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title: "CHULUX Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Pod, Brew Up to 12oz Cup, Black"
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# 12oz single-serve capacity 800W rapid heating tech compact & travel-friendly design CHULUX Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Pod, Brew Up to 12oz Cup, Black

**Brand:** chulux
**Price:** 2793046₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game—anywhere, anytime, with CHULUX Mini Magic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CHULUX Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Pod, Brew Up to 12oz Cup, Black by chulux
- **How much does it cost?** 2793046₫ with free shipping
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Sleek, space-saving design fits effortlessly on any countertop or travel bag.
- • **Easy Clean, BPA-Free:** Detachable parts and food-grade materials make maintenance a breeze and your coffee pure.
- • **Safety Meets Efficiency:** Auto shut-off prevents overheating, saving energy and giving you peace of mind.
- • **Universal Pod Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with K-Cup 1.0 & 2.0 pods—your favorite blends, anytime.
- • **Brew Your Perfect Cup in 3 Minutes:** Rapid 800W heating element delivers fresh coffee fast, so you never miss a beat.

## Overview

The CHULUX Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker is a compact, 12oz brewer compatible with K-Cup 1.0 and 2.0 pods. Featuring an 800W rapid heating element, it delivers fresh coffee in under 3 minutes with an auto shut-off for safety and energy efficiency. Its portable design fits travel mugs up to 5.7 inches tall, making it perfect for home, office, or on-the-go use. Made with BPA-free materials and easy-to-clean detachable parts, it ensures a pure, hassle-free coffee experience.

## Description

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Review: Worked Great for 18+ Months, then a Good Cleaning Makes Good as New! - I bought this single cup brewer for several important reasons: Small size/footprint— takes up very little countertop space Low power—800W allows me to plug in same 20A kitchen outlet as the 1200W microwave oven, which also shares the same circuit as the rice cooker and refrigerator. Once in a while the branch circuit breaker trips when the rice cooker and microwave oven are both running. But I have not had the problem when the Chilux and microwave are both running. Some more “powerful” coffee makers might brew your cup 30 seconds faster, but then I might have to go outside to reset the circuit breaker more often. Perfect for Travel—this little thing is light and compact. While it doesn’t have a water storage tank that traps water inside, I still place inside a plastic bag when packing into my bag just in case there’s a few drips. Low Price—the price for this little thing is fair. I wanted a small unit without any fancy features and it fit my needs perfectly. Now on to my long term review. Maybe I have had extremely good luck with my unit, but it has worked flawlessly for one year and about 9 months. For the price I could not ask for anything better. I have used it daily for a morning cup of coffee since my doctor advised me to cut back on caffeine when diagnosed with a heart arrhythmia condition. I don’t want or need a large coffee pot and the single use k-cups are perfect for me when brewed with 12-14 oz water and then poured into a vacuum insulated coffee mug to last all morning. I also have used it for single cup afternoon coffee either decaf or regular with an 8oz to 10oz water charge. I use a 2 cup Pyrex glass pitcher to fill water and then collect the brewed. I have only used tap water from the municipal water supply. This is great water I’ve been drinking for years. This might be one of the reasons I have not had to clean my unit for 1.75 years. Now the failure came over the course of a week recently. The coffee maker would dispense the brew more slowly than normal, and I noticed a little bit less volume when it reached end of brew cycle. Finally it would simply turn off after only half the water was dispensed. It seemed that the problems people reported in their reviews finally reached my unit. Ok, so I had never attempted to clean the unit in the whole time I’ve used it. So, I thought I should try the vinegar cleaning method. My box and cleaning instructions were long gone. Instead I poured standard white vinegar 6 oz into the reservoir and started a complete brew cycle with no coffee pod installed. I then added a few ice cubes to cool down the brewed output and poured it back Into the reservoir for another run. It did not do much good and I thought to myself that maybe I should have been cleaning regularly as recommended. So I stepped it up a notch by using CLR cleaner because that stuff does wonders for cleaning mineral deposits like calcium and lime and rust — hence the name CLR! I knew that the CLR product is non toxic and is recommended for cleaning coffee makers. I failed to read the fine print on the bottle that said to use 1 part CLR to 8’parts water for this task. Instead I used 6 oz straight poured into the intake, then I ran a brew cycle. The new cycle terminated early after only half the fluid had been transferred. So I hit the brew cycle button again for more action. After that I added ice cubes to cool the solution and dilute a little and I ran it again through the brewer. I did this several times until had about 12 ounces of working cleaning fluid. I poured the solution in the reservoir hit the brew button until the unit started to produce an output then I promptly hit the button again to stop the action. I came back an hour later and decided to continue running the cycle which seemed to be much improved! The cleaning actually worked great! Now the problem was flushing out the coffeemaker with clean water.... running the CLR straight meant higher concentration and it took about 10 cycles of running 12 to 16 oz clean water each time to clean the unit. I let the water sit in the unit for an hour between cycles and it eventually reduced the residual CLR cleaner smell to levels my sensitive nose could no longer detect. Looking back I should have first followed the directions of using 1 part vinegar to 1 part water, poured into the unit and start then stop the brewing cycle to let it sit and clean the unit for an hour. I plan to do this next time the performance degrades — either the brew flow slows down and/or the volume out does not equal the volume in. I don’t think I need to do this every 2 weeks since my water seems to not cause buildup problems for about 18 to 21 months. Maybe every 6 months would be good. I bought a second Chulux unit a few days ago when my first stopped working, but then after cleaning my original is back running good as new! ! ! I’m keeping the second unit anyway since it arrived today. I almost feel like buying a third unit to keep as a spare for 10 years down the road when you probably cannot buy them anymore. I think eventually the electronics or mechanical parts, hoses, etc may fail. But until then I will keep using and cleaning this little champ every day!
Review: Love my CHULUX! MUCH BETTER than Keurig - I've had my "CHULUX Single Serve Coffee Maker Brewer for K Cups" for a year and a few months. Over that time, I've regularly made about 6 cups of perfect coffee with very few issues. I was a former owner of at least 6 Keurig brand coffee makers that worked, but failed after about 8 months.. YES.. all of them lasted ONLY about 8 months. Tried everything on YouTube to get them to work again... but nothing. So, I got fed up with their POOR quality and decided to try the CHULUX. This little thing is built like a "tank". It just keeps going! Coming from the BIG BULKY Keruig's to this small thing was a bit of a surprise.. but I now love it's smaller size and foot print. The Keurig tank and water handling system design is flawed. The whole system constantly holds water in the internal tubes. I found this IS a breeding ground for mold (after taking a few of mine apart trying to diagnose issues) that you cannot see (without disassembly) and cannot get rid of. Flushing with vinegar or their brand of cleaner only "kills" the mold. This leaves "dead slime" from the mold that gets hung up in the system. The Keurig water pumps are definitely inferior (longevity wise) to the CHULUX. They just will not hold up to 6 cups a day for more than about 8 months. As to those that have had the water overflow problem, the issue (CHULUX's) is there is a small particle strainer at the bottom of the "throat" where you pour the water in and it passes through the strainer into the tank. The holes are just too small and too few. Unless you slowly pour the water into the tank.. you will occasionally get a back flow. I feel this is a design flow on their part. What I have done is to remove this strainer (easily done with one finger) and use it without it. I've not had any issues with the tank getting foreign matter accumulated or in the machines operation. As to those with the grounds coming lose from the pods and getting into the coffee or on the machine itself or counter top. I've not had this issue. It could be the pods themselves have a defect or poorly made. It could be how you are putting the lid down on the pod and latching it shut. The motion should be swift once you start to the closure process. I make one swift movement and latch it immediately. As for the heat up time of the water. When I first received my CHULUX, my last old Keurig was still working. So, I timed how long each took from "start brewing button push" until coffee started flowing. The CHULUX was maybe 5 seconds slower than the Keurig. The improvements I would like to see would be a faster brew time ( I would pay more for this feature or such a model) and bigger holes in the water strainer.

## Features

- 12 Oz Single Serve Coffee Maker: CHULUX one cup coffee maker compatible with 1.0 and 2.0 pod coffee capsules to meet variety needs. It creates your private cafe at leisure or busy moments
- One Button Operation: 800W heating element with rapid brewing technology by blue indicator light flash,also features auto shut-off preventing from overheating,keeping safe and help saving energy.One cup of hot brewed coffee will ready for you within 3mins. Also can use coffee machine as a water boiler to get hot water or tea
- Mini Size Coffee Maker: The compact size is perfect for business trip or limited countertop. The portable small coffee brewer easy to carry anywhere,friendly for office,kitchen,dormitory,hotel and RV. The voltage is 120V and use below 6000 feet
- Mug Sizes Compatiable: The coffee flows out is almost same as the water amount you poured in,ensure every fresh coffee by maximize utilization.The single serve coffee brewer supports for travel mugs up to 5.7’’ tall by removing drip tray
- Food Grade Material & Easy Cleanning: BPA-FREE material for water tank and piercing needle. Detachable filter basket and drip tray can be removed and washed directly. A easy clean method by pressing button after adding in water and vinegar

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B010NMMPH0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #33,148 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #33 in Single-Serve Brewers |
| Brand | CHULUX |
| Brand Name | CHULUX |
| Capacity | 12 fluid ounces |
| Coffee Input Type | Capsule |
| Coffee Maker Type | Coffee Infuser |
| Color | A-Black |
| Compatible Coffee Pods | K-Cup, K-Cup 2.0 |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 38,563 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Carafe, Filter |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.4"D x 9.06"W x 4.3"H |
| Item Weight | 2.4 pounds |
| Manufacture Year | 2026 |
| Manufacturer | CHULUX |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | QF-CM801 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Fully Automatic |
| Other Special Features of the Product | single cup design |
| Part Number | QF-CM801 |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Product Dimensions | 7.4"D x 9.06"W x 4.3"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Apartment, Camping, Guest Room, Hiking, Home, Hotel, Indoor, Kitchen, Meeting Room, Office, Traveling |
| Special Feature | single cup design |
| Specific Uses For Product | Americano |
| Style | Classic |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Wattage | 800 watts |
| coffee_filter_size | #4 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** CHULUX
- **Capacity:** 12 fluid ounces
- **Color:** A-Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.4"D x 9.06"W x 4.3"H
- **Special Feature:** single cup design

## Images

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![CHULUX Mini Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Pod, Brew Up to 12oz Cup, Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xzArx7tHL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can the coffee maker be taken on a travel/camping trip?**
A: Yes, its compact size allows it to easily fit into a backpack or luggage. Please note that the destination's voltage standard (only applicable for 120V) and altitude (below 6000 ft).

**Q: How should I properly place my coffee capsules?**
A: Capsules: Puncture bottom when inserting, puncture top when closing.

**Q: What does the flashing blue light at the ON/OFF button mean?**
A: When you press the button and hear a "click" sound then it will start flashing blue light, which mean the coffee maker being working.

**Q: What is included in the box?**
A: 1 * Black Single Serve Coffee Maker (with a two-pin UL plug and a 100cm power cord) 1 * Removable Drip Tray and Stainless Steel Cover 1 * Water Filter Basket 1 * Instruction Manual Note: The Mug and Capsule doesn't included.

**Q: When should I clean my coffee machine, and how often should I do it?**
A: Depending on your usage frequency, descaling & cleaning is recommended every 1-3 months. Please refer to the detailed steps below.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked Great for 18+ Months, then a Good Cleaning Makes Good as New!
*by C***Y on June 14, 2020*

I bought this single cup brewer for several important reasons: Small size/footprint— takes up very little countertop space Low power—800W allows me to plug in same 20A kitchen outlet as the 1200W microwave oven, which also shares the same circuit as the rice cooker and refrigerator. Once in a while the branch circuit breaker trips when the rice cooker and microwave oven are both running. But I have not had the problem when the Chilux and microwave are both running. Some more “powerful” coffee makers might brew your cup 30 seconds faster, but then I might have to go outside to reset the circuit breaker more often. Perfect for Travel—this little thing is light and compact. While it doesn’t have a water storage tank that traps water inside, I still place inside a plastic bag when packing into my bag just in case there’s a few drips. Low Price—the price for this little thing is fair. I wanted a small unit without any fancy features and it fit my needs perfectly. Now on to my long term review. Maybe I have had extremely good luck with my unit, but it has worked flawlessly for one year and about 9 months. For the price I could not ask for anything better. I have used it daily for a morning cup of coffee since my doctor advised me to cut back on caffeine when diagnosed with a heart arrhythmia condition. I don’t want or need a large coffee pot and the single use k-cups are perfect for me when brewed with 12-14 oz water and then poured into a vacuum insulated coffee mug to last all morning. I also have used it for single cup afternoon coffee either decaf or regular with an 8oz to 10oz water charge. I use a 2 cup Pyrex glass pitcher to fill water and then collect the brewed. I have only used tap water from the municipal water supply. This is great water I’ve been drinking for years. This might be one of the reasons I have not had to clean my unit for 1.75 years. Now the failure came over the course of a week recently. The coffee maker would dispense the brew more slowly than normal, and I noticed a little bit less volume when it reached end of brew cycle. Finally it would simply turn off after only half the water was dispensed. It seemed that the problems people reported in their reviews finally reached my unit. Ok, so I had never attempted to clean the unit in the whole time I’ve used it. So, I thought I should try the vinegar cleaning method. My box and cleaning instructions were long gone. Instead I poured standard white vinegar 6 oz into the reservoir and started a complete brew cycle with no coffee pod installed. I then added a few ice cubes to cool down the brewed output and poured it back Into the reservoir for another run. It did not do much good and I thought to myself that maybe I should have been cleaning regularly as recommended. So I stepped it up a notch by using CLR cleaner because that stuff does wonders for cleaning mineral deposits like calcium and lime and rust — hence the name CLR! I knew that the CLR product is non toxic and is recommended for cleaning coffee makers. I failed to read the fine print on the bottle that said to use 1 part CLR to 8’parts water for this task. Instead I used 6 oz straight poured into the intake, then I ran a brew cycle. The new cycle terminated early after only half the fluid had been transferred. So I hit the brew cycle button again for more action. After that I added ice cubes to cool the solution and dilute a little and I ran it again through the brewer. I did this several times until had about 12 ounces of working cleaning fluid. I poured the solution in the reservoir hit the brew button until the unit started to produce an output then I promptly hit the button again to stop the action. I came back an hour later and decided to continue running the cycle which seemed to be much improved! The cleaning actually worked great! Now the problem was flushing out the coffeemaker with clean water.... running the CLR straight meant higher concentration and it took about 10 cycles of running 12 to 16 oz clean water each time to clean the unit. I let the water sit in the unit for an hour between cycles and it eventually reduced the residual CLR cleaner smell to levels my sensitive nose could no longer detect. Looking back I should have first followed the directions of using 1 part vinegar to 1 part water, poured into the unit and start then stop the brewing cycle to let it sit and clean the unit for an hour. I plan to do this next time the performance degrades — either the brew flow slows down and/or the volume out does not equal the volume in. I don’t think I need to do this every 2 weeks since my water seems to not cause buildup problems for about 18 to 21 months. Maybe every 6 months would be good. I bought a second Chulux unit a few days ago when my first stopped working, but then after cleaning my original is back running good as new! ! ! I’m keeping the second unit anyway since it arrived today. I almost feel like buying a third unit to keep as a spare for 10 years down the road when you probably cannot buy them anymore. I think eventually the electronics or mechanical parts, hoses, etc may fail. But until then I will keep using and cleaning this little champ every day!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love my CHULUX! MUCH BETTER than Keurig
*by D***S on March 13, 2018*

I've had my "CHULUX Single Serve Coffee Maker Brewer for K Cups" for a year and a few months. Over that time, I've regularly made about 6 cups of perfect coffee with very few issues. I was a former owner of at least 6 Keurig brand coffee makers that worked, but failed after about 8 months.. YES.. all of them lasted ONLY about 8 months. Tried everything on YouTube to get them to work again... but nothing. So, I got fed up with their POOR quality and decided to try the CHULUX. This little thing is built like a "tank". It just keeps going! Coming from the BIG BULKY Keruig's to this small thing was a bit of a surprise.. but I now love it's smaller size and foot print. The Keurig tank and water handling system design is flawed. The whole system constantly holds water in the internal tubes. I found this IS a breeding ground for mold (after taking a few of mine apart trying to diagnose issues) that you cannot see (without disassembly) and cannot get rid of. Flushing with vinegar or their brand of cleaner only "kills" the mold. This leaves "dead slime" from the mold that gets hung up in the system. The Keurig water pumps are definitely inferior (longevity wise) to the CHULUX. They just will not hold up to 6 cups a day for more than about 8 months. As to those that have had the water overflow problem, the issue (CHULUX's) is there is a small particle strainer at the bottom of the "throat" where you pour the water in and it passes through the strainer into the tank. The holes are just too small and too few. Unless you slowly pour the water into the tank.. you will occasionally get a back flow. I feel this is a design flow on their part. What I have done is to remove this strainer (easily done with one finger) and use it without it. I've not had any issues with the tank getting foreign matter accumulated or in the machines operation. As to those with the grounds coming lose from the pods and getting into the coffee or on the machine itself or counter top. I've not had this issue. It could be the pods themselves have a defect or poorly made. It could be how you are putting the lid down on the pod and latching it shut. The motion should be swift once you start to the closure process. I make one swift movement and latch it immediately. As for the heat up time of the water. When I first received my CHULUX, my last old Keurig was still working. So, I timed how long each took from "start brewing button push" until coffee started flowing. The CHULUX was maybe 5 seconds slower than the Keurig. The improvements I would like to see would be a faster brew time ( I would pay more for this feature or such a model) and bigger holes in the water strainer.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple, Easy & does the job
*by C***Y on February 20, 2019*

Simple & easy to use. Straight out of the box this item was ready to plug in & use. (I also own a Keurig k50 classic series - which sadly takes up a lot of space & requires some assembly). I was pleasantly surprised at the fact that there is no assembly required. The cord wasn't too long or too short. The same length as my toaster and/or blender cord would be in comparison. The directions didn't say to run vinegar through the machine - but I did run 1 cycle of vinegar followed by 4 cycles of water to flush the system out before officially making my first cup of coffee. NO weird smells and NO strong plastic taste. I used a kcup from a company called: Cafe escapes - 'cafe caramel' flavor & it turned out wonderful. I had soo many questions before ordering this machine. So this is my first impressions review of the Chulux Single serve coffee maker in comparison to my Keurig K50 series. It is definitely worth giving this baby a shot. Seeing that the price alone is a major plus. It takes up 1/3 of the space my Keurig would. My concerns were to find a machine to use when traveling. I also wondered which size mugs & travel tumblers would fit underneath the dispensing spout. So I promptly pulled out 3 of my most used mugs & tumbler. First up is a 12 oz. standard size mug which came out of a Corelle plate set. It measures 6 inches tall. & fit perfectly under the spout with drip tray. Second up is my fav. princess Anna Disneyland mug......depending on how full you fill your cups....this mug holds 12 oz up to 14 oz (if you fill it to the rim). It measured 7 inches tall, although I did have to remove the drip tray for this taller mug to fit & there wasn't much extra room to spare. So at this point I am going to say the max height of any cup you plan on using with the Chulux single serve brewer should 7" or shorter in height. My 3rd was my beloved 16 oz. stainless steel starbucks to go tumbler but it was waaaayyy taller than my princess Anna Mug & when sitting next to the Chulux machine it was obviously to big to fit underneath the spout.......unless I plan to transfer my coffee from mug to tumbler I guess I won't be using it while traveling. On to my next concern - I had read in previous reviews that only specific reusable metal filters are compatible with this machine. I was hoping that the ones I already have would fit. Because sometimes I do use my own pre-ground coffee I have an Eco-fill 2.0 metal reusable coffee kcup filter. (it does not work with this Chulux machine so DON'T buy that brand). Why not? The most important thing to know is that the top lid of the Chulux machine closes flush against the small insert area that holds the Kcup. My Eco-fill 2.0 has a huge hinge on 1 side that prevents the lid from completely closing. Whichever reusable Kcup you do decide to use needs to close & be flat & smooth around all sides. I happened to have the Cafe cups (as seen on TV brand) and YES these do fit & are compatible with the Chulux machine!!!! I will show both the wrong & right brands in pictures posted for reference. Brewing a cup of coffee was easy. Plug in machine. Life lid, pour in water, insert kcup pod, close lid, lock lid, then press the ON button. Once you press the on button you can already hear the water starting to warm up & boil. It took about 1 & 30 secs. to heat up & brew. That's not long at all. I must admit I am slightly spoiled with my pre-heated Keurig so I don't really have to wait for the heat up time. But considering it is probably all those extra gizmos that enable pre-heating that take up precious kitchen counter space in the first place then I can survive waiting for 1 minute. I hope that this review will be helpful to anyone who may been wondering the same things as me. I will probably update later on the durability part. I plan to only use this when I travel - so it's not an everyday use for me.

## Frequently Bought Together

- CHULUX Single Serve Coffee Maker for K Capsule and Ground Coffee, Single Cup Coffee Machine, Black
- Flavored Coffee Pods Variety Pack for Keurig K Cups Brewers, Assorted Flavored Coffee Sampler, 40 Count
- Victor Allen's Coffee Variety Pack (Morning Blend 10, 100% Colombian 10, Donut Shop Blend 12, French Roast 10), 42 Count, Single Serve Coffee Pods for Keurig K-Cup Brewers

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