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Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced Single-Serve & Carafe Coffee Maker Black: Electric Drip Coffee Pot, 72 oz Capacity
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- BREW FOR ONE OR MANY: Perfect for holiday hosting or cozy mornings, brew a single cup or a full 12-cup carafe to serve family and friends with ease.
- MULTISTREAM TECHNOLOGY FOR FULL FLAVOR: Extracts rich taste and aroma in every brew, ideal for festive gatherings and seasonal sipping.
- SEASONAL VERSATILITY WITH BREW OVER ICE & STRONG BREW: Enjoy refreshing iced coffee or bold, energizing cups to power through holiday hustle.
- EXTRA-LARGE 72 OZ RESERVOIR FOR STRESS-FREE HOSTING: Brew multiple cups or carafes without constant refills, perfect for entertaining guests.
- PROGRAMMABLE AUTO BREW FOR HASSLE-FREE MORNINGS: Schedule your carafe up to 24 hours ahead for effortless holiday mornings and brunches.
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Q: Glass filter that holds the charcoal filter it's not in box with coffee maker
A: Keurig used to include in-reservoir filter kits, recommending that the charcoal filter be replaced every two months. Now you have to buy the filter kit separately, which retails for about $15.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Purchasing the $15 water filter kit will help minimize scale build-up, and prolong pump life. I have absolutely no idea why Keurig decided not to include these with the initial purchase.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Although Keurig no longer includes water filter kits with your initial purchase, using filtered water is important for reducing scale build-up, prolonging the machine's life, and improving flavor.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: The K-Duo coffee maker is compatible with the Keurig Short Handle Water Filter Starter Kit, however, it is sold separately. This is an optional accessory and not required in order to use the coffee maker. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 9 months agoBrand expert
Q: Why didn’t this come with the charcoal filter attachment?
A: An excellent question. The $15 filter kit is required for using charcoal filters. Filtering water reduces the rate of scale build-up and helps to prevent premature pump failure.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: According to the website, FoodDrinkTalk Pro, Keurig's decision to no longer include water filtering kits with new coffee makers is based on, "Design Simplicity", "Cost Savings". and "Convenience".
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Thank you for your question. The K-Duo coffee maker is compatible with the Keurig Short Handle Water Filter Starter Kit; however, this is an optional accessory and is sold separately. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Is a filter required?
A: Filtered water is important for reducing scale build-up, prolonging the life of the coffee maker, and improving flavor. Until recently, Keurig included filter kits with each coffee maker purchase.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Keurig did recommend changing the charcoal filter after two months or 40 gallons. They no longer include a filter holder with your initial purchase and no longer recommend filter change intervals.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Thank you for your question. The K-Duo coffee maker is compatible with the Keurig Short Handle Water Filter Starter Kit; however, this is an optional accessory and is sold separately. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Is this the 2nd generation Keurig?
A: The first generation K-Duo had a stainless steel thermal carafe that has been replaced with a 12-cup glass carafe. It also has a hotplate that automatically turns off after 2 hours.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Yes, this is the 2nd generation K-Duo coffee maker.
submitted byJohn - 1 year agoA: Yes, this is the second generation K-Duo coffee maker. Thank you for your question!
submitted byKeurig Care - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Do I still need to buy coffee filters for pot side
A: Yes. When brewing with the carafe, you will need to use a flat-bottom paper filter designed to fit 12-cup brewing baskets.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: The K-Duo Single Serve & Carafe coffee maker can fit a flat-bottom paper filter that is compatible with a 12-cup coffee maker.
submitted byKeurig Care - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Is there a power button on/off since I don’t want it to be on “keep warm” for two hours if all the coffee has been used from carafe? Do we always have to unplug if from the outlet to turn it off before 2 hours is up? Tnx
A: The hotplate can be toggled on or off by holding the carafe button in for 3-5 seconds. When manually turned on, the button will be lit red and the hotplate will remain on for 2 hours.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Once the brew is complete, the heating plate will automatically turn on and remain on for 2 hours - the CARAFE button will illuminate red. To turn off the heating plate, press and hold the CARAFE button until the light is no longer illuminated. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: What type of water filter, if there is one, is used for this coffee maker?
A: Keurig recommends using their Short Handle Water Filter Starter Kit, which costs about $14. I used the holder that was included with my previous Keurig and bought a couple of new charcoal filters.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Thank you for your question. The K-Duo coffee maker is compatible with the Short Handle Water Filter Starter Kit. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Can I remove a part where k-cups go into and buy Keurig reusable one where I can add my own type of coffee?
A: The K-Duo (Gen 2) has five water injection needles that pierce single-use pods. To prevent damage, only reusable pods that are specifically designed for this coffee maker should be used.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Thanks for your question. The K-Duo coffee maker is compatible with the Keurig My K-Cup Universal Reusable Coffee Filter for the single serve option, which is designed to be used with your own ground coffee. Hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Has the coffee pot issue been fixed with this model? Where all the glass pots spill coffee all over the place due to poor design?
A: If you're describing how the carafe lid swings open when the carafe is tipped past 90-degrees, I don't believe this issue has been corrected as of yet.
submitted bySoutheast Kansas Dave - 8 months agoA: Thank you for your question. The K-Duo Gen 2 coffee maker comes with a 12-cup glass carafe that is designed to limit dripping. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: Does the k-duo 2nd generation come with a stainless pot?
A: Glass pot. Previous generation pot is NOT compatible.
submitted byRicky M - 1 year agoA: Thanks for your question Nicky. The K-Duo coffee maker includes a 12-cup glass carafe. We hope this helps!
submitted byKeurig Care - 1 year agoBrand expert
