Keurig is the leader in single serve coffee systems, selling over 11 million machines in 2015 alone.
Though most of those sales are from a dozen or so flagship models, there are many more models the company offers.
Actually, Keurig has produced over 80 different models since the company’s inception.
It’s true.
With so many different models it can be hard telling them all apart. Sometimes the differences are incredibly small.
One such example is the Keurig K200 vs K250.
If you’re deciding between these two models, then you’re in the right place.
These models are the exact same machine.
Wait, how can that be true? How could Keurig possibly give the exact same machine two different model numbers.
The difference is in the accessories.
The Keurig K250 comes with 2 things the K200 doesn’t:
That’s it.
There are a couple notable things about the K200 and K250.
First, though these models are K-Carafe compatible, they don’t actually come with the carafe. That has to be purchased separately. You can choose either plastic or thermal stainless steel.
Second, the 40 oz water reservoir is merely mediocre by Keurig’s standards and represents five 8-oz servings. Similar models have much larger water reservoirs:
