So I will use it until it breaks, which likely won’t be 6 years like my last Keurig, based on the cheap plastic and light weight of the machine.

The K-Select is made of cheap plastic and it looks it too

Its cheap plastic i bought it as a spare it is now in the closest

You can only empty the clear plastic tank (on the left side of the machine)

The plastic is ‘frail’, the drip plate should have had a stainless top so coffe stains can be removed, and , well Keurig is just not producing a quality product any longer

The water-reservoir tank is cheap plastic and with the lid it's a very flimsy combo

The build quality was typical cheap plastic from you know where

The water holder & lid are cheap plastic.

Considering dropping Keurig for good as paying $130 for a cheap plastic machine surely isn't worth the hassle of returning it and getting the same quality.

The plastic on these things is super, super cheap.

The reservoir falls in the mid-range -- big enough to make a few cups but not as big as I'd like.

n’t sound like a dumb truck in the kitchen.