Grab the Keurig K-Classic coffee maker for $40 off at Best Buy

Keurig K-Classic coffee maker deals sales — (Image credit: Keurig)

If you're after a no-fuss coffee maker, Keurig's range of pod machines are perfect for convenience and speed. However, our favorite is the Keurig K-Classic, and right now you'll find an excellent $40 discount at Best Buy, bringing the single serve brewer down to just $79.99 this week.

The cheapest we've seen this model this week is $99.99, which means this extra $20 discount is offering even better value than usual right now. Considering you're getting one of our top picks for the best coffee maker out there, that's a serious bargain.

We've positioned the Keurig K-Classic right at the top of our guide to the best Keurig coffee makers out there. You'll be brewing between four and eight drinks off a single 48-ounce water reservoir, and with options to make six, eight, or ten ounce cups.

You'll be doing all that exceedingly quickly, as well, with a one minute brew time. There are other machines out there capable of larger twelve ounce brews, however, so if you're looking for a more crowd-friendly machine we'd recommend checking out the Keurig K-Elite (currently on sale for $143.63, was $169.99).

All in, though, this is Keurig's best-selling coffee maker for a reason. It's the best choice for the majority of households, and at just $79.99 it represents excellent value this week as well.

If you'd prefer to take a look at drip coffee makers, we'd recommend checking out the best Cuisinart coffee makers for a more hands-on approach. Or, if you need something a little stronger, take a look at the best espresso machines available now. We're also showing you how to clean a Keurig to keep every brew fresh as well.

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Tabs is a deals editor on our sister site TechRadar. She spends most of her time searching for the best prices on top consumer tech, but has also written about everything from flower delivery to mattresses. Happiest with a DualSense controller in her hand, she's also contributed to GamesRadar and T3 and specializes in gaming hardware and computing.