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Coffee Machines For Nespresso Pods

Pod coffee machines utilize pre-packaged, pre-ground coffee capsules to brew your favourite drink. They are extremely convenient for those who are tight on time.

The best results are attained by using your device and the compatible pods. We recommend using water that has been filtered. This improves the extraction of your coffee, and also reduces the amount of sediment, odours and hard water.

VertuoLine

VertuoLine is a great option for Nespresso fans who want an automated machine that can make drinks. These machines utilize a patented system that is based on capsules and is simple to use and easy to clean. Drop the espresso or coffee pod into the machine and hit a button. Your drink will be ready within seconds.

These machines are only compatible with Nespresso coffee and espresso pods. The patented capsules feature an outer rim with an identifier that gives the machine's instructions for brewing, so the right amount of water is used for the type of beverage you're making. The brewed beverage is heated and then passed through a tiny tube to be consumed. This unique system does away with separate filters making it possible to make multiple drinks in one machine.

The first-generation VertuoLine machines that were released in 2014 didn't receive a lot of positive reviews, but Nespresso took the criticism seriously and improved the machine with the introduction of the Evoluo model in 2015. These machines brew at a higher temperature and they also have an expanded water tank and capsule compartment for used capsules, meaning you will not run out of water as fast.

Another new feature on the VertuoLine is that capsules are inserted and ejected internal rather than out of a slot on the side like some other single-serve devices do. This is a nice feature that eliminates the requirement to touch the capsule you've used up or transfer it to a garbage bin across the kitchen, and it's an innovative idea which will save you time.

VertuoLine models aren't quite as versatile as Original Line models, but they're an option if you want a machine that's simple to use and simple. The machine is compact and has a black design that will not clash with your decor. The machine is easy to set up and maintain, and is affordable.

The only downside to this machine is that it takes around two minutes for the machine to begin making coffee, which can be a problem if in a hurry every morning. However, it's worth the wait if you like rich coffee that is creamy and smooth.

Original

For espresso and coffee lovers Nespresso is a straightforward one-touch solution. The machines do not require a grinder or measuring cup, and produce drinks of high-quality and consistent quality with minimal effort. They're also compact, making them a convenient addition to any kitchen. We've broken down the options to help you find the machine that suits your requirements.

Whether you're interested in a single espresso shot or an entire cafe-style drink, there's a Nespresso for every preference. Original and VertuoLine are the two main lines. Original machines (the Creatista Series, the Essenza Series, and the CitiZ Series) operate like traditional espresso machines. They apply 19 bars of pressure to the pod, which penetrates the foil, causing espresso to flow into the cup. They only make espresso not regular coffee and create a more traditional amount of crema.

The VertuoLine machines, introduced in 2014 to attract the North American market, use an entirely different process that Nespresso calls centrifusion. These models spin the capsule 7,000 times per minute, which creates a force that extracts the coffee. The result is a less traditional crema as well as a smoother, more bitter foam that Liz Clayton found less desirable than the crema created by the Original machines.

Both machines can be programmed to change the amount of water that they consume. However this is not usually necessary. We suggest a machine with an open tank. It's more easy to clean than a fixed water reservoir.

You might want to consider spending a little more for a Lattissima if you're looking to make more than espresso. They take the convenience of one touch of Nespresso to a whole new level by letting you select from nine different sizes of drinks, including lattes, cappuccinos, and macchiatos made of latte. Lattissima machines are different from other Nespresso models that require you to pour milk into portafilters. They come with an inbuilt milk reservoir and frothing tool that produces these drinks at the touch of a button.

Vertuo Pop+

The Vertuo pop is one of Nespresso’s smallest machines and also one of the most affordable. It's available for less than PS100 which makes it a great choice for those wanting to try pod coffee.

It might not include all the bells, whistles and features of a more expensive machine, but it produces a fantastic espresso. It's also extremely simple to use, with just a single button to press to get your coffee. The machine was designed to be fast and each cup is ready in less than 30 seconds to prepare.

Vertuo pop is also small. It comes with a small water tank on top and a capsule bin. It can fit into even the tiniest kitchens. The machine has a few innovative features such as the ability to shut off automatically after 2 minutes of inactivity. This can help save electricity.

The primary USP of the Vertuo Pop it's unique barcode system, which gives it a massive advantage over other machines on the market. Each capsule has an encoded barcode that informs the machine how to prepare it for brewing. This allows the machine to brew each coffee in the right temperature, which means it's fast and delicious. The barcode also blocks third-party companies from replicating the pods, meaning you can only get them through Nespresso's subscription service.

Like other Nespresso machines like the Pop is incredibly easy to keep clean. It just requires a little cleaning with hot water and a amount of mild detergent. It is also controlled by the Nespresso app which is a great way to track when it's time to do a descaling cycle or to clean the drip tray.

The Pop is a quiet machine, so you won't be disturbed by it in the morning. It can be erratic and requires patience at times. The machine can be a bit slow to heat up however this isn't atypical for a pod coffee maker.

Vertuo Next

The Vertuo Next is Nespresso's newest and smallest pod coffee maker. It is compact and eco-friendly, as it makes use of 54% recycled plastic. Its slim profile is just 5.5 inches wide, so it can fit into most kitchens. It uses the same Centrifusion Technology as other Vertuo Machines to brew your favorite Nespresso Blends. To use it, simply put a capsule in the machine and press the coffee button. Once the brewing cycle is completed, the machine automatically ejects the capsule and puts it into a small trash container on the back of the machine.

The machine will heat up in about 30 seconds and when it's ready, the coffee symbol on the button will blink. You can stop the machine by pressing it again. You can also push it to release more water for your coffee but this isn't needed since the machine adjusts automatically the amount of water it uses to fit the particular nesspresso coffee machines blend.

Contrary to other Nespresso machines, the Vertuo Next has no dials or keys to twist making it easy and quick to use. It's a great option for those who are new to coffee or who don't like to tinker with the settings. The machine is smaller and quieter than its predecessor VertuoLine Evoluo model.

Smart design is a great feature of the Vertuo Next. The machine is connected to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and can be controlled using an app on your phone. The app provides videos, tutorials and news on the machine. You can even recycle your pods using the Nespresso PodBack program.

The Vertuo has a sleek, modern design that works well with the Aeroccinno Milk Frother that can be bought separately or as a bundle. The machine isn't inexpensive, but it's made of high-quality materials and is built to last. It comes with a one-year warranty, and the service is provided with minimal waiting times. It's worth the cost for those who love their Nespresso coffee. But it may not be the best choice for those who like to experiment with settings or prefer a bigger mug of coffee.