Keurig K525C Review

It replenishes the K560 which has been provided back in February.  It's an upgraded version of this K560 with added settings and controls and includes all the My K-cup 2.0.  The internal packing box tag identifies it as version K2.0-550 CLB.  I enjoy I can place the temperature controller to some High heat setting also that it lets me fix and maintain the settings for all the six brewing purposes which replaces the favorites feature (you could save settings with the favorites attribute ).  Off the trade giveaways between the two versions are: the K560 came with 48 regular K-pods, 4 K-Carafe Packs, the first black plastic carafe (selling individually for approximately $20.00), the filter holder plus one filter.  The K525c includes just 12 regular K-cups, the My K-cup 2.0 (which sells separately for roughly $15.00), the filter holder along with the filter.  So you eliminate the carafe, 36 Keurig K-Cups) along with the four K-Carafe Packs.  I returned K-560 a couple of weeks ago since the water didn't get hot enough for me.   Thus far I am pleased with the purchase as it is the K-560 with updated features.  I have not seen it first hand, but I feel the K575 provides the very same attributes as the K525c.  I have used the coffee maker three days now, and the coffee is warm enough and that I get that beige colored haze within the coffee once the water is not warm enough.  My grievances using the K560 was addressed.  Together with the hotter water along with the My K-Cup addition so I can use my coffee, it's once more convenient to utilize a Keurig single serve coffee maker.