle and filter in the box.
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K-Duo Hot & Iced (Gen 2)
Pods and a carafe of ground coffee from one machine. Listing states brewing from both K-Cup pods and ground coffee, MultiStream Technology, 6, 8, 10 and 12 oz single cups or 6, 8, 10 and 12-cup carafes, a brew-over-ice setting, strong brew and extra hot functions, and one 72 oz reservoir shared by both sides.
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My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter
The refillable pod, if you want ground coffee in a Keurig. Listing states a reusable coffee filter for Keurig brewers, branded My K-Cup.
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Keurig Water Filter Replacements, 12 pack
The consumable most owners forget exists. Listing states 12 charcoal filters each lasting about 2 months, compatible with K-Mini, K-Supreme, K-Slim, K-Express, K-Classic, K-Duo, K-Duo Hot & Iced, K-Elite, K-Select, K-Cafe, K-Compact and all Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 brewers, and not compatible with Cuisinart machines.
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What actually separates the models
Across the K- range the brewing is more alike than the prices imply. What changes is tank size, whether the machine offers a strong or iced setting, cup-size options, and on some models a carafe as well as a pod. Those are convenience differences, not cup-quality differences.
So the honest question is which conveniences you will use daily. A K-Mini on a small counter beats a larger machine you discounted into buying and then resent the footprint of.
The pods are the real cost
Work out what you drink in a year before a machine discount persuades you. Pods are the recurring cost and they outweigh the machine quickly. A reusable filter changes that arithmetic entirely, which is why one is carded above alongside the machines.
If the waste bothers you as much as the cost, our reusable pod guide covers what each route actually removes.
Frequently asked questions
When is Prime Big Deal Days 2026?
Amazon’s October Prime event runs October 6–7, 2026. It is a members’ event, so prices shown may require a Prime membership.
Which Keurig model should I buy?
Decide on tank size and counter space first — the brewing is similar across the range, and the price gaps mostly buy convenience features rather than a better cup.
Are Keurig pods cheaper during Prime Day?
Consumables are often discounted alongside machines, but we do not predict depth. Every card here carries the live price at page load so you can judge it on the day.
Can I use ground coffee in a Keurig?
Yes, with a reusable filter basket, which is carded above. It removes the pod cost entirely at the price of filling and rinsing it yourself.
More Prime Day deals
Each page carries the reviewed models for its brand or category and the everyday price a discount has to beat.
Sources for this page: Prime Big Deal Days dates: Amazon’s own announcement of the October event · Machine specifications and compatibility: each product’s own current listing, read on the date recorded against its catalog entry · Prices: live from Amazon at page load, with the fetch time shown on each card. No discount depth is predicted or quoted on this page. Live prices come from Amazon at page load; the price at purchase applies.
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