DI ORO MaxBrew Reusable K-Cup Filter

If you’re all about status, you’re probably already sold on the idea of a golden K-Cup. If you prefer to choose your cups wisely, check this out: gold is nonreactive. Stainless steel is reactive, and paper can have chemicals in it. But gold remains obstinate in the face of hot water and coffee beans. It will not affect the flavor or constitution of your coffee, nor will it absorb old flavors that leech back into your fresh cuppa—which is more than we can say for steel and paper. Plus, the gold filter looks like a honeycomb. This keeps the water flowing evenly. Also, it’s cool.

If you like starting out your morning feel fancy, the Di Oro Maxbrew will get you started off right. Featuring a 24K gold-plated honeycomb patterned filter and 100% BPA, Lead, and DEHP free body construction, the MaxBrew reusable coffee filter tops off its array of features by being dishwasher safe! This coffee filter is compatible with both 1.0 and 2.0 Keurig models, and it’s a one-piece construction so there aren’t any parts to lose or misplace.

Di Oro created the MaxBrew 24 K Gold reusable filter, a perfect refillable K-cup for Keurig 1.0 and 2.0 brewers. Many coffee drinkers credit it as one of the most aesthetically designed coffee filters with its 24K gold plated honeycomb patterns. You can rest assured that its advantage is not only the design but also how it brews the most flavorful coffees. It is an excellent K-cup option for it is compatible with a wide range of Keurig brewers.

Uses 24K Gold PurFlow, Durable molded body, Has BPA-free silicone O-ring, Works with new and first generation brewers.

When you do the math, the Di Oro Maxbrew is a fair amount more expensive, considering you just get one K-Cup (as opposed to six with the GoodCups model).

The only caveat to this option is that it’s recommended that you use disposable K-cup paper filters which, honestly, just feels like it defeats the point, right?

Expensive, Isolated compatibility problems.