That sounds interesting.
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Gotta say, I am loving it so far.
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Mine broke.. won't pump all it's supposed to.. all the vinegar cleaning in the world won't help it, even took it apart to clean the nozzle.. bleh

but it did work like a champ for 3½ years before it went out!

Now I just use a 1930's percolator I bought on eBay for $13.

Am still looking for a convenient way to make 1 cup of coffee as my girlfriend isn't the biggest coffee drinker out there.. She's the kind who does the whole "pour me a cup!" thing, and then drinks half.

Not sure if i want another Keurig or what..

But to answer the OP, I think they're sticking around
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Been using the Melita One Cupper with #2 brown coffee filters since the Summer of 1984 Pete. 3 to 4 tablespoons of your favorite grind and some hot water poured over the top works just fine. Just toss the used filter and coffee grounds out and rinse the One Cupper under some hot water and you're good (no need for vinegar too):-)
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We recently got a Keurig Bolt which makes a full pot of coffee in like 1 minute. Much better cup of coffee than the single Keurig; not even funny the difference.
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I bought one to take with me on my travels when working. It is such a P.I.T.A. getting an in room coffee pot that is worth a crap at Hotels I figure it was my best option.

BTW, I roast my own beans and use a refillable basket. I have no need for the little cups they sell for the machines that cost a fortune and are not near as good as what I roast :-)
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Bought the Keurig Vue.

The wife and i are really enjoying it.
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its sooo simple, why haven't I seen this before? Where doth one buy one of these fancy "cuppers" ? LoL :-)
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I think that the Keurig is here to stay. We are all way too busy and moving way too fast, plus we each want it “our way.” The Keurig can accommodate all of that. PLUS, I spend WAY less at places such as Starbucks now that I can quickly throw a pod in on my way out the door in the morning. While the price of each pod could be considered expensive, it’s priced a lot lower than a fresh cup of coffee just about anywhere and I can pop a different flavor in every day of the week.
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