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Amazon: Mr. Coffee Single Serve Coffee Brewer (Compatible with Keurig K-Cups) for $59 + Free Shipping

February 6, 2013 by 5 Comments

**Update: You can get this same coffee brewer at Target.com in Black or Red for $79 or $79.99 + a free $20 gift card + free shipping. If you use your REDcard to pay, you’ll save 5%, making your final price as low as $59.05 (including tax). Shop through Pocket Your Dollars Rewards to get 2% cash back (final price $57.47). (Thanks, JoAnna!)

Looking for an alternative to pricey Keurig brewers? The Mr. Coffee BVMC-KG5-001 Single Serve Coffee Brewer Powered by Keurig Brewing Technology, Black is currently $59 + free shipping on Amazon, which is the lowest price we’ve seen from Amazon. (Prices change without warning on Amazon, so if you see a different price than this, please let us know so we can update the post.)

This highly-rated coffeemaker (4 out of 5 stars with over 250 customer reviews) is compatible with Keurig K-Cups and includes:

  • 5 free K-Cups
  • 24 oz. removable water reservoir
  • serving size selector (6 oz. or 10 oz.)
  • removable drip tray

For a humorous read about another blogger’s love for her Mr. Coffee Single Serve, check out “A Mr. Coffee Christmas Miracle” by Angela from The Coupon Project.

Your turn: Do you have a Mr. Coffee coffee brewer? If so, what do you think of it?

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About Carrie Rocha

I am passionate about helping people live within their means so they can get out and stay out of debt. I live in Minneapolis, MN with my husband and two little girls.

  • JoAnna

    $79 at Target and you receive a $20 Target gift card with purchase. Free shipping offer with purchase over $50 or use your Red Card for free shipping and save another 5% They also have red in addition to the black. Though it doesn’t look like it comes with any K-cups to get you started.

    • http://www.pocketyourdollars.com Laura Wales

      Thanks, JoAnna! I'll update the post with this information.

      ETA: Tax added $4, so the final price for me was $59.05. But you can shop through PYD Rewards to get 2% cash back, making the final price $57.47.

  • http://dowdeyfamily.blogspot.com Krista

    I wouldn't buy again… but maybe we've just had bad luck. My husband gave me a Mr Coffee Keurig for Christmas 2011 (similar to this one but prev model) and we've had nothing but issues. The unit worked for about two months of 3x a week usage and then the top started popping open mid brew sending steam out and grounds all over. Called customer service and got a replacement. Then they had a big recall. Now that replacement is starting to act up — stops before its finished brewing leaving more than half the water for the cup inside.

    • http://www.pocketyourdollars.com Carrie Rocha

      Is your replacement still the previous model or is it this newer model?

  • Lynnisha Grigsby

    I have a high-end premier Keurig that I got 2 Christmases ago. I paid about $110 more than this model on QVC. I will say that some of the things you give up whether you go with a cheaper Keurig or a different brand should be considered.

    1. The auto-on timer. I don't have to wait for the water to heat up. I set it to go on at 8:00 AM. Also has timers for what time to go off and how long it should sit idle before it powers off to save on power used.

    2. The varying size options. I have 4 sizes I can select. Typically the size is 8 oz which doesn't allow you to optimize the coffee in the pod. I prefer 10 oz when using light roast and 12 oz for dark roasts.

    3. Rinse feature. I use this to switch between coffee for me and hot chocolate/apple cider for the kids. It also is just sanitary.

    4. Larger 64 oz water reservoir. No point in having auto-on if it doesn't have water to heat up. I can go multiple days without having to add water.

    5. Hot water feature. Generates hot water without the use of a K-Cup. My kids use this for their oatmeal & steeping tea bags.

    6. Accessories. Included in my price I got a water filter/purifier attachment an a 'My K-Cup' that allows you to use your own ground coffee.

    7. Amount of free K-Cups. I received multiple boxes of coffee, apple cider and hot chocolate. I can't recall the number, but the cider and cocoa lasted the whole winter.

    8. Ease of use. This water reservoir appears like it may be difficult to get to under a cabinet. Even the newer Keurig Vue has an odd place to insert the pod. My current model has the reservoir is on the side & easy to get to. The K-Cup placement is in the front and controlled by a simple lever. The above model appears like it slides out and back in which is slightly more complicated.

    I just wanted to point all these things out because I do believe that having a cheaper model is better than none at all. But I did a lot of comparing and consideration of real-life use and I didn't find it worth it until I was able to find the model with all the bells & whistles at a discount.