This is no ordinary coffee maker here folks, The Keurig B70 is something that will change the way you drink coffee forever. No exaggerations. This machine is awesome. And over the course of this short but hopefully extremely informative review I intend to let you know why.

The Keurig is has an excellent design, it will get some serious attention when you have people over. The blue light always causes a lot of commotion. It is simple to operate, brews a fantastic cup of coffee and does it very fast as well and with a wide selection of brew sizes. We are not limited to just coffee, we also have the option to brew tea and cocoa. You can buy a little carousel separately which can hold up to 27 cups, so you can keep all your favorite flavors quick to hand.

There is a truly phenomenal selection of "K-cups". Keurig has enlisted the support of many gourmet coffee and tea manufacturers, and together have put together a range of over 140 types of K-cups. These K-cups are available in many different locations both in your local store and via online stores, this has made prices extremely competitive. Keurig also has given the customer the option to use their own gourmet coffee grounds by way of their "My K-cup Reusable coffee filter". A small gripe might be that this is not included with the Keurig B70 itself, but it is not very expensive at all, so little harm done.

If you compare using this machine to buying a cup of coffee in a coffee shop every morning, you will begin to realize, that the potential savings outweigh any initial investment you might have to make. On that, we should mention that the Keurig B70 is a tad on the expensive side, but we are talking about coffee that really does match that of the coffee shop. Not something to be sniffed at.

The machine is programmable, so you can tell the machine to turn on at the times when you will need it, should you not wish to leave it switched on all the time. But even if you forget to program the Keurig B70 can heat water in just 4 minutes from switch on. There have been reports of some machines being a little on the noisy side, but this is not something I have encountered personally, I mean it's not quiet, but we are talking about a pretty powerful machine here.