The Chulux CL-KM807-P is essentially the same slim 800W, K-Cup-compatible machine as the CL-CM24002, same wattage, same dimensions, same weight, but at $39.99 in a distinctive salmon pink colorway, making it the lowest-priced dual-format pod brewer in this lineup.
Buyers who prioritize counter aesthetics and want a compact K-Cup brewer under $40. The salmon pink finish is genuinely uncommon in this category and suits a bright kitchen or personal workspace.
Skip if
You need fast brew times, the 800W draw is slow compared to 1500W competitors. Also skip if you need ground coffee capability, as this machine is capsules only.
Type Coffee Infuser
Coffee input Capsule
Pods K-Cup, K-Cup 2.0
Filter Coffee Capsule
Wattage 800 W
Operation Fully Automatic
Priced 73% below the category median ($150.00 across 44 tracked models)
Wattage of 800 W - lower than 86% of the 44 models we track
Weight of 2.6 lb - lighter than 83% of the 44 models we track
Our scorecard
4.2/5overall
Owner rating4.2/5
4.2 average across 489 owner ratings
Popularity2.3/5
489 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other coffee makers, kettles and brewers we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
The Chulux CL-KM807-P shares its core specs with the CL-CM24002: 800W power draw, 9.7 x 4.4 x 8.98 inch frame, 2.6 lb weight, and support for both K-Cup and K-Cup 2.0 pod formats. What sets it apart is the salmon pink color option and a $39.99 price tag, $10 less than the stainless-finish sibling. A plastic-and-stainless steel build keeps the weight low.
At 800W this machine is slower to heat than most Keurig models. For a single morning cup that is a minor inconvenience; for back-to-back brewing it becomes more noticeable. The fully automatic operation with a capsule-style filter handles both K-Cup formats without swapping parts.
With 489 reviews at 4.2 stars, the score is solid and the sample is meaningful at this price point. The listing does not confirm a dishwasher-safe rating and controls specifics are not provided, which limits a full comparison. But for someone who wants a compact, affordable, visually distinct pod brewer, the CL-KM807-P fills a real gap in the market.
Pros
Lowest price in this roundup at $39.99
Distinctive salmon pink finish stands out from generic black machines
Supports K-Cup and K-Cup 2.0 pod formats
Lightweight at 2.6 lb and compact at 9.7 x 4.4 x 8.98 in
4.2 stars from 489 reviews
Cons
800W means noticeably slower heat-up than 1500W machines
Capsule-only, no ground coffee option
Not dishwasher safe
Controls not detailed in listing specs
Performance notes
Identical core specs to the Chulux CL-CM24002-800W, same frame, same weight, same pod compatibility. Performance trade-offs are the same: fast and capable once at temperature, but the initial heat-up is slower than higher-wattage machines. The capsule filter handles K-Cup and K-Cup 2.0 without additional accessories.
What buyers say
At 4.2 stars across 489 reviews, buyers are generally happy with the machine for its price. The color option attracts buyers who have already decided on compact pod brewing and want something that looks better than the standard black or silver. Slow heat-up speed is the most consistent minor complaint.
The listing shows salmon pink as the primary color for the CL-KM807-P model. The related CL-CM24002 is available in black with a stainless finish if you prefer a more neutral look.
Does the 800W wattage affect coffee quality?
Wattage affects how quickly water heats, not the brew temperature at extraction. Once up to temp the machine brews at normal temperatures. You may just wait a few extra seconds for the first cup.
Will older K-Cup pods work in this machine?
Yes, the machine is listed as compatible with both K-Cup and K-Cup 2.0 formats, so older pods that were locked out of Keurig 2.0 machines should work here.
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