Keurig Under Brewer Storage Drawer, Holds 35 K-Cup Pods, Black

Purchased two of them, they fit under my Keurig Supreme I have 8 different kinds of K-Cups and used to keep them in boxes next to my coffee maker what a mess, now they are neatly stored under the coffee maker and l can select the one I want with ease.

Without measuring, I ordered this to put underneath my Keurig. However, it's my own fault for not checking first, but it makes my Keurig way too tall to fit underneath the cabinets like it should. So instead of returning it, I wanted to keep it because I do like the idea of having my coffee pods right next to my Keurig. So I improvise and put it underneath my other containers and I like it so far. Definitely not where it's supposed to go but hey, we're all different lol definitely like the drawer, the storage and the space saver qualities.

Ok so I totally missed that there's a button you can push down so you can roll it out from under the cabinet to be able to open it and I freakin love it. I wish the drawer was a little more smooth opening but it fits a lot of kcups in there and it really helped clean it up.

I like that it holds more than 25 k cups and it's easy too get my pods out of the drawer, it's a great Organizer and easy Access. as soon as it arrived I washed it out with some fresh water and then made me some Coffee, I don't drink coffee like I used to but sometimes you just need that cup of coffee. I found the Keurig Coffee Maker on sale for around 50.00 and the pods were G.V. Mocha Macciatto, and DARK Roasted Coffee, so I mixed them and I enjoyed it very much.

Perfect size for Keurig Duo to sit on top of. Love that's it's metal instead of plastic and has wheels to help move/roll around when needed. This fits on counter with Keurig sitting on top under cabinet. It also holds a decent amount of pods. Price point is great especially considering that its name brand.

The top where you'd put your keureg to use it as intended as a space saver unit is very flimsy very thin possible galvenized aluminum and is not flat so soon as you push your keureg closed to make your coffee it pops down and soon as you let go to wait for your hot beverage it knocks your disposable coffee cup over when it pops back up (the metal top of the keureg k cup holder) spilling the hot beverage everywhere. not impressed.

This was just what I wanted but it must've gotten bent in delivery because it doesn't sit well closed and just crooked no matter what. Just a simple thing but it bothers me. Everything else is ok with it but I'm thinking I should've just went with a tree like holder instead.. 😕

the design of this holder is ridiculous. all of the K-Cups have to be on their side so you can't even see which flavor is there without pulling them all the way out each time. I can't imagine the level of stupidity required to design something that poorly.

Do not buy. Practically unusuable. Instead of providing a floor for the drawer that holds the product this is specifically intended to use, they put a weird series of tiny metal bars that the k-cups do not fit in. K-cups have to be placed very, very carefully so that you can close the drawer and still do not stand upright, but rather fall between the bars that make up the bottom of the drawer. This product is garbage.

This thing is an absolute design flaw. The intended design is for the front outer corners to sit on the countertop via little rubber feet. It has a tab you push down in the middle that should introduce the wheels to the surface, lifting the rubber feet, allowing it to roll. These design geniuses at Keurig put the wheels as the lowest point. The rubber stability feet do nothing. Engineering 101, design 101, physics 101. Any of these basic rudimentary knowledge levels would have prevented this - everyone at Keurig who approved the product is for sure an idiot npc pushing buttons. If you're going to order this piece of poorly designed scrap metal, make sure to order additional rubber stoppers so you can fix their lacking design and have it function as intended. Mine just rolls. With the coffee maker on top. All the time. Great job at failing at design, physics, management, and approval and testing. If you want to call that access convenience, sure I guess you could. I call it a failure.