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Nespresso Coffee Machines

Nespresso coffee makers are small and compact and are not as bulky as drip coffee machines. They're black-colored and range in price and complexity. Some come with a milk frother that can be used to create latte art, and they can be linked with an app to manage recipes or receive descaling notifications.

The most basic machines, such as our choice, the Essenza Mini, are simple and affordable, but they leave out features that can make more complex drinks. Other machines can brew larger drinks, like Gran Lungos.

What is an Nespresso Machine?

Since 1986, Nespresso sells single-serve machines which make use of capsules to brew coffee and espresso. The company has a large number of loyal fans thanks to the ease, speed, and consistency with which their machines make an espresso-like hot beverage. These machines are an excellent alternative to making espresso at home with a drip coffee maker or moka pot, which both require a lot of time and Nespresso Original attention after each use.

A Nespresso machine makes use of an air pressure system to extract the flavor of the pod. It then heats up water and it froths the milk to create coffee drinks, such as lattes and cappuccinos. nespresso mini coffee machine offers a wide selection of tea and coffee blends to suit different moods and tastes such as decaffeinated and flavor choices. Their machines are stylish, compact, and easy-to-use, making them a great choice for those looking to take a quick sip of coffee or tea in the afternoon.

The Vertuo line replaced the Nespresso original machines in 2014, which utilized capsules from the Original capsules to brew espresso shots. The Essenza Mini is the smallest model in the line. It's compact, with a small water tank, and room for used capsules. Its simple operation, using only two buttons - one for an espresso and one for a lungo -- makes it easy to master.

All Nespresso machines automatically dispose of capsules that are used after the brewing. This is different from Keurig machines, which require you to manually add water every time. Depending on the size of the water reservoir and capsule storage, these can hold between four and 12 pods that have been used, which are disposed of in the built-in receptacle when you open the machine.

Some of the most popular models are also compatible with the app for mobile, which allows you to customize recipes and reorder capsules from the comfort of your home. We tested this feature on the sleek, stainless steel Vertuo Creatista, which also offers the option to make hot chocolate and iced coffee with an ice-making chamber that is specifically designed for frothing. The only drawback of the machine we tested is that it does not support all types of milk. You'll need to purchase a separate frothing device for making drinks with whole or 2% almond milk.

The Original Line

The Original line of pod-only machines includes the stylish Citiz and the Essenza Mini. Both models are pierced by the capsule, and then pump hot water at high pressure through it and deliver an espresso or lungo. The original machines employ 19 bar of pressure, which is more than the 15 to 18 bar pumps in some of the more expensive Vertuo models.

The Vertuo machines create foam that is more dense and more dense than the crema produced by the original machines. The crema is more than just froth. As the Spruce says, it can be responsible for as much as one quarter of espresso's taste. The Original line also offers pricier Creatista and Lattissima machines that come with built-in milk frothers to make lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos at the push of a button.

The Lattissima Line

This line of machines is ideal for those who enjoy milky coffee drinks, such as lattes and cappuccinos and need a machine that does it all. It comes with three user-friendly recipes, and its 4.2-ounce milk container is dishwasher-safe and dishwasher safe. It's also light, making it easy to move and store in a small space. However, some customers say it's not as easy to use as other Nespresso models.

The jug of this machine has lines that show the type of beverage you want. You can pick your beverage while the machine is heating up. It comes with a sensor that stops steaming at the moment it runs out of milk.

The Lattissima One is a good value for the money and is available in four colors: black with gray accents, dark gray porcelain white, and silky white. The machine is easy to clean and has a minimalist design that won't overwhelm smaller spaces. The machine is also moderately priced, with a retail cost of $385/PS279

Similar to the OriginalLine models, nespresso original this one also has an automatic drip tray that collects any loose grounds as you pour your espresso. It's a great feature to reduce mess, and it helps to prevent spills which could affect the taste of your beverage.

The Pro and Gran Lattissima both have a larger water tank than the Lattissima One, allowing them to hold more water before needing to refill. The two models feature a quicker heat-up time (15 seconds for an Espresso and 25 seconds for a Lungo) and a hot water function that can be used to make iced or tea.

The only drawback to the Lattissima line is the difficulty in changing the consistency of the foam you make. The machine only works with almond or skim milk. Sorry Vegans and those who are intolerant to dairy. The frothing wand is also difficult to clean. This is a frequent complaint from Nespresso users. The Lattissima Pro or Gran Lattissima has a self-cleaning feature that removes the milky insides of the frothing wand after every use.

The Vertuo Line

The Nespresso Vertuo makes a small, concentrated cup of coffee. It's the perfect choice for espresso lovers. The machine scans the barcode on the outside rim of each capsule in order to determine the amount of coffee it can make. Nespresso utilizes a unique extraction technology to ensure that you get the best flavor from each Vertuo pod.

The Vertuo Line offers a wide variety of drinks, including Ristretto (mini espresso), Espresso, Lungo, Americano and Cappuccino. The machines also integrate with the Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother to create frothy lattes and cappuccinos.

Each Vertuo Line coffee machine heats quickly and is ready to brew in less than 30 seconds. They have a smaller reservoir for water than the Original Line and require less maintenance. There are many models available and you can pick one that is compatible with your home's design and budget.

Vertuo Line machines can also make regular filter coffee unlike Original Line machines that only can brew Nespresso. They do this through an additional spout that is located at the bottom of the machine.

VertuoLine machines have a brand new system of brewing that softly extracts espresso and coffee by using the unique centrifusion technology. This allows for the creation of natural crema, which protects and enhances the aroma of coffee. The VertuoLine system also features an intelligent recognition system that alters the extraction parameters to match each Grand Cru blend.

Each VertuoLine machine is backed by a manufacturer's warranty and includes a starter pack of 10 free Nespresso capsules. The company also offers an annual subscription service that provides new Nespresso caps each month.

The Nespresso VertuoPlus machine is the best overall machine. It is simple to use, heats up quickly and comes in a variety of colors. It can make five different sizes of espresso and coffee which include a ristretto espresso, lungo and flat white. It also makes a latte macchiato and is able to be used together with the Aeroccino milk mixer to make a cappuccino, or latte.

The only drawback to the VertuoPlus is that it takes longer to make a cup than other machines, specifically when making an Americano. Comparing the Bunn Fastbrew with the Nespresso VertuoPlus which can brew an 8-ounce Americano in just 42 seconds, it took 1 minute, 51 seconds. Luckily, you can accelerate the process by selecting an automatic mode.