FANOR Reusable K Carafe & Coffee Filter Pod Combo for Keurig 2.0, K200, K300, K400, K500 Series

I love this little reusable K Cup coffee filter. I was really tired of paying huge dollars for little bits of coffee and didn't really care for the roast selections I found. When I found this little filter I was in heaven. No longer tied to the limited options available to me by those who package their coffee in K-cups I can and do choose my own grinds.This coffee filter works with my new 2.0 Kuerig coffee maker. It's easy to use. The hinged top lifts up with the flick of a finger, the body holds an ample amount (a tablespoon plus) of coffee, and it's super easy to clean, being dishwasher safe, I toss it into my silverware section and its clean in no time!I love my reusable k cup coffee filter.. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking to be unleashed from the prepacked k-cup restraints!

I really thought I found an alternative to wasteful K-cups. I was hopeful. These work well for about the first month, then the lid doesn't shut well. If you know the keurigs, they use pressure . If your lids don't seal well, you end up with coffee inside your machine and in your mug. Not good... If the manufacture could update the design to something that could retain tension for more than a month, I'd be interested to see it. I'm not sure if I received a faulty set, or if all of them do this.I do like the substantial stainless mesh and that it is supposedly BPA free.I also like the hard bottom, I've poked holes in the mesh bottoms of others. One last note, be sure to rinse out soon after using, otherwise some of the coffee residue will be impossible to remove.If this review helped you in any way, please consider voting "yes". Thanks.

They get the job done. I gave 3 stars because there are some things I didn't like about these cups. I wish the smaller one had more mesh screen instead of the dolphin design. I feel it would be easier to empty and clean. They are a little fragile also. I broke the rim of the single cup tapping it on the edge of the garbage can attempting to knock out the old grounds- Don't do that. It still functions but I now have to use a butter knife to get the grounds out and I make a mess more times than not. You have to be careful putting it in the machine to line up the bottom cut out with the needle device otherwise you will punch a hole right through the bottom of it making it completely useless....... don't ask how I know this. If you are going to use the large one for a carafe, I hope you don't like it strong. I have to fill it to the top to make a decent brew. Overall, I think for the most part I will stick to throwing my money away on the store bought pods. They taste better anyway

I've used each cup several times in my keurig 2.0. I let them sit in the machine overnight and dump them out in the morning. The grounds dry out and are easy to knock out that way. The lid on the carafe size cup comes off for easy cleaning as well. Both mesh lining have held up well. I love using them with my coffee grounds instead of using regular k cups. Saves me money and I still get to keep a cup at a time instead of a whole pot. Carafe cup can be filled half way and then using the strong option on the machine you also cut down on grounds used in each cup. Plus you get several size options on the machine when using the carafe cup size, I have a 14 oz mug that the purple cup can only give 10 oz. Overall very happy with the construction and reusability.

These filters work reasonably well for using your own coffee with the Keurig K350 2.0. This is my first Keurig, coming from a really solid Mr. Coffee $20 coffee maker, and one thing I would note is that using a Keurig with regular non-K-Cup coffee grounds results in a less strong cup of coffee than you might be used to with a good conventional paper filter coffee maker (even if you choose the "Strong" setting). You can also use the K-Cup paper filters in these, but I don't bother with that. These filters seem well-constructed for their price and I expect them to last. Not sure what's up the dolphins, but who doesn't like dolphins, right?

For the price - I was not impressed by these. The smaller one seems like its a little more well made than the larger one, while the lid never came off - it seemed like every time I was washing these I assumed I was going to break it. Clean up was an absolute nightmare with not one good way to get it done. Coffee in the larger version for the Keurig's carafe - tasted like hot water with a twinge of coffee, regardless of what type or grind of coffee I used - while this is basically a problem with the coffee maker - I did have K-Cups that tasted a little better. If I could get this a little cheaper - maybe I would suggest it to someone.

This item was delivered very promptly! I am so happy about this purchase because the purple pod is allowing me to use the boxes of coffee that would not fit our 2.0 Keurig. I am happy with this because I can use the coffee I bought and this allows me to use ground coffee that is better than the k-cups sold at the bigger grocery stores. I admit I don't know what to use the bigger pod for so I think I will discard it. I'm happy with this because the price of this is much cheaper than the pod replacement I would have to buy at the local Walmart.

I manly use the large one with my Keurig it make 2 nice sized cups when choosing 2-3 cups. For more than 2 cups it is better to make another serving. If you like weaker coffee than you can select 3-4 or 4-5 but that is too weak for me and I use Starbucks or a good dark coffee. The small one I manly use for the one person decaf cup. If you enjoy more than one cup than you will probably like the large one. Oh I forgot to mention it saves me more than half of what the k cups cost, so take that into consideration.

Nothing faulty with the product, but I was surprised by how small the K Carafe filter was. You can barely fit more grounds than the K Cup filter. Even brewing a 2-3 cup pot (smallest setting) with a full K Carafe filter made for weak coffee. I'm happy with the K Cup filter (though I'd even like to fit more grounds in it!), but if you enjoy stronger coffee, don't bother with the K Carafe filter. Doesn't make good coffee.

Did work great but no longer use Keurig

The refillable K-cups didn't fit exactly into my Keurig K145 Office Pro machine. I had to enlarge the hole on the top and the grooves on the bottom of the K-cup in order to fit the piercing needles. After amending one of the K-cups, I found the Keurig insert from my old machine (home version). The K-cups fitted perfectly into the insert which I am now using instead of the one that came with the Office Pro machine.

This was a really disappointing purchase, especially in light of all the good reviews. Within a couple of weeks, the cups started to fall apart - lids breaking off, plastic splitting. Strangely, a few weeks before I bought these, I had bought another set that said they were good for about 20 uses each, and THOSE are still going strong.

Money saving. Worth the purchase. Only con is they're cumbersome to empty/clean.. but otherwise, the savings by using your own coffee grounds over overpriced kcups is great!