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Coffee Machines For Nespresso Pods Pod coffee machines use pre-packaged, pre-ground coffee capsules to brew your favorite beverage. They can be very convenient if you are short on time. Using your machine with the pods that are compatible with it will ensure the best results. We suggest that you use filtered water. This improves the extraction of your coffee, and also reduces the amount of sediment, odours and hard water. VertuoLine If you're a big fan of Nespresso and would like a sleek, automatic machine to create your drink, you should consider a VertuoLine model. These machines use a patented system based on capsules that is easy to use and easy to clean. Just drop a coffee or espresso pod into the machine, push a button, and your drink is ready to drink in just a few seconds. These machines are designed to only use Nespresso's branded coffee and espresso pods. The capsules are patent-pending and bear an identification barcode on the outer rim. This provides the machine with the brewing instructions to ensure that the right amount of water is added. The brewed beverage is heated and pushed out through a small tube to drink. This patented system eliminates separate filters which allows you to create multiple drinks with one machine. The first generation VertuoLine machine, which was released in 2014 did not receive excellent reviews. However, Nespresso listened to the criticism and improved the design with the release in 2015 of the Evoluo. The Evoluo machines brew coffee at a higher temperature and have a larger water reservoir and used capsules compartment. The capsules are put into the VertuoLine and ejected from the inside, rather than through a slot on the side like other single-serve machines. This is a wonderful feature that eliminates the need to transfer the empty capsule to a waste container across the kitchen. It's also an excellent idea that can save time. VertuoLine models aren't quite as versatile as Original Line models, but they're still an excellent choice if want a machine that's easy to use and simple. The machine is compact and features a black-colored design that doesn't clash with your decor. The machine is affordable and is easy to install and maintain. This machine has just one downside: it takes around 2 minutes to start making coffee. If you're always in a rush, this could be an issue. It's worth it if enjoy a rich, creamy espresso and coffee. Original Nespresso is a straightforward solution for coffee and espresso enthusiasts. The machines eliminate the requirement for a grinder or measuring cup and produce high-quality, consistent drinks with minimal effort. The machines are also small and make a great addition to any kitchen. We've broken down the options to help you choose the one that best suits your needs. If you're looking for a single espresso shot or an entire cafe-style beverage, there's an Nespresso for every preference. read here are Original and VertuoLine. 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 and causes espresso to flow into the cup. They only create espresso not regular coffee and produce a higher amount of crema. The VertuoLine machines, introduced in 2014 to appeal to the North American market, use a different method of production that Nespresso calls centrifusion. These machines spin the capsules 7000 times per second, producing a force which extracts the coffee. Liz Clayton found the result to be a less traditional crema, with a smoother more bitter foam. Both kinds of machines can be reprogrammed to alter the amount of water they use, but that's usually unnecessary. We suggest a machine with a removable tank. It's more easy to clean than a fixed reservoir. If you want a Nespresso that makes more than just espresso, you should consider investing a bit more money to buy a Lattissima version. The Lattissima models take the convenience of Nespresso to the next level by letting you select from a variety of sizes including lattes, capspuccinos, macchiatos latte, and more. Unlike other Nespresso machines that require you to pour milk into a portafilter, Lattissima models have an integrated milk reservoir and frothing wand that produce these drinks at the push of a button, but they also require more maintenance. Vertuo Pop+ The Vertuo pop is among Nespresso’s smallest machines and also one of its most affordable. It is available at less than PS100 and is perfect for anyone looking to get into pod coffee. It may not have all the bells, whistles and features of a more expensive machine, but it produces a fantastic espresso. It's also easy to use, with just one button to get your coffee. The machine is designed to be fast and every drink takes less than 30 seconds to prepare. Vertuo pop is also small. It comes with a small water tank on top and capsule bin. It's small enough to fit in the smallest kitchens. The appliance also comes with few clever little features, such as the ability to shut down immediately after two minutes of inactivity to save electricity. The primary USP of the Vertuo Pop, however, is its unique barcode system, which gives it a major advantage over other machines on the market. Each capsule is marked with a barcode which will tell the machine what to do. This allows the machine to brew each coffee at the right temperature, which means it's fast and delicious. The barcode also stops third-party companies from reproducing the pods, meaning you can only buy them through Nespresso's subscription service. The Pop is very easy to maintain, similar to other Nespresso machines. It only requires an occasional cleaning using hot water and a amount of mild detergent. It can also be controlled via the Nespresso app, which is a helpful way to keep track of when it's time to do an descaling cycle or to clean the drip tray. The Pop is also a relatively quiet machine, so it won't disturb your morning cup of coffee. It can be erratic and requires patience at times. The machine may be a bit slow to heat up however this isn't atypical for a pod-based coffee machine. Vertuo Next The Vertuo Next is Nespresso's newest and smallest pod coffee machine. It's compact and eco-friendly, as it is made of recycled 54% plastic. It's slim profile is only 5.5 inches in width, meaning it's perfect for the majority of kitchens. It uses the same Centrifusion Technology that is used in other Vertuo machines to make your favorite Nespresso Blends. Place a capsule into the machine and then press the coffee button. Once the brewing cycle is completed the machine will automatically empty the capsule that was used into a small trash receptacle at the back of the machine. The machine is heated within 30 seconds, and once it's done, the coffee symbol on the button will flash. It is possible to stop the machine by pressing it once more. You can also push it to release more coffee water but this isn't needed, as the machine will automatically adjust the amount of water used to suit each mix. In contrast to other Nespresso machines, the Vertuo Next has no dials or keys to turn making it easy and quick to use. It's a great choice for those who are new to coffee or do not like tinkering with the settings. It's also quieter and smaller than its predecessor VertuoLine Evoluo model. Smart design is a great feature of the Vertuo Next. It is linked to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and can be controlled via an app on your phone. The app offers videos, tutorials, and information on the machine. You can even recycle your pods with the Nespresso PodBack program. The Vertuo Next has a lovely, sleek aesthetic and works well with the Aeroccinno milk mixer that is available separately or as part of an integrated package with the machine. The machine isn’t inexpensive, but it's constructed of top-quality materials and is built to last. It comes with a one-year warranty and customer service is readily available with minimal wait times. People who enjoy Nespresso coffee will find it worth the money. It might not be the best choice for those who like to fiddle with settings or prefer a bigger cup of coffee.