6 Reusable Refillable Coffee Filters For Keurig Family 2.0 and 1.0 Brewers Fits K200, K300/K350/K360,K450/K460, K500/K550/K560 (Purple, 6)

I love these little cups. After having used them for a few months, I have a lot of comments, but the main takeaway is: they work great, and they are the best solution I've found to quickly brew a single cup of coffee on my own terms. Here are some things I've learned:1) I got a 4-pack of these cups, and typically drink about 2 cups of coffee a day when working from home. With the frequency I use the dishwasher, 4 cups is enough that I never have to hand-clean one when I'm ready for coffee. The dirty cups in the dishwasher are clean by the time I go through the spares.2) These wash well in the dishwasher. My machine has a silverware rack with a flip-top cover, so I fold the lid back on the cups and put them in the silverware tray face down and close the rack. Occasionally I'll put a spoon or something in the same tray to kind of pin it down. The cups come completely clean, there aren't coffee grinds all over my machine, and the cups seem to be holding up just fine to the wear. Obviously, you want to knock most of the grounds out into the trash can before washing, which leads me to...3) While the lid of the cup is still closed, bang the cup on the counter or sink a couple of times before dumping it in the trash. This will loosen them up a bit and they'll fall right out. Then, straight to the dishwasher (or even use it again if you are turning things around quickly). If you have the time/space, just let it dry out completely and then the old coffee tumbles right out.4) An earlier review recommended the "Perfect Pod EZ Scoop" (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AML6LT0/) which I skeptically bought for about $7. This little gizmo is a *must*...do yourself a favor and add this to your coffee drawer. It's kind of hard to explain, but the pre-measured scoop and no-spill lid really do make the process easy and mess free...you won't regret it.5) The cups are holding up very well. They don't hit the needles in the machine, and the plastic 'hinge' in the lids has held up very well to my usage and the extreme heat of my dishwasher. I've been using them for 6 months now and they show no sign of wear...even though I'm totally willing to buy a new set when these break, because I like my current setup a lot. I also think the minor expense is worth it to keep 2 k-cups per day out of the landfills.6) I have an old Keurig machine...like, really old, I don't even know what model it is. So I can't comment on how these work with the new machines that try to validate the cups. I really hope that my brewer doesn't die so that I don't have to run that experiment.Obviously, I'm quite pleased. I don't really have anything negative to say. You *do* have to clean the cups, which is a negative versus the disposable k-cups. But if you are here considering this product, you are probably looking for a reusable solution. They are a lot easier to clean than my reusable pour-over filter, and it's nice that you can get enough that you don't need to worry about cleaning it immediately. Highly recommended!

Whether you choose to go with this product or not, congrats on taking the first step to come out of the K-Cup quandary. Not only are they not bio-degradable, they lack the aroma and taste of fresh ground coffee. With these reusable pods, you can enjoy your cup of joe just the way you like it.Now coming to this product, I would say it is intelligently designed for the dumb Kurigs of yesteryears. My neighbor ordered this unit along with me and it did not work on his Kurig as it is the later generation with the "smart" screen that keeps you entangled within the Kurig line of products. My Kurig is the dumb one without the sensor and these pods work brilliantly. They are made to measure and have room to avoid the pin at the base. the inlet pin at the top fits perfectly through the lid and I have had no issues with leaks. The coffee tastes better as they are fresher and cleaning these pods is a breeze - just rinse it out and they have been in the dishwasher too.The 4-pack makes sense as you dont have to make and rinse and reuse the same one if you are making more than 1 cup of coffee (this convenience ends at 4 cups but who needs more than 4 cups at the same time!). They are made of sturdy materials (although the bright pink color is a bit odd - but not a deciding factor) and at just over 2 bucks a piece, you have a great deal right there. I would recommend it. Buy it.

These reusable K-cups are fantastic. I like that the filter screens are on the sides and bottom so that your coffee grinds get thoroughly saturated during the brewing process. These things last forever as well, I'm talking years.If you want to save money and drink superior coffee then do yourself a favor and buy a coffee grinder to go along with these reusable K-cups. You can get great tasting and relatively affordable coffee beans here at Amazon, Costco or Sam's Club. I'll never go back to using regular K-cups again.They are easy to clean, I simply dump the grinds in the garbage can and rinse them quickly with warm water in the sink. Find the right blend of coffee beans and you're drinking something that tastes better than prefilled K-cups, saving a lot of money and cutting down on quite a bit of plastic waste. These are a no brainer.

They work well the majority of the time, but the lid doesn't always stay closed/sealed as designed. It will also not always allow for the Keurig lid to fully close down on it.

Love these - I use the paper filters also so clean up is a breeze - saves the extra non recyclable plastics out of the landfills

easy to fill and clean. works like pods. economical. last for many years if used and cleaned gently.i allow to dry overnight then empty using a wooden popcycle stick. wash in warm soapy water occasionaly.

I believe this kind is the best there us out there for Keurig reusable pods. They work great, super easy to clean and can even go in the dishwasher.

These so far are the best style re-usable pods I have tried. Been using them for 8 years now. Easy to clean and these ones seem to last the longest.

Great bang for buck. One of the cheaper options on Amazon but seem to be the same as any other filter except they’re purple! They are sturdy and strain well