PureWater Filters Black Single-Serve Pod Holder with Puncture Needle Replacement Part for Keurig K-Cup Coffee Brewers, Non-Commercial Only, 1 Count

Part works just as well as the original part.

It's poorly made. It doesn't snap in to the coffee maker well enough, so when you try to remove the K-cup the whole holder comes out with it. You have to hold it in place when you remove the K-cup. It's an inconvenience that I would've spent a few extra dollars to avoid.Also the bottom is squared so coffee stays in it until you rinse it out. I don't remember how the old one worked, but I think it was more sloped to let the coffee drain out. It would be better if this one did that.

The needle has a burr on the tip, so it "pops" when piercing the cup, and hangs on the cup coming out. And the unit doesn't snap into place very well, so when you go to pull the used cup out, the unit comes out with the cup unless you hold it in place. PIA.

This fit my older keurig perfectly. I was devastated when I realized I might’ve accidentally thrown out the original part so I was relieved to find replacements, but I was unsure if it’d fit, since my machine is older. It worked great!

It fits my keriug perfect.

Original post: This pod holder does NOT fit my K155P brewer and is NOT returnable. After searching for quite awhile, this pod holder with needle was supposed to fit. It doesn't.Pure Water Filters responded to my predicament and sent me the correct replacement. It fit perfectly. I can't say enough to thank them for their response. They are highly recommended!!

Item fit perfect and corrected my issue of my keriug not punching a drain hole

I was having trouble with my Keurig brewing super slow. I bought these 4 and it works great! Fast coffee once again!

When the needle broke off my Keurig, I wasn't sure what to do - I didn't want the whole machine to wind up in the landfill over such a small thing. I did some research and the specs said this would fit my model - and it did! It's nice not to have to try to get coffee out of my pods by poking holes in the bottom with a meat thermometer.... and again, I'm glad I could just replace a small part and not throw the proverbial baby out with the bathwater!

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