CHULUX Slim Single Serve Coffee Maker | Fits 7.3-in Travel Mugs | K-Pod 1.0 & 2.0 | 6–12 oz Brew Sizes

Meet CHULUX Slim: One-Cup, One-Touch Convenience

The CHULUX Slim single serve coffee maker is designed for quick, satisfying drinks from coffee or tea capsules. Its compact, four inch width fits easily on small counters, desks, or dorm room spaces, while delivering a clean, barrier-free surface when not in use. The 2-in-1 compatibility supports both K pod 1.0 and 2.0 formats, giving you flexibility to use your existing capsules or travel stash.

Versatile Brewing at Your Fingertips

With a simple press of the start button, you can brew a cup in minutes. The machine offers 6 to 12 oz brew sizes, letting you tailor volume to your needs without fiddling with settings. A 2 inch water-fill area makes topping up water quick and tidy.

• 2-in-1 coffee and tea capsule compatibility for convenient beverages
• One-touch brew for fast, consistent results
• 6–12 oz adjustable cup sizes to suit your preference

Smart Design for Real Life

The 4 inch wide footprint, combined with a drip tray that can be adjusted or removed, is ideal for tight spaces like apartments, dorms, offices, RVs, or hotel rooms. A sturdy 4-hole needle helps extract rich flavor and aroma from each pod.

• Fits travel mugs up to 7.3 inches with the drip tray removed
• Drip tray adjustments keep counters clean and neat
• Space saving, portable coffee maker you can move between rooms

Fast, Efficient Brewing

When you want your drink sooner, this machine heats to the ideal temperature in about two minutes. An auto-off feature turns the unit off after each brew, helping manage energy use and keep your counter safe after use.

• Brews at approximately 190°F in around 2 minutes
• Auto-off helps manage energy and reduce standby heat
• Compact, no-mess design that captures extra coffee for easy cleanup

Notes for Best Results

For best performance, descale periodically using vinegar, citric acid, or a descaler. Elevation matters: this model is designed for altitudes below 4000 feet, and water quality can affect flow.