The difference between the Keurig K150 and the Keurig K155 is that the Keurig K150 offers one more brew cup size than the Keurig K155. The K150 allows you to brew 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 ounce brew sizes, whereas the K155 only allows you to brew 4, 6, 8, and 10 ounce cups. Despite this small difference, the K155 and K150 brewers are virtually identical in terms of appearance, features, and functionality. In fact, both coffee makers come with a large 90 ounce water reservoir and color touch screen. They are fully programmable, NSF certified for use in food service, and best of all- the K150 and K155 brewers are both direct water line plumb kit compatible.
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Keurig K150 vs K155: What’s the Difference?
What’s the Difference Between the Keurig K150 and K155?
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Papa Rich
I want to thank you for this great resource! I had a K155 for about 6 years and it finally needed to be replaced. Since I had a direct water line plumb kit and filter installed on it, I de-installed the kit from the bad K155 to install it on the new K155. The direct water line plumb kit, which replaces the standard tank reservoir, did not fit because the base on the new K155 was different. These instructions showed that a flat plate had to be removed by removing two screws from underneath. I had forgotten this step over the years! I’m happy, because I am spoiled by never having to pour water in my brewer. Thanks again
Amy
Do these have filters because my stop working.
John
Hey Amy, yes the K155 and K150 both are capable of being plumbed directly to a direct water line filter kit. Check out my article on that topic for more information: http://mykup.com/keurig-direct-water-filter-kit-instructions/