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Classic Reusable Filter, Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 Compatible - Violet

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  • Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 compatible
  • Made in the USA
  • Eco-friendly | save up to 70% on Coffee
  • Easy to use and clean, dishwasher safe
  • No filter holder removal needed
  • 100% BPA free | an economical and eco-friendly alternative to K-Cup packs for millions of Keurig owners

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4.5 4.5
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4.4 4.4
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4.3 4.3
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Ekobrew Reusable Filter For Keurig Single Cup Brewers. Patented technology. No need to remove filter holder. Use your own coffee. Save money.

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Customer reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
4,433 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, ease of cleaning, value, and ease of use of the coffee filter. They mention that it works well, makes a decent cup of coffee, and is easy to use. Some appreciate the savings and the high quality of the product.

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1,321 customers mention1,073 positive248 negative

Customers like the compatibility of the coffee filter. They mention that it works well, is effective, and can be used with no issues. Some say that it's a great, well-designed product that works perfectly.

"...Sure, it's a bit pricey -- but it's well made and does a great job...." Read more

"...clean this up good enough to get the coffee oils out, it works well enough for my loose tea...." Read more

"...While the Ekobrew produces excellent results given the conditions (and I'm still fine-tuning), I have still not been able to get a cup out of it..." Read more

"...The refillable cup from Keurig, while functional and effective, still is a bit of a hassle with all the separate parts...." Read more

1,135 customers mention804 positive331 negative

Customers like the quality of the coffee filter. They say it makes a decent cup of coffee, with a good taste. They also say it brews up nice, the grinds stay in the basket, and cleans up well. Customers also mention that the filter allows them to use dark coffees and generally get more flavor.

"...The ekobrew is an excellent third option -- with its own strengths and weaknesses. It makes a fine cup of coffee and is quite easy to clean...." Read more

"...It brews up nice, the grinds stay in the basket, cleans up well..." Read more

"...this experiment, the results were almost identical - both refillable cups did a great job, and both brewed very fast...." Read more

"...Since there is no foil or plastic to channel the water from pump to cup, there is a much greater potential for coffee to be distributed outside of..." Read more

845 customers mention649 positive196 negative

Customers find the coffee filter easy to clean. They mention that it is a cinch to clean, rinses clean without much residue, and is ready for reuse. Some say that the product is able to save them a lot of mess and septic tank.

"...Cleaning the ekobrew is easy -- but you will deposit a fair amount of grounds in the sink because the ekobrew has to be vigorously flushed out...." Read more

"...It brews up nice, the grinds stay in the basket, cleans up well..." Read more

"...The Ekobrew is also a cinch to clean!..." Read more

"...-01-25: I'm downgrading this to 3 stars because it was leaking & making a mess so I wasn't using it anymore (instead using the Solofill), but now I..." Read more

739 customers mention658 positive81 negative

Customers like the value of the coffee filter. They say it's well worth both the savings and the high quality product for the money. Some say it is a great investment on several levels, allowing them to save money and have less trash waste.

"...(an approach that has its problems but is very cost-friendly, fairly quick and easy, and allows for "batch" manufacturing of..." Read more

"This is a good way to help the environment, save money (especially since k-cup prices have gone up), and use your own coffee..." Read more

"...I get the coffee of my choice and its much less expensive, and there's no waste.Enjoy!" Read more

"...I now love the Ekobrew and can make a great coffee fast and save tons of money not having to buy those expensive k-cups...." Read more

500 customers mention464 positive36 negative

Customers find the coffee filter extremely easy to use. They mention it's very convenient, simple, and easy to put in the machine. Some say it'll make a better tasting coffee and require the least maintenance.

"...that has its problems but is very cost-friendly, fairly quick and easy, and allows for "batch" manufacturing of new cups)...." Read more

"...Secondly, the Ekobrew has a flat bottom, making it so much easier to set on your counter and fill without spilling...." Read more

"...This make it very convenient to scoop 2/3 of a container full of coffee, shake the extra back into the container...." Read more

"...On the other hand, K-cups sure are convenient...." Read more

337 customers mention247 positive90 negative

Customers like the durability of the coffee filter. They say it provides enough strength that they don't taste the coffee as watered down. They also say it looks really well made, and has rock solid hinges. The high quality mesh allows for an optimal and consistent flow of coffee. Customers also mention that it doesn't burst, leak, or anything.

"...Sure, it's a bit pricey -- but it's well made and does a great job...." Read more

"...Additionally, this appears to be more durable (obviously it's steel) and the hinge is metal as well...." Read more

"...Also, on one of my Solofills the cap broke off from the weak hinge and I had to trash it. The ekobrew has better build quality...." Read more

"...Otherwise, really well made and certainly a must need accessory to any Keurig system." Read more

303 customers mention112 positive191 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the leakage of the coffee filter. Some mention that it seals well, while others say that it leaks and creates a mess.

"...UPDATE 2013-01-25: I'm downgrading this to 3 stars because it was leaking & making a mess so I wasn't using it anymore (instead using the Solofill),..." Read more

"...While it seals nicely, the flimsy plastic hinge that keeps the lid on the rest of the cup seems as though it's ripe for falling off...." Read more

"...seemed great for about a week... then we noticed it was overflowing in the k-cup holder, creating a giant mess around our coffee cups...." Read more

"...Apparently not the case, because mine leaked pretty badly...." Read more

270 customers mention153 positive117 negative

Customers are mixed about the fit of the coffee filter. Some mention that it fits right in, while others say that it didn't fit. Some say that the mesh is tiny, but not nearly small enough to filter out very small particles.

"...I have the B60 and it fits perfectly in the K-cup holder...." Read more

"...It doesn't really fit tight and sometimes water leaks around it while you brew a cup...." Read more

"...Then I saw the ekobrew filter. It fits right in the machine without removing anything and it's flat on the bottom!..." Read more

"...The Solofill is slightly shorter, so it was able to hold shy of the 2T. However, I did NOT notice any difference in the strength of the brew...." Read more

Does what it's designed to do with only minor flaws.
4 Stars
Does what it's designed to do with only minor flaws.
Having owned a Keurig B145 for less than a week, I was immediately excited at the prospect of getting refillable cups to put my own coffee in. Not to knock the Keurig coffees, but I'm partial to the Mill Mountain coffee available here in Virginia. I received my ekobrew cups today and have made two cups of coffee with them. I probably don't have the classiest tastes in coffee but here are some notes:- the first cup I made I filled to the "fill line" imprinted on the inside of the cup. Doing this made a rich cup of coffee but a smaller serving than the 8 ounces it was set to. Some leakage had occurred after I opened the clamshell. It also seemed like the pump ran longer, however it didn't seem to be "struggling" like other reviewer have said, just longer running.- the lid on the ekobrew cup seems flimsy and bowed which I suspect is partially to blame for some of the slight leakage I'm noticing. The leaks are not a big deal as it doesn't come out of the unit, but it certainly isn't as clean as the K Cups when you go to remove.- the second cup I made using one heaping teaspoon of coffee. This filled the cup slightly over halfway. Of course this lead to a weaker cup of coffee than the first, but the Keurig seems to operate more like I'm used to AND I get more of an accurate serving size. The coffee from this run wasn't watery, just not as rich as the first.- Many people complain of residue at the bottom of the cup which I've noticed as well. This is a non-issue in my opinion as every cup of coffee I've ever purchased from a shop has had large grounds at the bottom. The residue this leaves is much finer- like microscopic particles.- Cleanup is obviously more than the K Cup "pull-and-pitch", but it isn't as bad as other reviewers seem to describe it. When you pull the ekobrew out of your Keurig, hold a dishrag underneath and walk it to the trashcan. Knock the grind against the inside of the can, then rinse under the faucet. It takes me about 5 seconds of rinsing to remove all the grinds. Voila, you're done.. certainly not the onerous task described by others.Overall this is a fine product which will give you the flexibility you want with your Keurig machine. It may be messier than a standard K Cup, but IMPO that's the trade-off for saving money and having your own coffee in your mug. Enjoy!
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R. P. Lewis
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent supplement!
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2011
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
I have been very impressed with the ekobrew Cup as part of my overall strategy for keeping Keurig-brewed coffee affordable. We buy regular K-Cups when they are on sale. For the past two years, I've been making my own K-Cups with the used original K-Cups (an approach that has its problems but is very cost-friendly, fairly quick and easy, and allows for "batch" manufacturing of new cups). The ekobrew is an excellent third option -- with its own strengths and weaknesses. It makes a fine cup of coffee and is quite easy to clean. You have to be careful to "feel" it into position before you close the Keurig lid, and a careless or inexperienced user might damage either the ekobrew or the Keurig's feeder pin. You need the same feel to use my homemade cups, although there the danger is punching a second hole in the cup (because it already has a hole from the first time it was used), and not a danger to the pin. The only serious "problem" with the ekobrew comes when filling it. You have to be very careful not to tip it over -- and if you are holding the bag or can of coffee in one hand, and the measuring spoon in the other -- well, no third hand to hold the ekobrew. And it is a bit unstable becaue the lid puts more weight on one side and the bottom is narrow. In addition, the lid does not open all the way on its own, and you will be reluctant to force it back for fear of breaking it off. You have to hold it away from the cup mouth a bit to get the coffee in. So you have proceed carefully or risk getting grounds all over the surface you're working on. This is not a big deal -- you just have to take your time -- but in the morning, when you're in a hurry, and still a bit groggy-clumsy, it is an issue. On those occasions, I still prefer a fresh K-Cup or one of my pre-filled homemades. Cleaning the ekobrew is easy -- but you will deposit a fair amount of grounds in the sink because the ekobrew has to be vigorously flushed out. Again, not a big deal, but just part of the package. With the price of K-Cups rising steadily, and so many interesting coffees on the market that are not available in regular K-Cup form, the ekobrew is a tool well worth having. Sure, it's a bit pricey -- but it's well made and does a great job. I recommend it for yourself and as a gift for those Keurig-owner friends going broke buying 60+-cent K-Cups.
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J Beadles
5.0 out of 5 stars End Run around grandiose K-Cup Prices!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2012
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
I held off on buying a K-Cup coffeemaker for quite a few years, as I couldn't justify the costs of buying the individual coffee portions used in the machine. I already had a stash of coffee from Gevalia and Green Mountain, and a perfectly good coffeemaker that brewed into a thermos type carafe.

The day came, after some ten years, that the coffeemaker itself died. I think I accidentally killed it. So never mind all that, I then did need a new coffeemaker, and started looking more seriously at the K-Cup. We're a small family and we didn't drink up all the coffee in our former 8 cup thermos (instead, we just kept it in thermos and warmed up the next day's coffee in the microwave. I can see all the pained expressions, shudders of disgust, and exclamations of abject horror from all the coffee snobs and baristas of the world who are unfortunate enough to be reading this "review". My apologies.).

Of course, I did lots of research on Amazon and other sites, and eventually bought a new-to-me Keurig machine from eBay that was priced about right. Meanwhile, while researching, I discovered the Ekobrew Cup refillable filter online, and that's when I really REALLY started looking more seriously at buying a K-Cup machine (excuse me, a "Keurig" machine.). I realized that would allow me to continue using up my coffee, as well as be able to shoot out hot water for my tea bags (plus, if I clean this up good enough to get the coffee oils out, it works well enough for my loose tea. Here again, I'm sure any Tea Snobs reading this will choke on their bicuspids. Oy.).

I didn't buy the first one, which I should have - I saw it at a Bed Bath & Beyond being clearanced for $8 bucks because "it was dirty" (as if the schmuck bringing it back couldn't be bothered to soak it in the dishwater for awhile and scrub it out well with their ex-boyfriend/girlfriend's toothbrush? Come on folks, it was CLEAN enough!). However, at that point, I didn't yet own a Keurig and didn't know yet if my bid on the machine I now have was actually going to go through (insert long story about seller and his/her issues with getting this thing loaded up to sell and had to abort the first sale and I had to go back and find it and re-bid the second time it was listed. Not sure what that was about?!). So I didn't buy it then. Oh ye of little faith.... the next day, my Keurig bid was accepted. I went back to Bed Bath & Beyond and *gasp* the clearanced Ekobrew Cup was sold out.

So Amazon already knew I had this on my wish list, and I just waited, and finally it was on sale, not quite as cheap as the one at Bed Bath & Beyond but cheap enough. I'm just strange like that.... But...our family is very happy with it. It brews up nice, the grinds stay in the basket, cleans up well (I use baking soda or white vinegar to help deal with the coffee oils/flavors in between uses with my loose tea.)... the spouse can use his favorite coffee. We're happy with it. What can we say?
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enrique ress briones
5.0 out of 5 stars REUTILIZABLE
Reviewed in Mexico on September 29, 2019
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
La verdad el producto es muy bueno pues evita la contaminación por cápsulas desechables, hasta hoy ha sido utilizado mas de 25 veces sin problema alguno....
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Jaideep Karkhanis
5.0 out of 5 stars Worth every cent...
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2013
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
I took some time to write this review since I wanted to use it extensively before I came to an conclusion. I have had the Ekobrew for 3 months now and I am completely satisfied. It works very well with my Kuerig B70. The product is well built and is easy to use. It took me some time to play around with the right anount of grinds to get the perfect cup of coffee but I eventually got it right. As one can imagine with such a product, the only drawback is cleaning the grinds out. I use the non-business end of a spoon to scrape out the grinds and then just rinse it (i would never use detergent on it). Even though the plastic mesh from which the brewed coffee comes out is surprisingly tough, I am carefull not to scrape too hard against it. All in all a very good produc to have around. Pays ifself after about 40 coffees!
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Kerrie
4.0 out of 5 stars Good to cut down on plastic being thrown away
Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2014
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
This refillable cup for Keurig brewers works well and gives you the option to use whatever ground coffee you like. I always use mine with the Ekobrew coffee paper filter. I found they worked very well and made a good cup of coffee once you figure out the exact coffee measurement that is right for you. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because over time, the cup has sort of bent at the mesh side from trying to make sure the lid was closed securely. This is probably my fault for squeezing from the top and bottom to close it, but nonetheless it has crushed in over time. I liked that it reduced the amount of plastic being thrown out from the K-cups, especially for those using multiple cups per day.
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J. de Grosbois
5.0 out of 5 stars Happy I purchased this. Shoulda bought three.
Reviewed in Canada on December 6, 2012
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
I was a little concerned about purchasing this item due to the mixed reviews regarding leaks. I have had this for two weeks now and make 4-6 cups a day with it and have had no problems. I do find the coffee a little weaker on the large size cup, but the medium is noticeably stronger. I recommend this product, it has already saved me a lot of money on k-cups. It allows me to keep fancy flavoured k-cups for guests, and lets me drink my own coffee on demand. It's nice not to have to clean the carafe, and it brews quick. I find this filter quite easy to clean, but I find when I'm making multiple cups in quick succession it is a little less convenient. I will likely buy more of these ekobrew filters in the future.
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hoapham
3.0 out of 5 stars Practical design, but does not compare to an actual k-cup
Reviewed in Canada on December 25, 2012
Color: VioletVerified Purchase
I love the design of this-fits nicely, securely, feels durable and cleans well. However, as I tried my favourite coffee, filling the ekobrew cup at 3/4 full and selected the keurig to pour a cup, it 'brew' the coffee too fast-just started dripping water as I turned it on, and just as I suspected, the coffee was too weak.
Mind you, it was also for a med-large cup and the grounds were really meant for a bodum, but that would mean the ekobrew is not as flexible as a commercial k-cup, of which I got really accustomed to I suppose.
I will still give it another shot, but for now, I'd rather wait to work on this again, until I start running out of my commercial k-cups and need to find an alternative.
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